BoxLunch reviews

Your hours are based on someone’s willingness to join the loyalty program. This is especially bad during holidays since most people coming in are just buying gifts for someone else and have zero interest in loyalty. Another issue is the fact that there is zero real incentive to work here as the “benefits” in both pay and other offerings compared to companies like In N Out. There is also a competition culture that’s enforced among employees in terms of sales, customer connections, and loyalty. You’re not really a team at BoxLunch, you’re in a competition for hours and positive reinforcement.

A lot of time on your feet. Didn't like when higher-ups took away the chair at our kiosk. We were only allowed to get it back if we had a written doctor's note.