GrubHub
Opportunity on the operations side
Company experiencing growth. Comes with it's pros and cons. A lot of growing pains, merging of platforms, no clear path to win.
Overall good group of people and good benefits. The lack of strong leadership and inability to manage the acquisitions, and challenges associated with that leaves a lot to be desired.
The micro-management aligns well for someone at a state of entry-level or early mid-level sales.
There is more opportunity on the Operations side of the business. - less
Overall good group of people and good benefits. The lack of strong leadership and inability to manage the acquisitions, and challenges associated with that leaves a lot to be desired.
The micro-management aligns well for someone at a state of entry-level or early mid-level sales.
There is more opportunity on the Operations side of the business. - less
What are people saying about the leadership at GrubHub?
56%
of employees approve of CEO’s performance
CEO Approval is based on 161 ratings
Excellent part time work
The job is fun and easy to manage. The Management is confusing and difficult at times, especially in regards to problems with payment. However, the scheduling system and kind members of the GrubHub Help team made it an enjoyable experience.
What are people discussing at GrubHub?
Top questions about GrubHub
What do employees say about GrubHub's culture and work-life balance?
Low Key Extra Income for a Retiree
After years of a pressure-cooker management job, I retired and decided to pick up some extra money with Grubhub.
There are no meetings, no cut-throat bosses, no zinger emails. No crazy deadlines. And not a lot of money, either.
But I do get to cruise in my car, listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks, while picking up an extra $100 to $200 a week part-time.
Most of the restaurants and customers are good to deal with. And if you run into the occasional bad apple, you make your delivery and move on.
If you have another source of income and access to health care, etc., workin ... - less
There are no meetings, no cut-throat bosses, no zinger emails. No crazy deadlines. And not a lot of money, either.
But I do get to cruise in my car, listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks, while picking up an extra $100 to $200 a week part-time.
Most of the restaurants and customers are good to deal with. And if you run into the occasional bad apple, you make your delivery and move on.
If you have another source of income and access to health care, etc., workin ... - less
ProsLow stress, make your own schedule, extra pocket change
ConsForget about trying to make a real living. No benefits.
How much does GrubHub pay their employees?
Delivery Driver
223 salaries reported
$10.89 per hour
$7.25
$16.50
51% of Delivery Driver employees at GrubHub think they are paid fairly.
Based on 74 ratings
Driver
59 salaries reported
$10.64 per hour
$7.25
$16.10
80% of Driver employees at GrubHub think they are paid fairly.
Based on 26 ratings
Customer Service Representative
8 salaries reported
$13.43 per hour
$7.25
$22.30
55% of Customer Service Representative employees at GrubHub think they are paid fairly.
Based on 9 ratings
What jobs are available at GrubHub?
- Sandy, UT
- Aliso Viejo, CA
- Atlanta, GA
- Phoenix, AZ
- Irvine, CA
- Customer Support Representative
- Care Specialist
- Customer Service Representative
- Customer Care Specialist
- Driver (Independent Contractor)