Structured systems in place, good benefit options, valuable industry training
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The expectations of working with the smallest labor margin possible while still creating a quality guest experience are highly unrealistic. There are no bussers, sometimes no hosts & tight staffing ALWAYS. They want you to make cuts and work with a bare bones crew, leaving you to work too many hourly positions, while still trying to manage the crew and guest experience to perfection levels. It was the thing I hated most about managing this chain. They want top quality team members for the cheapest price possible and I had to hand out raises of anywhere from 10 cents to 25 cents a YEAR for the good team members and often nothing for the mediocre ones.
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Opening Supervisor
Nov 29, 2018 - Anonymous EmployeePros
Easy work that is an easy way to earn some extra money in the morning.
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Got stuck in the kitchen when understaffed.
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Jul 1, 2022 - Server/WaitressPros
The company is awesome! .
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No cons for this company
Labor, labor, labor
Jul 29, 2022 - Restaurant ManagerPros
Structured systems in place, good benefit options, valuable industry training
Cons
The expectations of working with the smallest labor margin possible while still creating a quality guest experience are highly unrealistic. There are no bussers, sometimes no hosts & tight staffing ALWAYS. They want you to make cuts and work with a bare bones crew, leaving you to work too many hourly positions, while still trying to manage the crew and guest experience to perfection levels. It was the thing I hated most about managing this chain. They want top quality team members for the cheapest price possible and I had to hand out raises of anywhere from 10 cents to 25 cents a YEAR for the good team members and often nothing for the mediocre ones.
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