Pros
Love(d) my job. Until I didn't anymore. Oi love the people anf the environment.Too many daily bottlenecks due to poor preparation and communication from FOH to BOH to management. Praising your worker's who are lazy, disrespectful, creates snowstorms due to lack of common sense, urgency, and know-how, after burning out your dependent, knowledgeable, quick and accurate A-team and being fake about actually caring and understanding by reassuring employee that they are here for you....until something actually happens and you need that support and same working g relationship to remain....but it's just awkward and distant now. For many....and you wonder why you can't keep staff or managers. And if saddens me, because this is truly the first place I've ever worked for every single day, every single person you pass hi, how are you today? And is genuine about it, a huge change it pays in a much needed breath of fresh air. But not when they become distant due to whatever has been said and spoken about inappropriately because that is confidential information. But I do love the place, it's fantastic some bumps they need to work out but I'm not sure they know how. ** constructive criticism, and advice from somebody who is coming in looking from the outside in, or more than one somebody's, that's usually one of the best opportunities you're ever going to have to turn something around before it falls to ashes
Cons
Unpredictable schedule due to sales and labor per event. And this was not something that was ever mentioned during the hiring process. Also the lack of explaining what the hours would be like you might work 15 days in a row and then 2 months later you might only have two shifts total
