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Benefits reviews
201-210 of 296 Reviews
1.0
Oct 5, 2016
Anonymous sandwich artist
Former
Kearny, New Jersey
Not much to training . Just watch a video then you are good to start making sandwiches for people.
4.0
Sep 27, 2016
Anonymous Manager
Former
Cleveland, Ohio
You learn everything on the job, training really depends on who is there already and how willing they are to treat you good and train you properly. The field consultant was around once and month and always available via phone or email to help out as well.
2.0
Sep 25, 2016
Anonymous Sandwich Artist
Current
Newport News, Virginia
They just kinda threw me in the first day, in a lunch rush.
3.0
Sep 17, 2016
Anonymous Sandwich Artist
Former
Riverside, California
Just showed me around, how to ring up & make the sandwhichs. Did not watch any new employee videos
3.0
Aug 20, 2016
Anonymous Sandwich Artist
Former
Circleville, Ohio
Paid training is a plus.
3.0
Aug 14, 2016
Anonymous Sandwich Artist
Current
San Diego, California
It was all online and very little was actually taught in person.
1.0
Aug 8, 2016
Anonymous Shift Leader
Current
West Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Training time should require a minimum of 120 hours and all employees should have the ability to open and close the store.
5.0
Jul 23, 2016
Anonymous Sandwich Artist
Former
Chandler, Arizona
they train right away and are laid back.
4.0
Jul 14, 2016
Anonymous Store Manager
Former
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
If you aren't REALLY trained, alot of the things required by the company seem like a waste of time. If your trainer is good you will learn a lot and generally enjoy your job, it is a very fun fast paced environment.
2
4.0
Jun 30, 2016
Anonymous Assistant Manager
Former
Dallas, Texas
They will definitely show you how they want things done.