Tim Hortons Employer Reviews

In the past year that I have worked at Tim Hortons I have had 3 different managers come and go. I'm a reliable and responsible worker but have never been given a raise. My coworkers are great people and so are the customers. The management and communication of the store is not very good. I learned that sometimes you have to work under people that you – more... may be smarter than. – less

Every day routine for me was to come in, wash my hands, put on a hair net, and begin duties at my sandwich station. I learned how to make all kinds of food in under 20 seconds. My manager and co-workers were pretty awesome. The hardest part of the job was making food during breakfast time, we got at least 120 cars through drive the drive through window – more... in a single hour. the Most enjoyable part was The end of the day, other co-workers and I would hang out or just simply go to the gym. – less

Making donuts and cleaning the tables and floors. Co-workers were fun to be around. I didn't like having to deal with rude customers.

A typical day at work would consist of pouring coffee, making sandwiches, and being friendly. I learned how to take temperatures of various foods and what temperature they should be. My co-workers were fun we had many office parties. There was no hard part of this job, the most enjoyable part was meeting new people and putting a smile on there face.

The company is wonderful for me. The morning shift is always busy and makes the time go by fast. I have learned that everyone needs to be respected customer and fellow employees, when we work together it can be so much more fun and productive. My co-workers are great they have brought me in like a family member. The hardest part of my job has to be – more... trying to learn all the different drinks. The most enjoyable part would have to be the smell of donuts every morning. – less

Full work day.
Learned new cash/banking skills.
Learned SAP
Family oriented.

Job Duties include: Provide Customer service in a professional demeanor, Cash out orders, Prepare food
and help prep for the following business day

Hated working at Tims. It was over all a terrible experience.

This job is very flexible around your schedule, making it very easy to balance work, school, and family. The pace is always fast and there is a lot of multi-tasking involved, which makes the time go by seamlessly.

I was there back in 2011 and it was a great experience. I went in every morning at 530am and did my best and gave my all.

i loved this job. is fun, energetic and productive. they give you opportunities to learn and be productive. the job is customer service and fast paste.

I dealed with alot of computer work in office. I got to do activities with patients and so much more etc.

A typical day at work consisted of being fast paste and clean. While working at Tim Hortons i learned how to bake donuts and bread products. The co-workers there are good at what they do and have decent communication skills, the managment isn't the greatest but they get their job done but have low communication skills. The hardest part of the job was – more... dealing with complex customers, the enjoyable part was you get free drinks and food but only to a minimum. – less

Oversee all facets of the business as a General Manager. I learned about what it took to run a fast food franchise. The owners were supportive where productivity was concerned, however, when it came to the benifit package offered, came up empty handed. My co-workers for the most part, they were a winning team of players. Hardest part of the job, was – more... getting the winning team together, had to weed through a lot of applicants to find individuals that had the ability to want to be a team player. The most enjoyable part was having the ability to put together a group of individuals and have everyone embrace the company values where not only did they grow, but the company grew as a result of everyone's hard work and can do attitude. – less

Tim Hortons is a great place to work! You meet all different cultures learn new things and the customers are very great!

This job was the perfect example of how the attitudes and poor management skills of business owners can trickle down throughout the whole work environment. I have never worked in a more unprofessional and grueling place. The only good thing about this job I could possibly say is that I now know how to NOT run a business.

A typical work day varied depending on what shift I was working, which section I was working in and if I was training anyone that day or not. Typical shifts ran 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm and 10pm- 6am. I worked all of the above. Training people was always my favorite part of the day.

I like working fast and with Tim Hortons that what you get and you get work around many different people and work as a team player.

Prepare food, temperature charts, dishwashing, customer service, cleaning, training, suggestive selling

Two words: free coffee!!!!! I would not go back. This was an interesting job.