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Benefits reviews
51-60 of 119 Reviews
4.0
Nov 17, 2017
Anonymous CarHop
Current
Tracy, California
The general manager was the first to train me. I quickly learned that he's rarely there, maybe once a month. Upon hire, you have to go through a cheesy orientation video/quiz, which could be short or long depending on your position. Training is paid like a normal shift. Usually a manager and a fellow employee in your position will help you for the first few days, and then you're on your own. But everyone in the restaurant is pretty knowledgeable about every area so I haven't seen anyone really get stuck since there's always someone around to answer questions.
3.0
Oct 25, 2017
Anonymous Operating Partner
Former
Longview, Texas
Training can be really beneficial. If you have the right trainer and that can take the time to train the right way. Great training program, only if it put to good use.
4.0
Oct 24, 2017
Anonymous CarHop
Former
Austin, Texas
I got lucky and trained with a really good CarHop. But a lot of the new CarHops don't stick around for long because the stress and high demands get to them.
4.0
Oct 23, 2017
Anonymous Crew member
Former
San Diego, California
They assign you with a trainer and have you do online learning modules to get a hold of the rules and regulations
4.0
Oct 20, 2017
Anonymous First Assistant Manager
Former
Burlington, Iowa
They tend to throw you into the mix of things and let you sink or swim, have you ask questions on your own and generally just figure it out.
2.0
Oct 14, 2017
Anonymous Crew Member
Former
Albuquerque, New Mexico
You get training for a day or two, and you get thrown out there on drive-thru dealing with things you've never done with a trainer.
3.0
Oct 6, 2017
Anonymous Shift Leader
Current
Bakersfield, California
the training depends on which person you have train you, typically a general manager gives you a short overview, but it is up to you to find out everything they didn't bother to tell you over the course of your workday. Your coworkers train you more often than not, they have training materials available but they are not helpful to learning job tasks(mostly about customer services expectations) and are almost always missing.
1
3.0
Sep 26, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Training was fine, but like with any fast food job, most of it is learned while working in real time. Everyone is helpful though and it is easy to get in the swing of things after a few days.
5.0
Aug 28, 2017
Anonymous CarHop
Former
Wolfforth, Texas
The job training is a bit interesting, I hope you are very social because you will have to follow a employee around while shadowing because they show you what you're suppose to do.
1
2.0
Aug 19, 2017
Anonymous Carhop
Current
Mission Viejo, California
Didn't really get any training; I was shown what to do and then left to do it without really understanding it.