Bottom Dollar Food Employer Reviews

Bottom Dollar is a good place to work if you need extra money. Its not a job you can live off of. I loved the people I worked with and the management team. The company definately offered to customers good products at affordable prices. You will not want to shop anywhere else once you shop there. Very easy job.

Management let me go and welcomed me back over a misunderstanding. I had a co-worker lie on me to management, while he stole the money, he was fired. Every summer they got me back in the system and started me when I got home from College.

I like working for bottom dollar. the customers are very nice and i like to help them in whatever way i can. i enjoy going to work and helping out where i can. The managemnet team is great they always tell me what i am doing wrong and can improve on.

Co-workers were easy to get along with, and management were helpful if any issues arised.

I like the idea of Bottom Dollar Food, however, it is headed in the wrong direction by the people in charge. They are in need of a union. One reason being that if you are part-time you may find yourself with only 4 hours a week or none at all. If you have a complaint or concern there is no one to go to at all. Management cannot be trusted because they – more... lot of them are about as unprofessional as they come. They gossip to each other and other associates. This company is very micromanaged as well. There are too many chiefs and not enough Indians. There's too much direction coming from the district level and above telling you one thing then a day later the information is changed. They follow religiously this "standard practice" which basically allows everyone to act like a robot and there is no room for any of your own thinking on how to do something. They want every store to be an exact carbon copy of the last which sounds great, however in reality every store caters to a different area so not every store can be the same. The majority of the issues that go on in the store cannot be fixed at store level everything must be fixed through emailing several people and waiting days to weeks to have corrected. Lastly, all of the associates working there hate their jobs and aren't afraid to let you know. All the members of management hate their jobs too and openly discuss it with the other managers and associates whom they manage. Bottom Dollar Food is a fairly new company and has the potential to be so much better than it is now but it is headed in the total opposite direction with no signs of improvement in fact it gets worse day by day. I would not recommend working for this company. – less

A typical day at work was just helping little kids wth there hoework. i like helping people. My management team wasn't really around.I didnt have co-works

A typical day at work was just helping little kids wth there hoework. i like helping people. My management team wasn't really around.I didnt have co-works

Bottom Dollar Food is horribly mismanaged. Very micromanaged but with the left hand not knowing what the right is doing. Constant flow of corporate types who tell you to do the complete opposite of what you were told to do 5 min earlier. Training is non existent but you're written up if you don't just automatically know what to do. You pay a lot for – more... terrible benefits. Verbal abuse and humiliation are favorite tools of store manager. Highly unprofessional atmosphere, tons of gossip. HR is completely useless. – less

Upper management treats everyone more as an equal rather than as a "lesser" employee. The culture created is far more relaxed and respectful than many other companies.

Company tells you one thing then does another. Kiss your holidays goodbye except Christmas. They tell you when you can take personal days and vacations. The DM has complete control of the company policies plus his own. You would think his name was on the building. To many bosses all wanting to do things there way. Top heavy in corporate. This company – more... needs a union or they need to become employee friendly. – less

This place is micro managed. We need a union employees have no rights. Worse company I have ever worked for but its a job. Room for advancement not In our district we have a stinky dm that is a fricking dictator promote within is a line of crock they still hire external for management managers have favorites that get promoted and there is no motivation – more... from staff because managers hate there job as well especially that they didn't get a raise or a bonus I feel sorry for them they all look run down union I say – less

I work for Bottom Dollar for 2 1/2 years and I work evenings and weekends. My typical day was being on the register and ringing up customer and answer any questions they may have, answer the phone and talking to customer and direction them to the right person they need to talk to. Management was ok and so are my co workers. The hardest part is dealing – more... with rude customer and trying to please them. – less

This company is very new and I feel that they could use a lot of improvement. Most of the improvement I feel could come by the way of training. Managers are not trained properly and associates aren't either. I find on a daily basis people doing things that are both safety and health hazards and when I speak up to correct someone I am dismissed. I am – more... a big follower of the food safety rules because after all it is peoples health and well being we are saving by being safety conscious. I enjoy my job as far as working with the customers and I do get a huge satisfaction when my section is fully cleaned and stocked at the end of my shift. – less

Bottom Dollar Food is a new brand name grocery store of Delhaze America. Currently the company is very top heavy with upper management that are trying to make a name for themselves with the company. So a lot of people trying to give direction.You know the saying to many cooks in the kitchen. Most of the stores are 18k to 25k squ foot. Easy to run. The – more... company has plan for fast growth so there's lost of opportunity for advancement. – less

I enjoyed working at Bottom Dollar. I learned a lot about Customer Service, hiring and overall grocery operation. They provided a good salary, benefits and bonuses. I learned about the special services we provided, such as Western Union, Lottery, Coinstar and Government programs such as WIC and SNAP.

A typical day for me begins in the office as I perform the morning close, which polls all the totals from the previous sales day. During this process I also prepare the bank deposits that are picked up by our currency courier. I am in constant contact with customers as a also work on the register as well. During the course of the day I perform refunds, – more... and voids for customers and other cashiers on my shift. If a customer calls or comes to the store with a complaint, I try to resolve it before manager assistance. I enjoy my job, but I am seeking employment where I can grow and utilize my full potential. – less

Busy all day. Great job and place to work. A lot of oppertunity for advancement.

(Nov. 2012) The crew I worked with was very helpful at teaching the cash register. The neighborhood customers love the associates, the clean environment, the savings with Bottom Dollar coupons and Cards/Key-chains.

The Bottom Dollar chains have activities relevant to the holidays, which is very good for my neighborhood (which does have much fun things – more... to do but shop).

Some customers come in to shop BDF, and realize they've saved a lot more than other grocery stores (i.e. Walmart). – less

Enjoyable place to work, employees treated well. Opportunities to advance are there for the taking

a typical day at work is helping out all the customers, i learned different products and my manager was amazing. I really didnt talk to my co workers because i was always so busy. The hardest part of the job would be having no product and all the customers getting angry. I loved be able to help everyone i could.