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New people you interact with daily.
General Manager (Current Employee), Riverview, MI – June 16, 2013
Pros: interaction with the public
Cons: work, life balance
Interact with new guest daily, focus on running all numbers as needed to meet Taco Bell standards while meeting State Health Department standards.
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Fast paced, but fun and great learning experience
Customer Service and Food and Line cook (Current Employee), Modesto, CA – June 16, 2013
Pros: half off lunch, flexible schedule, easy advancement
Cons: hot, fast paced, short breaks, healthcare
Despite undesirable customers and hard work, Taco Bell is wonderful because of my crew members and management. Mostly, this job consists of cooking and customer service, but also include prepping, cleaning, and stocking, but it's most enjoyable when an employee can make a customer smile and not feel like there is a customer-employee barrier.
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productive, fun when the crew is good
Team Trainer (Current Employee), Franklin, NC – June 15, 2013
Pros: learn new thing everyday
My day at work starts with either being cleaning caption which is when I take care of the store making sure the parking lot is clean of all trash. Changing the outside trash. Making sure that the restaurant is clean. And everything is in working order. If I'm not cleaning caption then I'm the fryer where I fry everything that will be needed for that – more... day. Then I'm either making food or running the cash register. When working I learn better customer service and how to better myself at my job. Management is good and the managers are fun to work with. My co-workers are fun to work with. The hardest part of my job is trying to make everyone happy it seems like someone is going to be upset about something in their order and no matter how hard I try to make everything right there seems to be something wrong everyday. The most enjoyable part of my job is making people happy – less
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A Preofessional Work Enviornment
Fast Food Worker (Former Employee), Mexia, TX – June 15, 2013
I have not begun working at this company , but I am looking very forward to being a number one employee prier to getting hired.
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Decent work environment
CASHIER/CREW (Former Employee), Daytona Beach, FL – June 15, 2013
Take customers orders and keep lobby clean. It was an ok work environment. High stress environment though.
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Average workplace with not much room for growth
Cashier, Cook, Maintenance (Current Employee), Saginaw, MI – June 14, 2013
Pros: free lunch
Cons: no benefits, no room for growth, limited hours
I like the people I work with and the environment I am in at Taco Bell, but their is no room for growth. I have learned leadership skills, multitasking skills, and interpersonal communication skills from working at Taco Bell. The most enjoyable part of my job is working with people that I like . Our management is a great team that keeps everything well – more... organized. The hardest part of the job is working hard for little pay or benefits or rewards. – less
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Fast paced fun job
Manager (Current Employee), Kentucky – June 14, 2013
Pros: half price food
Cons: health care, only minors get breaks
Taco bell is a fast paced and competitive, i enjoy my coworkers and management team. At taco bell you learn to work as a team.
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fun workplace
cook/prep (Former Employee), MD – June 14, 2013
love working at taco bell met a lot of interesting people friendly workplace
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Educational
Cashier Team Member (Former Employee), Grand Rapids, MI – June 13, 2013
Pros: half off on lunch, friendliness, fun, and achievements
Cons: some unsatisfied customers due to messed up orders
I learned how to work with more speed when it was needed to help satisfy the customers and to get the job done quicker. I made some new friends and learned a lot of new things like how to Stuff and Steam food, Although I wasn't the best at it, What matters is that I tried. Hardest part of the job was that I had to be even more multi tasked as a Team – more... member/Cashier working alone taking customers orders at drive thru and having to cash them out at the same time while more customers came through ready to take their order but I became a pro at it, satisfied the customers and thats what I benefited and what mattered at the end of the day. I mostly enjoyed working with friendly, appreciated customers and loved to put smiles on their faces. Also, I liked how most of my managers were patient and friendly. I'll always take what I learned from working at Taco Bell any where that I go! – less
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Productive
Closer (Former Employee), Mishawaka, IN – June 13, 2013
Pros: free food
Cons: n/a
I Learned How To Control My Movements an Time With Speed And The People Were Cool.
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Great place to work.
Cashier and Salesperson (Former Employee), Tampa, FL – June 13, 2013
Taco Bell is a great place to work. The managers and crew members do their job right and it's a very fun environment. The pay is good also.
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Fast paced, alert job
Customer Service and Food and Line cook (Current Employee), modesto, ca – June 13, 2013
Pros: half off lunch, flexible schedule
Cons: hot, fast paced, short breaks
Making orders and prepping food and a couple of jokes here and there. Hard work but with a good crew every day is manageable.
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work productive
Cashier (Former Employee), Gallup, NM – June 13, 2013
Pros: free lunch
Cons: reestrooms were so nasty
working the register was fun because I learned something new each time. managers were good all the time treated there workers with good respect. coworkers were friendly always talking and laughing. when I would shut down at night it was hard because it would take me forever to clean everything and restock but then again it was my first job and it was – more... a good experience for me. – less
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It was a fun place to work because of the people that worked there.
Shift Manager (Former Employee), Las Vegas, NV – June 13, 2013
Pros: we had free lunch and or we could leave and buy our own somewhere else.
Cons: we had no healthcare and the pay was low.
Fun enjoyable place to work, it's where I learned my management skills and my co-workers were wonderful most of them were high school students and it was their first job and training them was very delightful. The hardest part of the job was when upper management didn't ant to promote from within the store where we were trained. The most enjoyable part – more... of my job was working for Taco Bell as a whole and learning to become a manager – less
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Productive and fun work place
Kitchen Staff (Current Employee), Milwaukee, WI – June 13, 2013
It was a great opportunity to work for this company because it was a fun environment and I learned a lot while having this job.
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Fast paced environment
Crew Member/Shift Manager (Former Employee), Osage Beach, MO – June 13, 2013
Very fast paced environment, cleaning, making orders, taking orders, providing great customer service.

I learned how to manage my time more effectively.

The taco bell is now under new management, but the management that was there when I worked was always there to help out and were very knowledgeable of their job.
The coworkers all had to work as a – more... team to ensure fast, friendly service.

The hardest part of my job was learning how to manage my time and become faster on the grill.

The most enjoyable part of my job was not only the food, but trying to beat your goals. – less
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Fast cheaply made food
Front Line Cashier (Former Employee), Salt Lake City, UT – June 13, 2013
Pros: flexiable with hours
Cons: monetary commpensation, short breaks, no benefits, poor management
The day began with cleaning and maintaining the property, it then moved on to taking customers orders utilizing the pa system and the electronic cash register. Working at Taco Bell gave me the opportunity to learn how to work a diverse group of individuals. The Taco Bell management was less than stellar, high demands of employees with minimal compensation. – more... This job was not challenging nor was it enjoyable. – less
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fun and challenging workplace
Cashier/Cook (Former Employee), Winston-Salem, NC – June 12, 2013
working at taco bell was fun. I loved my co workers. I loved the challenge of making quality food at a fast pace
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nice and fun workplace
food champion (Former Employee), Talladega, AL – June 12, 2013
over all it was a nice place to work the people were nice i got good hours. my mangers were fair and honest
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got to have a great relationship with return customers
Food Service Worker (Former Employee), Riverview, FL – June 12, 2013
Pros: meet interesting people
Cons: management could have been more professsional
i was able to have a great relationship with my regulars, as well as prove my knowledge by remembering orders.
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About Taco Bell

Taco Bell Corp., a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc., (NYSE: YUM), is based in Irvine, California and is the nation's leading Mexican-style – Read more