In-N-Out Burger Employer Reviews

stock and unload , clean area, serve drinks, help customers, drive to events

You always hear wonderful things about In-N-Out. But the truth is, unless you're planning on going into management, the company cares very little about your happiness and comfort. I worked for the company off and on for 8 years, and I went about 5 of those years without a raise or training advancement because of how I looked. The company is against – more... visible tattoos, so I had a meeting with a Division Manager to ask if it was all right if I were to tattoo my arms and wear a long sleeve. He said it was fine. And then I was treated like a piriah. The hours are long, the paces at which you work are intense, and there is a lot of pressure if you are human and make a mistake. Furthermore, you are not offered benefits unless you're full-time, and it's difficult to become full-time. There is a lot of favoritism, as well – less

Fast pace job with many responsibilities the higher you climb in the company. Very team oriented atmosphere where everyone needs to pull their own weight for the business to run smooth.

A typical day of work consistes of maintaining the stores sparkling appearance and providing quality customer service to our community. Make no mistake, we are pushed and encouraged to work hard but it is all for the benefit of the customer and we are provided with extensive training across the board. Co-workers can have their personal quarks, as such – more... is with any business. However, we all feel like family. – less

Overall great job to have, good people working with you and upper management is very relatable. Promotes hard work. Most enjoyable part of the job is the people around you. Hardest part of the job is the constant competition.

This company is everything an employer should be. Great pay, easy concise advancement and amazing associates to work with.

Better pay than you'll find in most "real" jobs once you get to management and a great faced paced work environment.

I was a dish washer and was use and abuse because of my young age.

This was one of my first jobs and I learn a lot from it. Yea I had to wear an apron to work but the pay was good and management was always respectful.

I learned how to manager people in order to get their maximum efforts. I was instructed through personal teachings, books, and classes on how to be a successful leader. I have many life long friends from my experience of being employed there. The hardest part of my jobs were the amount of hours, the responsibilities, and time away from my family. I – more... loved seeing growth in my associates and co-workers. The incentives are un-matched by competitors – less

Working at In N Out the time went by fast, it was a fun place. You have to be fast and accurate to work their. I learned how to interact with customers properly. The managers get switched around a lot so management varies. My Co workers were great and easy to work with. The hardest part of the job was how fast pace it was, you'd always have to be moving – more... to keep up. The most enjoyable part of the job was being around such great people. – less

I enjoy the high energy level at In N Out Burger , great people to work with and you can move up in the company fast.

Great place to work. They are willing to let you transfer anywhere.

a typical day at work would consist of my usually just working at the register, taking orders and making sure that i maintained a clean lobby and eating area for the customers. i learned alot about how everything worked except i didnt get to do as much as i wanted too. my co-workers were always great and helping. management they were cool, some thought – more... they were better than the others, the hardest part about the job was the drive thru. and the most enjoyable part of the job were my co-workers. fun friendly people! always happy. – less

customer service
fast pace
I learned team work, and wok ethics
never had issues with management
would take initiative with managing
got along with all my co-workers
worked well with others
hardest part of the job is memorizing orders, specialty orders
the most enjoyable part, multitasking
working 3 different positions and under pressure

Fun Environment,Creative Culture,Family Atmosphere.

Fast Pace Job ,But Very Fun!

You clock in go to your assigned position and do the best job you can do. Its about being a part of team, every position is just as important. An error in one area effects the whole team, it all ties in together.
The management team, as well as the co-workers, are there to help you grow within the company, they are constantly training you and if you – more... work hard for them, they work hard for you.
The hardest part for me was learning how to multitask at closing, but everyone there is there to help each other and it relieves the stress knowing they've got your back (that's the best part too). – less

A typical day at work consisted of dealing with many customers, being part of a team, and learning more and more about the business. I learned how to handle many different situations, be part of a team, handle money, work in a fast paced environment, and be successful in what I do. The management was just as great as the employees, always giving advice – more... and helping you to succeed. Hardest part of the job was when it got slow as I am a very fast and hard worker. I do not care to sit around when the job had no work for me to do in a single work shift. The most enjoyable part was the managers and co- workers they were all so helpful that everyday went by with ease. – less

good money good people , but being paid to fake a smile can have a hefty toll on ones mental compasity

There isn't really a "typical" day at work at In N Out. Every day is different, but we are always hard at work serving up people their burgers. My coworkers are great and really make In N Out a wonderful place to work at. They are one of the most enjoyable parts of the job. I've learned how to be successful in a stressful, fast paced environment; my – more... multitasking skills have grown tenfold; and I learned how to train other employees at certain jobs and how to give the best customer service. Apart from my coworkers, the starting pay and flexible schedule is the best part of the job, it's really great for people who are starting their first job. – less

It's overall and easy going job with lots of customers. I enjoy working and talking to people and it's a good paying company