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love to work with different manager
Area Manager (Former Employee), Buffalo, NY – June 11, 2013
Pros: better money
Cons: not qualty job
be supervisor with eurest especial for me drive around buffalo n.y do some inpection that a big plus
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job sucked
General Cleaner (Former Employee), Des Moines, IA – April 30, 2013
Pros: nothing
Cons: not enough hr's
job sucked hated everythig about it, managment sucked, the hours sucked, the pay checks sucked
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Fast and responsive workplace with beautiful people.
Assistant Manager / Material Handler (Former Employee), King of Prussia, PA – April 29, 2013
Pros: busy consistent work, it kept me on my feet, non stop moving from beginning to end, no chances for slowing down, and a wonderful, friendly and down to earth environment.
Cons: travel / distance
A typical day at work would comprise of a lot of running around, picking out orders, Fixing orders, loading/unloading trailers, dealing with customers via phone or email, managing employees, Data entry, shipping processes, and constant communication not only with my team but management, human resources and potential investors.
I loved my co-workers – more... and miss them dearly. I've learned a lot in my 5 years there, including how to better communicate with people, dealing with multiple personalities, exercising patience, how to be a effective person, not only as a individual but also as a team member and/or manager. The hardest part of the job was when we received short orders or the wrong orders. That usually led to delays in production of products which would then show up later in the week or month. The most enjoyable part of my job? the respect earned and given. There was a certain standard of respect that everyone shared with each other and led to an effective, precise, and extremely efficient work force that put us above the other teams. – less
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Pleasant and exciting job
Summer Intern (Former Employee), Madison, WI – April 9, 2013
Pros: yummy, fun
Cons: high pressure/stress
Hardest part: high pressure
Typical day: Prepare food, serve customers
Learned: Improvise on my feet, treat everyone kindly no matter what kind of day I was having (patience)
Co-workers: Happy and jovial
Enjoyable: smelling the food cook, learning recipes/flavor combinations
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Professional and Productive workplace with great benefits and a reasonable salary.
Cashier (Former Employee), Columbus, GA – April 4, 2013
A typical day at work would consist of greeting customers, processing transactions for customers orders on the cash register, preparing the salad bar, and stocking during down time.
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Poor work place
Operation Manager Janitorial (Former Employee), Hunt Valley, MD – February 27, 2013
Pros: nothing
Cons: poor hr group and upper management group
-Very hostile due to some employees and the manager.
-Absolutely Nothing
-Poor management at the work facility and directors above the manager
-A few problem co-workers
-Nothing but the manager
-Nothing.
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diferent play
Grill Cook (Former Employee), Fredericksburg, VA – January 14, 2013
Pros: free lunch
Cons: short brey
i looking for evrithing is are and make verry sure have evrithing for open ,my experience is good better comunication,good person,help to help and work happy with my 100% and fast thanks.
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very productive
JAnitor (Former Employee), Nashville, TN – November 14, 2012
an typical day at work is just heavy duty cleaning for 8 hours, didnt learn anything nice co-workers
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Great people and fun work!
Cashier/BMW (Former Employee), Greer, South Carolina – November 8, 2012
I loved this job! The people I worked with and for were amazing.
Great hours and time off. Can't complain on this one!
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supervisor/janitorial cleaning
Janitor site supervisor worker (Current Employee), Southfield, MI – September 28, 2012
Pros: n/a
Cons: n/a
Cleaning basf chemical plant, I learn the importance of the job is to respond to all needs/priorties of our clients/customers in a timely manner. Supervisor employees and assure all jobs, duties are complete and help and work with my employees. There really no hard part , just keep on top of priorties in timely manner. I enjoyed cleaning and working – more... and helping customers. – less
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I started as wash dishes, and finish as supervisor.
Cleaning and Washing ,supervisor (Former Employee), Somers, NY – September 20, 2012
Pros: breakfast, lunch, snack and free.
Cons: all profits with very little pay a week. for me and my family
My workday began receiving purchases of food, beverages and all suppys.then fill the coolers of milk, juices and sodas . then fill all the food stations with their plates cups and cutlery, were 6 stations.check the cleanliness of the entire kitchen and dining room. possible meeting with manager for new orders.organize and send orders to the other five – more... materials biulding (plates, cups, cutlery, napkins, and ordered all the food needed by every employee in every bilding.)check stock merchandise in warehouses and refrigerators and make orders for the next day (milk, juice, soda, plates, cups, napkins and disposable everything. taking sierta respecting money each day as meeting with manager.care at all times to work my staff and I respect the rules of safety and cleanliness.What I liked about this work was the challenges of each day. needed to solve all the problems sometimes without all personnel nesecitaba. and to get everything ready for the next day. I liked to stay up late when the manager he needed to push through other endeavors. I like to learn new things. – less
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Good cultured company
Banquet Captain/Setup Supervisor (Former Employee), Atlanta, GA – September 10, 2012
I love the culture and the way the company treated their employees.
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Productive and great enviroment
Nutritionist Department Manager (Former Employee), Caracas, Venezuela – September 6, 2012
Pros: free food
Worked for Eurest-Food Service was awasome, I was the Manager Nutritionist, and I learned a lot about inventory, finance, management, training, etc. I had more than twenty employees.
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A place with a diversity
Director of Catering/Office Manager (Current Employee), Plano,Texas – September 4, 2012
Pros: minimum pay for the meals.
Cons: pay too much from pocket on healt insurance.
Very demanding job everyday. You learn what the customer is looking for every new day. Manage is the fun part. You can Manage the co-workers without any problem. Team work. Thursdays are the hardest part of the day/job. Closing sales of the week. The most enjoyable part of the job is that the client has good feed back on my skills and job done for the – more... day. Customers leave back home with satisfaction. – less
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Example: Productive and fun workplace with ping pong table
1st cook (Former Employee), Peoria, IL – August 8, 2012
Pros: example: free lunches, etc.
Cons: example: short breaks, healthcare, etc.
I worked for Eurest for almost 8 years until they lost the bid and gave all workers at Bradley their pink slips...I really enjoyed working with my co workers....and the kids at Bradley....and I enjoyed learning different types of cooking such as vegetarian...kosher...and stir frying
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i always like the people i work for and with
Steward/Cook (Former Employee), Lafayette, LA – March 9, 2012
Pros: getting to travel
Cons: insurance
iwish employee were treated like they matter i love the traveling to other countries i love working in the gulf of mexico
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usual corporate run establishment
Chef/Manager (Former Employee), Saint Johns, N – June 7, 2013
Pros: large decent kitchen
Cons: constant theft that management never resolved
a bit souless. rotating menus with limited flexibility but necessary for beginners.
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I deliver food to correctional Instatutions
DZ Driver (Current Employee), Milton, Ont. – January 23, 2013
go in take tempature of 5 meals document on proper paper work. Go start truck do my circle check. Start loading truck with last to come off first to go in.
I have learned about working under a goverment contract how all T's need to crossed an I's dotted. It is a very high demanding job. Co-works I don't see alot of as I would start befor anyone else – more... gets in and little communication when I get back as I have already put a long day in and just finish my paper work hand it in if office is open.

The management are there when you need them if there are problems,they need to be called to advise me of my next step. As there is procedures to follow.

The hardest part of the job would be the over nights, I will drive to Ottawa try and get there so I can rest, as I need to be at each delivery at a certin time.

I like being in a truck like by myself, it is like being my owen boss. I love being on the road and seeing Ontario. – less
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A part of a large multinational corporation.
Facility Manager (Former Employee), Vancouver, BC – January 11, 2013
A part of a large multinational corporation. Hard to navigate higher management structures. Has multiple major contracts with big customers-lack of clarity when it comes to reporting and responsabilities.
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it was ok
Toronto Eaton Center Food Court (Former Employee), Toronto, ON – August 10, 2012
Pros: free food
Cons: long hours
management was corrupted. the days where long. the staff was full of weird people
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