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Benefits reviews
131-140 of 182 Reviews
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Feb 16, 2017
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Nov 15, 2016
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Oct 30, 2016
Anonymous Fry Cook
3.0
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Anonymous Host
Former
Lake Grove, New York State
Job was easy, training was too. Learn the lay out of the store and learn how to greet customers and clean messes, best entry level job
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Anonymous Food Server
Former
Rome, New York State
It was very detailed and they expected you to catch on fast or let go. was tough for ones who never did food service but willing to learn.
Anonymous Host/Hostess
Current
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
They train you and teach you alot about the job
2
Current
Callaway, Florida
workers are nice and they help u alot and dnt let u go down on ur own
Anonymous Server/Hostess
Former
Gastonia, North Carolina
Their job training online was great! But when I started to do the actual on-the-floor training, I felt like I didn't know much. I was honestly overwhelmed. But the management was able to work with me and place me in a good position. I was just unable to work the hours and deal with how crazy it was.
1
Anonymous Manager In Training
Current
Stafford, Texas
Some video instruction and a manual
Anonymous Bartender/Server
Former
Westfield, Massachusetts
Sometimes felt outdated, or not situationally applicable.
Anonymous employee
Former
New Brunswick, New Jersey
trainers at Applebees were great, learned a lot
Anonymous Server
Former
Ashland, Kentucky
Needs some tweaking. I understand turnover is high, but better training could probably help.
Anonymous Line Cook
Current
Peoria, Arizona
Book training, computer training, and hands on training