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- "This is the perfect job as a primary or secondary job and is great for people in school." (in 190 reviews)
- "Flexible hours for student or those with other time commitments.Hourly money isn't bad for an entry" (in 176 reviews)
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- "Managers have us clean tables along with hosting even though we don't get any tips at all." (in 210 reviews)
- "Detached upper management and difficult customers who 'are always right' according to corporate" (in 26 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Oct 5, 2020HostFormer Employee, less than 1 yearSan Marcos, TX
Pros
Red Lobster was a good environment. Friendly employees and good space. Good job
Cons
Management presented a bit of favoritism in terms of who got moved up. Poor managerial experience.
- 4.0Jul 6, 2022ServerFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsYakima, WA
Pros
Nice tips if you get a good section.
Cons
I worked at two red lobsters first one I loved. Second one there was a lot of favoritism but if you’re good at your job there should be no reason you won’t get hours. Can be slow
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