I learned the duties of maintaining the maintenance on cars. Changing oil, changing oil filters, rotating tires, checking/adjusting tire presure checking/changing air filters, and other underhood duties
SERVICE MANAGER (Former Employee), Decatur, GA – January 27, 2013
Pros: able to work alot of hours
Cons: short on staff at times
the birthplace of my managment skills and career i overseen all daily fuctions of establishment including traing, bank deposits and emission inspections
Not a Reliable job/ Management all about themselves
Lube Technician/ Customer Service Representative (Current Employee), Auburn, MA – January 22, 2013
Cons: everything
Working a Jiffy lube put me in a hole i needed a job and was promised 40+ hours a week i have to fight for 35 hours a week. I have alot of bills and a child the company does not care you start at 8.00 an hour and you really work hard for that little bit of money. Management is all about hitting bonus in order to due that they have to keep labor under – more... control. Labor is calculated by man hours Which is cars per hour. Zero cars in an hour=high labor so if your working and your shift is 7-3 your prob. going to be sent home at 12 Oh and benefits there are no benefits you kidding your benefit is your bonus and your bonus is a joke we hit bonus one month you know what i got a .36 cent bonus check i saved it i was insulted im glad this company has bad reviews they treat employees like animals. Say its 17 degrees out and your day is slow its 12 o'clock and you have a car count of 5 cars Guess what we employees have to due grab a ten dollar off sign and freeze outside for a minimum of 20 minutes and yes customers complained that the company should have no right to stick us employees in the cold but we are still thrown out there that company is all GREED – less
Car Technician (Former Employee), Kearns, UT – January 22, 2013
-changing car fluids, greeting customers, other car maintenance -learned to maintain my car, and customer server -management is very responsible -co-workers were decent -it hurt to burn your arms/hands -I enjoyed working on cars
Lube Technician (Former Employee), Bridgeton, MO – January 18, 2013
to me this job was not work. i accidentaly put this review on the industrial plumbing review due to computer problems. this was the best job ive ever had we got things done on time, we did it right and i enjoyed everything i did
Lube Technician (Former Employee), Plymouth, MN – January 12, 2013
i may just be me. but working here sucked. management changed the current schedule in the middle of the week without telling anyone. high expectations for minimum wage earnings. im not ok with getting reamed and publicly yelled at for 7.25 per hour. Jiffy Lube is a terrible place to work.
Customer Service Advisor (Former Employee), Charter Township of Clinton, MI – January 10, 2013
I enjoyed the company, i wouldnt mind working there again. i loved working and dealing with the customers , feeling great that they were leaving comfortable knowing i did the job correctly. What i didnt like is the pay, and sometimes the hours.
Automotive Technician (Former Employee), 1540 Briargate Boulevard, Colorado Springs, CO – January 3, 2013
A typical day at work included valeting customer cars into the bay, and vacuuming the interior, and washing exterior windows, while the rest of the crew worked on changing the vehicles oil and checking vital fluids. I was responsible for cleaning the bathrooms and sweeping and mopping the lobby. And occasionally rotating tires.
Customer Service Advisor (Former Employee), Sacramento, Ca. – January 3, 2013
I enjoy the automotive industry, I started out as a customer service adviser but unfortunately was laid off. I work well with my co workers and it was a rewarding experience to help everyone.