Chick-fil-A reviews

The pros that really made working at Chick-Fil-A enjoyable were the sincere wok environment in which everyone was dedicated to being the best they could be for themselves and others as well as the care shown by the company itself through the owner/operator's efforts for real connection and sincerety.

The only con of working for Chick-Fil-A would be that they were often overstaffed and could not give as many hours as hoped.

My favorite perk/benefit of working at Chick-Fil-A Brownwood was the opportunity for free education and the ability to make connections within the community.

Co workers and management didn’t handle mean co workers

Work life balance

Work life balance Raises often Opportunities to grow

CEO was amazing! Didn’t see her much Her leadership was pretty good. They didn’t really listen to when we were struggling though

Actually fire the people that are rude and don’t follow the work rules

They just called me and so I didn’t really need to prepare

Amazing!! I got paid a lot! Way more than average

Very diverse!! Which I loved!

Feeling heard and validated (I didn’t feel this at chick-fil-a

A few employees are very friendly, and I have built lasting friendships with them!

Strange hierarchy, low pay, cryptic management, difficult promotion process, inadvertent forcing of religious beliefs on employees

The free employee meals and drinks were nice, but after having to recook the food as it was raw due to whatever circumstance, and eating the same food repeatedly, I had to decline, respectfully.

I love the company's philosophy. It's built around showing care and building connections with our guests. Our vision is to be the most caring company. I also love the people I get the opportunity to work with!

It can be very physically demanding. It's spending a long time on your feet (especially if you work kitchen), but it's so worth it in my opinion

Free food is awesome, also, I met some of my closest friends here!

The managers and such were very considerate and kind to me and other co-workers, helping us when we needed them, be it in schedule adjusting or other work-related issues.

Certain technological issues made certain positions less than enjoyable, but not impossible to do by any means.

The 20% discount was a nice perk to have.

not good

Co workers and management didn’t handle mean co workers

Work life balance

Work life balance Raises often Opportunities to grow

CEO was amazing! Didn’t see her much Her leadership was pretty good. They didn’t really listen to when we were struggling though

Actually fire the people that are rude and don’t follow the work rules

They just called me and so I didn’t really need to prepare

Amazing!! I got paid a lot! Way more than average

Very diverse!! Which I loved!

Feeling heard and validated (I didn’t feel this at chick-fil-a

The team members are friendly, and the managers care about their team.

I was around several franchises: it depends on the franchise owner/operator, but from my experience, the franchises tend to be disorganized and constantly change their leadership structures.

The people that I got to work with!

The atmosphere, the people I worked with.

Poor management

Able to balance work and life

I love the Chick Fil A environment.

The starting pay is decent but not exceptional

free food

The managers and such were very considerate and kind to me and other co-workers, helping us when we needed them, be it in schedule adjusting or other work-related issues.

Certain technological issues made certain positions less than enjoyable, but not impossible to do by any means.

The 20% discount was a nice perk to have.

The management and culture

The work-to-pay ratio

Healthcare benefits and food benefits

It's a good experience.

I had a LOT of work i had to do...

I learned how to work at Chick-fil-a.

hostility among team members is the most comfortable work zone

taking order outside in extremely cold whether

social security

You get free food and get to make people happy

You have to deal with so rude people

You make friends

To develop some skills required of me in the working place.

The customer's and the toxic work environment.

Free food was my favorite benefit.

I enjoy making people happy and have long them have an enjoyable experience for them and their family.

I don’t like how guest don’t remember that we are humans and not robots.

I get to have Sundays off every week.

The people and the culture are top-notch!

It could be overwhelming at times, but it was a team environment where you never felt alone.

My favorite perk was the employee meal benefit.

I love the environment of the work space and enjoyed the people I worked with.

The Commication from upper management is very poor.

I loved getting a free meal everything I worked.

Fast paced

Lack of communication between c-suite and employees

Made my own work schedule

Back of house staff

Some of the front of house staff can be a bit agitating

free food

Co workers, flexible scheduling

everything else

free food and half off discount

Free food, discounts, good coworkers, good management, opportunities to grow, free college, free counseling

The repetitiveness, rude customers

free food

workers discount for food, free drinks

the fact that the discount could be taken away if the customer satisfaction was low, possibility of working back-to-back shifts with only a 15 min break

sneaking food during rush hour, getting to sometimes comp a meal (ex.nuggets, soup, cookie, fry) if closing the kitchen.

I enjoyed working independently and I was able to create my own schedule. Being able to move up into management was a huge blessing to me.

I did not like some of the stations I would work at, they scheduling managers would put me on the same station.

Pet insurance and health insurance.

Teamwork created to accomplish the job.

working in 100+ degrees hours at a time.

Making new friends and great food.

Great people, close to home, great managers

I like my job at Chick-fil-A

Morning hours

The staff and interacting with new customers every day

Can get extremely stressful if you all out too

Free chick fil a

The people here are always friendly and they make you feel at home. The different opportunities I was able to have in leadership are amazing.

No complains here

I would get free drinks anytime I would go to the store.

The co-workers and managers are great people and the environment is great.

Some of the customers aren't very great.

Free food and a possible scholarship.

Work-life balance, decent pay, flexible hours

Sometimes chaotic, can be stressful

Flexible schedule

I love the company's philosophy. It's built around showing care and building connections with our guests. Our vision is to be the most caring company. I also love the people I get the opportunity to work with!

It can be very physically demanding. It's spending a long time on your feet (especially if you work kitchen), but it's so worth it in my opinion

Free food is awesome, also, I met some of my closest friends here!

the flexibility and people

long hours, no benefits, not very competitive pay

free food

People are nice and pay is good

I'm on my feet for almost nine hours at a time and barely get a break from it.

Many opportunities to move up

Short staffed and very young employees

Free food and many fun events

It was fast-paced and the employees were fun to work with

The management did not allow second chances once you were on their list it was hard to get off of it

the food

A few employees are very friendly, and I have built lasting friendships with them!

Strange hierarchy, low pay, cryptic management, difficult promotion process, inadvertent forcing of religious beliefs on employees

The free employee meals and drinks were nice, but after having to recook the food as it was raw due to whatever circumstance, and eating the same food repeatedly, I had to decline, respectfully.

It’sa great starter job and teaches you soo much about great customer service

Sometimes it could be a lot physically but overall is worth it.

I love how friendly everyone is to one another.

it houses a great environment for all who work there

it’s great

scholarship opportunities

The employees and the friendly environment.

My favorite perk was work with my hours

The employees and the friendly environment.

My favorite perk was work with my hours

The speed and dedication

As a manager, the staff would be very off task and it’d take a lot to help get everything back into motion.

The free food

The lack of accountability and consistency.

Building relationships with not only my team and the guests. Also, influencing guest experience.

The franchise owner was very caring.

The team members are not friendly, and their leaders show favoritism. And short breaks

They have free lunch

Good pay, diverse co workers and easy going environment

Management

Flexible hours

Free food, nice company.

A limit on free food while picking up everyone’s slack

Food

The Customers were friendly and staff members were optimistic and patient.

The pay was terrible.

The Free food and the chance to grow.

Meal benefits, education boost opportunities.

Hard labor for little to no pay.

Getting to meet the best customers and give the greatest customer service.

What I like about working here is how flexible and kind everyone is

What I don’t like about working here is how rude customers can be sometimes

My favorite perk about this job is that you slowly start making new friends

I like that there is always something to do and you are not sitting around.

Very busy

Free food