Jack-in-the-Box Employer Reviews

customer service, clean and stock.
you learn how to do burgers
not good management
not good co-workers
hardest to prepare the burgers how the customer wants
most enjoyable I have a job

This is a fast paced environment with many customers. Greeting customers and attendibg to their orders. Clening and folloing company food saftey procedures. Although the pay is low this is a great entry level job.

I enjoyed working with jack in the box the people there are very friendly and actually treat you as a team environment. This was the first company I ever worked for and they treated me with respect and as a member of the family.

I made the food andworking as a cashier but the boss didnt no how to be a boss

nice customer service, fast friendly service. perepare food, expidite it and cleaning.

The Jack in the box at Chehalis was the best place I have ever worked. The employer is a really caring person and she treats her crew right. I enjoyed working there and feel like a dope for quitting.

a typical day at work Fast Pace
what you learned: Customer Service Skills
management: Terrible
your co-workers Cooperative
the hardest part of the job: Cleaning Grill
the most enjoyable part of the job: Dealing With Customers

I learn how to talk to a customer and interact with them on taking there order.

I was the opening manager for this company. My day consisted of prepping the store for the days sales, handling bank deposits, train and discipling employees, and ensuring all food safety rules were followed. The management here was very good. The hardest part of the job was getting through the lunch rush.

1) Sometimes long and exhausting, fast paced, dirty work.
2) Responsibility, commitment, multitasking
3) Under a lot of pressure to perform and meet co goals
4) Some can be team players and some aren't
5) Getting things out to the customer in a timely manner, which can put you under alot stress
6) First would be the financial reward and second would – more... be the experience gained, third the friends I've made – less

I worked for Jack in the Box for 3 years. Everyday I enjoyed helping customers, and traveling to other stores to train employees.

As part of the managment team I go to work and get told how bad all the numbers are and how it's my job to make them better. I find it funny that I have to fix Drive Thru times for the with less than half the number of people than the morning shift had and I need to try to send people home early because labor is through the roof.
I find myself getting – more... in trouble for taking breaks and not coming in to "help" my crew on them while other shift leaders don't. It always seems like my manager is looking to blame the stores problems on others when we can all clearly see that it's her fault. I used to be angry about it. I've just decided to that moving on is in my best interest. Even though i will miss the employee I have come to personally care about.
I have found enjoyment in my job. I love the shift I cover and the couple of people I supervise. They mean a lot to me and though these rough time we've become really close and have become a stronger team because of it. When we focus our attention and try we have the best times of the whole store. We have become a very strong team and in so they tell me what i need to work on to be a better leader and I become better for them. – less

Customer service, Daily cash deposits to be done. Learned Management skills. Hardest part of the job was working schedules to fit employees availabilty.

I showed up to work on time every day. There was always a positive attidude toward the customers and fellow emplyees as well as management. our goals where met on time as well.

Honestly this job was not good because of the managers and i really dnt have much to say but it was a good learning experience and fun but wouldnt go back

A typical day at work would include taking orders (either in drive through or in the front counter), taking money, making change, getting food out in a timely manner, and being as courteous and polite as possible. I learned that no matter what, your customers are ALWAYS right, and that will earn you repeat customers every time. I also learned free samples – more... will usually increase sales of certain items. The hardest part of the job is dealing with rude and ignorant customer,s while the most enjoyable part can also be dealing with the customers. – less

great people, i learned alot from them. met some cool people. this was my first offical job.

Working for this company I had started as a cashier and moved up to a management position within a week. I have learned a lot while working, but I enjoyed having to opportunity to become a manager.

nice friendly people working with.it was fun to go to work and have fun too..just loved working there..

The Jack-In-The-Box I worked for was a great place to work. Everyone worked together and the company noticed when it's employees worked hard.