Chick-fil-A Supply

The pay was one of the best parts of working here, but that alone wasn't enough to make up for the work environment. Drivers were often expected to work 12 to 16 hour days, and there was an expectation that the 16 hour exemption would be used regularly when needed. In my experience, this created concerns about driver fatigue and work-life balance.
I also experienced a high level of micromanagement and felt there was favoritism in the workplace. Since the company is still relatively new, it often seemed like employees were competing with each other for advancement rather than working together as a team, which created a stressful atmosphere.
The compensation is competitive, but if you're looking for a workplace that prioritizes work-life balance, consistent management, and a collaborative culture, this may not be the best fit based on my experience.

Also front facing cameras are used with A.I. if you look tired you get reported.

Typical day? 
Grab food drink. Login to handheld devices. Check in with managers. 

Learned?
Learned that it’s another corporate job that has you in golden handcuffs. 

Management? 
Georgia was fantastic, managers were genuinely nice. Olathe managers were slimy and shady people. Honestly none of them matched the company’s values. 

Hardest part of the job? 
Dealing with managers that have no clue what it’s like to be a truck driver. They talk to you like you are stupid. 

Most enjoyable part of the job? 
Going back home. Because everyday I was tired with no time to do anything. 

Picking product. Free food. Good benefits. Absolute toxic environment. Management has favorites. They preach that they are the most caring distribution center but co workers aren’t too friendly.  Management wears a facade of friendliness but they’ll talk right behind your back. Jessica has a power trip like I’ve never seen before. Employees constantly causing drama. N word used constantly. Employees think they’re supervisors. Turnover is very high. Be aware. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
It is the Free insurance premiums. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
New facility so the culture that’s preach isn’t matched yet.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Average right now I think it could be a lot better.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typically the days are ok, but we have a lot things that aren’t in place so I our work is kinda sloppy.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Management is amazing, free benefits which are outstanding, 4 day work week. A few things they need to work on but for a fairly new company, would recommend 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Some associates don’t pull their weight which creates longer days 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Best environment and culture I’ve ever experienced in a warehouse

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Come in, morning meeting, stretch, pray together and start work in assigned area

Mebane Nc  Chic Fil a Supply Management and supervisors shows FAVORITISM really bad the culture is not what it looks like outside looking in this was the worse job I have ever worked at as far as being bullied at work FAVORITISM being talked down on daily by supervisors employees and management they will make up rules that's not in the handbook to terminate you if you are not one of the favorites besides the good benefits and free food and 401K  I would not recommend anybody that did not come from Walmart disturbution to work there 

Everyone is truly "bought in" to the culture! What Truett Cathy started over 60 years ago rings true to what we stand for at CFA Supply. Much like the restaurants, we stand on the Corporate Purpose, and urgently and passionately serve restaurant Operators and Team Members. We provide for them a support system that is truly unique, hire our own amazing drivers, and utilize resources that are industry-best in the world of Distribution. It's incredibly fun and fulfilling work. Work full of purpose!

If your looking for work cool , something quick and easy,  just cold but ive been here since it opened and im over it so many empty promises,  back stabs ,etc idk who to talk to or trust but note if your not happy or friendly its a problem here , if you dont like the cold its a problem,  if you speak the truth or your mind another problem, you cant move up based off your work ethics they'll half way tell you that 

Working as a delivery driver for Chick-fil-A has been a pretty good experience overall. The pay is decent, and the tips definitely help boost your income. The company has a really friendly and supportive atmosphere, which makes the job more enjoyable. I like that the schedules are flexible, so it’s a good fit if you’re in school or have other commitments. The hardest part is dealing with traffic or tight delivery windows, which can get a little stressful. But if you’re organized and don’t mind being on the go, it’s a solid job with a positive work environment.

 Managers are too focused on public image and not on improvement. Continue to invest in leaders that toe the line rather than making real changes. And the "Safety Culture" is a joke. Only interested in protecting image rather than employee safety. They seem to do a good job with company events and free stuff. The work is dull, and chances to move up are pretty slim, unless you work yourself to death and are willing to move. If you want good pay, dont mind the cold, and dont wanna think about stuff, its not that bad..

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