Flying J Employer Reviews

Love working for Flying J just wish they could be more understanding of there employees and there family need

absolutely loved working here. There was alot of interaction with the public. The only issue was they kept geting new general managers all the time.

I learned a lot about my self working at a truck stop is very demanding

I loved working the hours that I worked and I enjoyed working with my co-workers.

I loved working for Flying J until Pilot took over the stores have gone down hill, They do not care about the customers they care about the money they make. I honestly can't believe a company of this size is losing the relationship with the customers over greed of money. Employees do not stay long due to No advancement opportunity company would rather – more... hire out side the company and train people instead promoting within. – less

Would come in, usually working in deli, have nothing left for me to use such as pizzas, clean dishes. Would have to get everything caught up for myself within a 5 hour time period before i left, and the next person came in. Loved the people that came in though, all different types of people. Love most of my co-workers, very friendly people.

I worked for this company for almost five years. Up until last year everything seemed good to me. But then I go the job as Travel Center Manager. I kept getting told that the only reason I got it was because NO one wanted to come to the store I worked out. Also I had a miscarriage at the beginning of the year and they didn't do anything for me. I found – more... out I lost the baby and they still expected me to work that same day and every day after that. This company does NOT care about their employees. – less

Easy-going all customers satisfied. Team work is the way to go. Respectful and well-mannered staff. The hardest part is completing all tasks before clocking out. The best part is helping others conquer success.

The most enjoyable part of my job is receiving customer compliments when they notice how much the store has improved and cleaned up in the past year.

My work day as a Assistant manager was good I new being an assistant that friendship stopped at the door. I enjoyed my job. Me and my boss got along great, not as friends but as co-works as well as me and other co-works everyone worked as a team split things up took turns doing stuff.

Working as a cashier there was the same. We worked well together – more... no problems if there was a problem we took it to the manager. – less

Had a set schedule, great co workers, and job advancement was a piece of cake.

A very good job,but you can only get 36 hours at the most and lucky to get that.The management is at best unprofessional.

enjoyed all my regualr customer,management,employeees,made very good money.learned how to serve food and wasx very good at it.i hated having to deal with rude customers

I loved this job! I looked forward to work even on my day off I would go in for overtime. I love the management. They were so understanding and open minded to new innovations. I would say the co-workers were the highlight of the day. We had so in-depth discussions and insight which i apply still today!

This company stands for some great things. Customer service is a main focus. However, management is selfish. Pay is not good. If salary, your expected to work 50, 60, 70 hours and not get paid anything extra. It is almost impossible to achieve full bonus potential. You will be made to feel that you are never good enough. This job will kill you and spit – more... you out. Trust me, find another job. You will not have a career here and if you do try to, you will not be happy. There is no work life balance. AT ALL! – less

their are a lot of micromanaging going on in the establishment. There are not enough employees on each sihft to run this busy store. Co workers are nice and friendly.

was not a bad place to work but had many rotations in management making it hard to rely on upper management issue solving from repairs to employee issues. the work was a cake walk just had to keep moving, but I left because a college of 4 years was endangering customers at the propane station and management felt it was not needed to be fixed until osha – more... came into the situation. – less

Greatest job but lack of communication really makes it hard to take serious.

A typical day at Flying J intels arriving 10 minutes before your shift and counting your register. After counting your register you begin checking out customers. The hardest part of the job is dealing with the attitudes of the customers but the other cashiers made the day better by always keeping a positive attitude. Flying J management was not always – more... so friendly, if they made a mistake they always blamed the cashier. They made it known that they didn't need us because they could hire someone else at anytime. I didn't learn anything while working at Flying J but I did enjoy my time there. – less

I bounced back and forth from night manager to back up accountant daily. The management was a pleasure to work for and with, my co-workers were amazing and willing to do anything to get the job done well. The hardest part of my job I would have to say was, leaving and going home. I loved the atmosphere.