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Benefits reviews
41-50 of 62 Reviews
4.0
Oct 29, 2016
Anonymous employee
Former
Burlington, Washington State
over 24 hours of videos to watch, unpaid.
1
5.0
Sep 1, 2016
Anonymous Red shirt
Current
Merced, California
We watch videos then hands on
5.0
Jul 19, 2016
Anonymous Crew Member
Current
Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Wasn't bad. You got paid to sit in a chair for 6+ hours to watch videos and take quizzes on those videos. Also got free food during that too.
3
4.0
Jun 9, 2016
Anonymous Shift Leader
Former
Largo, Maryland
It's a very fast paced job so you'd have to pay attention or else you could cause congestion for the rest of the team when they could really need your help.
3.0
May 16, 2016
Anonymous Crew Member/Grill Cook
Former
Laguna Niguel, California
The job training was very rigorous, if there was no previous experience with food it takes a while to acclimate into the job
5.0
Apr 25, 2016
Anonymous employee
Former
Gainesville, Virginia
The free meals, you get one free meal a shift with 1 burger or hotdog of any type along with little fries of any type.
1.0
Apr 7, 2016
Anonymous Red Shirt
Current
Niles, Ohio
I never got trained just thrown in the mix. The managers would get mad at me for not doing things but they were things I didn't know i had to do. I still don't know a lot. They just expected me to know and would never tell me what i did wrong
4.0
Apr 2, 2016
Anonymous Regional Manager
Former
Lorton, Virginia
Training is really good and on-going training is strong as well.
2.0
Mar 20, 2016
Anonymous Manager
Former
Cinnaminson, New Jersey
like any other fast food place computure training then hands on
4.0
Mar 17, 2016
Anonymous Manager
Current
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Your trainee will train you on one station when you first get hired, then once you've mastered that position, your managers will start to cross train you on other things. The more you ask the more you learn.