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It's frustrating when management keeps hiring new employees but fails to distribute hours equally among the staff. This practice not only creates an imbalance in workloads but also fosters an environment of favoritism. Some employees end up with more hours and opportunities, while others struggle to get enough shifts. This can lead to decreased morale and a sense of unfairness among the team. Favoritism in scheduling can make it seem like certain employees are valued more than others, which can be demotivating for those who feel overlooked. For a workplace to function effectively, it's essential that management ensures fair and equal distribution of hours, providing all employees with equal opportunities to contribute and earn. This approach not only promotes a more harmonious work environment but also enhances overall productivity and employee satisfaction.

Terrible management, terrible hours, terrible work environment. Overall, the worst. The manager is petty about you taking off or calling out. Raises and promotions are rare and even when you get them, they don’t show on your check for months at a time. The manager takes your tips home to count them and you aren’t allowed to get them directly after your shift, even if your drawers are full and correct. 

It was really good when i started and had coworkers who cared about their positions and their work but as they left and found better jobs with better pay, benefits, job security, ect the people that replaced them didn't do their jobs well and management neglected to do anything about it. Instead they wrote up and threatened ones were still doing solid work for complaining about being over worked and understaffed.

Is an okay entry level job but wouldn't recommend for more than a year. It's only as good as your coworkers because management/ownership isnt very helpful 

Culture is great. People are pleasant and close knit. Mostly family run. Coffee is delicious and cheap compared to Starbucks. Loved the work environment. Casual dress wear. Very lenient when it came to sick days off. Great management and supervisors are very friendly and willing to help you learn. I was offered opportunities to advance.

The only downside is no health benefits, no paid vacation time (although they are very relaxed and open regarding vacation time. I loved this about them), and the pay was so low that I couldn't afford to work there anymore. When discussing a livable wage, they did not offer anything substantial. Had to quit.

Management was never around and never actually worked a shift, yet had the audacity to complain about productivity while they kept asking more and more from employees while paying low wages. Shifts were ungodly long with no free or discounted food and no breaks. If you ever had to step off the floor or wanted a break they would make you clock out even if it was for 2 minutes.  Despite the fact that employees had to pay for food/drinks and for uniforms if they wanted more than 1 shirt, management handed out free hats, shirts, and hundreds of dollars worth of food and drink to their friends. This also caused massive back ups in the line that they would get angry about. Hours were so inconsistent, so if you need to pay bills, forget about it! Look elsewhere for a job.

I highly recommended this job for people who want to know how to make AMAZING coffee. Basically you make coffee, AND you take their order. It's one sided window. just on both sides. I loved this job because the drinks are amazing and you learn how to use time management and team work SOOO well!
lots of rich people come through too! if you do good, you get raises!
there wasn't a fixed schedule, it all depended on other people's schedules. The whole team is so helpful and there is no drama at all. They all knew how to work together like a true team!

BETTER than starbucks!
This is more personal and not as stressful.

At work you would come in and clock in and start to take over from the workers that were their before you. You would start by taking a cars order and then starting their drinks, if there is no cars then you would look for something that could be cleaned, washed, or stocked. At Ellianos there is a good amount of employees usually about 13 total from young to some older.  The company had very good management who was always on top of everything. The one thing I enjoyed about working there was getting to see customers and talking to them and also making there drinks and seeing the smile on their faces when they are given the drink you made.

While Ellianos Coffee offers a chance to gain experience in the coffee industry, my time there was ultimately disappointing due to the work culture and weak management.

While the team itself was not entirely unwelcoming and many co-workers were great to work with, the overall work environment felt very disorganized and unprofessional. For anyone looking for a job where they can receive proper training and grow within their role, I would recommend seeking a job elsewhere.

Favoritism. Zero job security. Micromanaging. And overall just an awful management. God awful. The district manager is a nightmare that will bully you to quit and when you don’t, fire you without reason. They will cycle out through so many employees for whatever reason. If they can’t directly control you, they don’t want you. If you’re really good at your job, they especially don’t want you. 
There are better places to work in coffee. Don’t come here. Especially if you’re a high school student.
 The pay isn’t worth it. The benefits are near non existent, and the cliquey work environment is just awful. 
Save your time, and your sanity. 

Management does little to nothing to build a comfortable and enjoyable work environment. There is no professionalism whatsoever. The workplace is EXTREMELY understaffed and the employees are overworked to the point of exhaustion. Despite that people at this establishment do their best to make light of the situation and make connections with each other and the customers. But even then you still do not get breaks no matter how long you work and no one is appreciated.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Barista 6 salaries reported	$15.17 per hour
Store manager 3 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Sales assistant 2 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Manager 2 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour
Warehouse worker 1 salary reported	$16.50 per hour

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