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Bon Appétit Management

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Hard work doesn’t get you anything here! - Assistant Manager Bon Appétit Management Employee Review

1.0
Aug 9, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Google “perks” - free food, free EV charging

Cons

- you could be the hardest worker, go above and beyond and NEVER receive any acknowledgement. - clients are “googlers” that are very entitled, snobby and rude - management plays favorites. It doesn’t matter if you work hard and the favorites slack off. If you aren’t a favorite and make a small mistake it is a big deal. If you are a favorite and make a huge mistake, it is not a big deal. -You only get promoted or a raise if you suck up to upper management. - AWFUL culture. Gossiping, Cliques, separate group chats, they make you feel like an outsider if you aren’t a favorite and don’t abuse substances with the bosses outside of work. - no recognition, no bonus goals, no holiday party or gift, they don’t even give you a happy birthday message. - poor communication. They expect us to know when processes change but upper management doesn’t relay the messages. Then you get reprimanded for not knowing. -the people and the culture are awful. They preach “tough love” and “coaching” but it’s actually just bullying and pushes people down.

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Good benefits and good hourly and breaks

Cons

Honestly not much cons except for inconsistent help but it was never the managers fault really

2.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Schedule was perfect workload was appropriate

Cons

When I started there I saw a review that said "great place to work, just keep your head down", that adage proved to be true. Anything above a supervisor position is just fodder for HR and marketing to scapegoat and humiliate. God help you if your direct manager has an ego problem. I watched them burn bright and upcoming talent to retain senior level employees that were the obvious cause of the problems.

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