Harvey's Employer Reviews

I enjoyed working there. It was my first place of employment. I enjoyed the learning process.

job easily done.
loved the cashier work-- counting down drawer, checking out customers.

I enjoyed working with the people that like to talk and joke and still get the job done. Talking and joking is what makes the time go by on the job. I like working in a place where there is friendly faces and no drama.

This job just gave me a little more experience with a cash register and customer service skills

This was my very first job and I love communicating with others. There really wasn't a bad part about this job because I was happy about having a job while I was still attending high school.

My manager was very nice and willing to work with my schedule.

Rapidly growing company. Very busy for the area. The company has good benefits but advancement can be difficult and the pay was a bit lackluster. Management was good but stern and strict. Always seemed to be lacking the proper amount of help but everyone worked together to maintain the counter and keep a proper amount of backup. Very fast paced environment. – more... Gained excellent experience and enjoyed the work. – less

Counting money in cash drawers, at the beginning of shifts to ensure the amounts are correct and that there’s adequate change. Receiving payment by cash, check, credit cards, vouchers, or automatic debits, Issuing receipts, refunds, credits, or change due. Weighed items sold by weight to determine prices. Requested information or assistance using paging – more... systems – less

A typical day at work consist of clocking in five minutes early and taking over for the morning cashier. The majority of my day is spent providing excellent customer service for the duration of the customer’s visit, which resulted in customer retention. For the past three years of working at Harvey's, there hasn't been any dual moments. The most enjoyable – more... part of working at Harvey's is working around co-workers with different personalities, style, and culture. Everyday is a new challenge but I learn something new about my co-workers, the companies, and how to better my working skills. – less

START AND SET UP LINE, AND PREP SHEETS.
FILL OUT SPECIALS PAGE.
CHECK FOR PROPER ROTATION OF INVENTORY.
PLACE PRODUCE ORDER.
FOLLOW CHEF'S CHCEKLIST.
PREPARE FOR, AND EXECUTE SERVICE.

Typical day at work consisted of preparing food, cooking, cleaning and restocking the floors. I enjoyed working with the customers on a daily basis which was the most fun for me because we had regulars.

the managers and owners need alot of work. They handle things very unprofessional & they look at what you look like and your personal issues instead of how hard you work and how good you are at the job you are doing.

A typical day at work would be signing in, getting to my station and garnishing or taking a customers order.

I learned good customer service skills

The management at Harvey's has bad communication skills, and does not listen to their employee's input.

Some of my co-workers were friendly and others were not.

The hardest part of the job is finding – more... something to do when there are no customers and there is nothing needing to be done.

The most enjoyable part of work was making new friends and seeing a smile on the customers faces when they were satisfied – less

I have seen people spit in food, or pick off food from the floor.
The managers are the owners daughters and they treat the whole staff bad. The organization was horribly run and in my opinion needed better management.

Come to work and set up prep and tills. I then clean any left over messes and open the store. From there people come and we sere them with quick and quality food. Later in the night we clean up and close down the store counting the tills for the deposit. My employees are helpful and listen to any instruction i may give them. I have learned to work in – more... a team and complete any task given to me. The hardest part of the job is finishing all the prep in the morning but is do-able. Th most enjoyable is dealing with the customers and employees with many different faces you have a great time. – less

Made and served fast food and manged cash. It was my first paying job.

A typical workday consisted of stocking supplies, handling money at the cash register, garnishing burgers, helping out with drive through, and maintaining a clean workplace environment.

The hardest part of the job was keeping customers happy during a lunch rush.

The best part of the job was that almost everything was fairly easy.

-Operated cash register, directed customers to the correct aisles
-Learned the operations of a retail store
-Fun, easy going mangement team
-co- workers were friendly, shared alot of laughs
-Most challenging part was learning what each aisle consisted of, and memorizing it
-Best part of the job was working in a retail/speciality store for the first – more... time – less

• Responsible for taking customer’s orders and delegating tasks to other employees
• Prepared and served food and beverages to the customers in a timely manner
• Supervised cash balancing and reconciling end of day credit card/debit transactions

I would start my day by signing in, witch i was always 15 minutes to early. i would look on the broad to see where i was, and go to my potion. lets say i was drive thru order taker. i would get a head set all set up put it on and do my job, taking orders and dealing with cash. the hardest part about that potion specifically is that the rush hour was – more... so unorganized, you had people yelling at the grill guy.. complete craziness. i worked at a Harvey/Swiss chalet so all the mangers were busy on the Swiss side. The most fun part i would have to say was laughing with guests, and having interactions with others. – less