Aramark Employee Reviews about "work life balance"

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- "The people I worked with were mostly really great people that I enjoyed working with and helping out when needed." (in 441 reviews)
- "My coworkers were great and a lot of the people I interacted with were super friendly." (in 159 reviews)
- "People on campus were excited to see you because you were probably giving away free food samples or t" (in 140 reviews)
- "The managers/directors are typically very flexible about schedules and are often very flexible with things that come up unexpectedly." (in 127 reviews)
- "Poor management: unorganized so they cause issues with your job although you rarely see them" (in 723 reviews)
- "Pay is low not many raises have worked there a long time do not make much more then started." (in 531 reviews)
- "Long hours and a lot of responsibility with pay that doesn’t reflect the work out in" (in 293 reviews)
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Updated Oct 3, 2023
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Reviews about "work life balance"
Return to all Reviews- 3.0Oct 4, 2020Administration OfficerCurrent EmployeeDublin, Dublin
Pros
The only pro is the work life balance and they really support those who have kids
Cons
So many but nothing to say
- 3.0Aug 21, 2008Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeePhiladelphia, PA
Pros
You can really move around if you want - there are multiple lines of business (uniforms, education, higher education, business services, sports and entertainment, facilities services and more) in many areas and even countries. You could even work at the Olympics. If you are not sure what your passion is there is a great chance to try out many things.
Cons
There is never enough staff or money to do anything well, so your always close to budget and working long hours and working hard. There is a poor work life balance if you don't draw a firm line.
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