Chick-fil-A Employer Reviews

Chick-Fil-A bad experience,when his monies ran out he ask me to take a 27% pay cut. No benefits were ever offered.

Wendy,s
work for them 6 years,started as crew member then advanced to shift supervisor. There were several new GM,s i fellt the co wasn,t stable any more.

Run the operations of the store by ensuring that all Team Members follow the food safety standards implemented by the Company. Completing minor duties such as filling out daily paperwork ,counting and recording inventory of all supplies, evaluating cash drawers, and making bank deposits.
Carrying out marketing activities such as advertising and promotions, – more...  delivering samples to clients and following up with existing clientele and customers to maintain professional relationships. – less

Great place and great management. Everyone was very nice and didn't mind helping or teaching.

Productive and fun , free meal , family discounts, vacations, healthcare

Working for Chick-Fil-A allowed me to see how a business is ran behind the scenes. Having the great relationship I did with the operater, I was able to learn the ins and outs of the inventory process and the finance processes. I was given the oppurtunity to assist in leading other young individuals on a daily basis. It helped me effectively grasp and – more...  practice the concepts of teamwork and leadership. – less

you learn how to manage money about business financial situation also how to be a better person you make a lot of friends and meet plenty of new people you also learned a lot about what type of personality of a person you are and you learn how to better manage your dreams for the future

it was great. People was very kind and respectful towards one another

A typical day includes communicating, serving and preparing food to customers and monetary transactions at a register.

I learned teamwork and communication skills.

Management was very helpful and friendly as they helped emloyees with work and personal needs.

Relationships of teamwork and good communication existed between co- workers.

The hardest – more...  part of the job was having a very large crowd all at once.

Two enjoyable things, were getting to serve customers, and our December Christmas party. – less

Chick fil a was my very 1st job and I love working there. I got alone well with my co-workers we was like a family. I recvieve a good amount of hours per week but the pay rate wasnt that good, It was my 1st job and I was still in high school so it was ok.

At a typical day I'd learn to take peoples orders, those who've argued and those who've been content. The hardest part of the job would be when rush hour comes and people start to get moody, but the best thing to do is give the customer your full attention.

Chick-Fil-A is a great company to work for. The staff is friendly and fun and the management is fair and honest.

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Lift Heavy Items, such as pots, pans, and boxes.
Worked Near hot Ovens and Grills
Used hazardous equipment such as slicers, can openers, and lemon Juicer.
Prepare and Cook Vegetables and sides Such as corn bread, Mashed Potatoes, Collards, Green Beans, Feild Peas, McCaroni and Cheese,sweet potato Souffle, and Soup.
Weigh and – more...  Messure ingredients for food, Clean, Peel, and Slice vegetables and slice meat to Prepare salads
Prepare Juice for Lemonade by washing cuting and squeezing lemons, using lemon juicer.
Restocking vegetables as needed.
Clean food preparation area by wiping and sanatizing counters, wiping, sanatizing, and rinsing out sinks and wiping and sanatizing the outside of refrigerators to prevent cross contamination.
Costantly washing hands to maintain cleanliness, costantly changes gloves when needed.

Friendly people Give Good Service – less

I learned that even though i never thought i could do fast food it's not as hard as i thought

Second mile Service, great training and a nice environment can prepare your for a higher paid position and/or the next job u search for

take orders, and help the store with cleanness. i learned how to talk to customers and how great customer service

My day starts at 6:30 am with stocking everything in the front such as Sweet Tea, Lemonade, condiments, ice cream,etc. I'm normally handling aside by myself until lunch or my break. If my general manager does come in he normally ends up standing around in everyones way. The best part is interacting with my customers & giving them the best experience – more...  ever. I get a lot of my customers calling back to Chick-fil-a telling my managers how good of a job I'm doing and even more just telling my managers while they are there. – less

Sunday is the day I spend at Church and wirh family. Chick-fil-A gives a lot to the community. It's a good place to work.

Worked a cash register, learned how important patience is with customers, had THE best manager, my co-workers were the best too

Very busy place to work at but friendly
using a register and entertaining guests
very relaxed
friendly co-workers
meeting new people

I liked working for this company. Everyone had a great attitude and passed it on to new hires.