cashier

customer service representative

team member

fast food attendant

customer service associate / cashier

Fosters Freeze

First off, I like that they didn't use AI for hiring. The glaring issue is that the manager has favorites. Those people go into the break room and use their phones constantly. They also take constant bathroom and lunch breaks with zero issues from management. Me and many others got fired the same day for apparently "leaving a huge mess then clocking out" and "too slow paced" after my first closing shift that they gave me only verbal instructions on hours earlier. I was working alone in beverage area (there's usually 2 people) cleaning and refilling everything by myself until the mandatory policy of leaving before 10:30 PM. I had zero prior formal disciplinary history. Even more unfair is that the shift leader said it looks good aside from a few adjustments which I did do off the clock. They also have inconsistent schedules and bad communications with employees about the new schedule and will blame you for being late as a result. When they do try to communicate, their texts are filled with typos and the grammar is unreadable. The place showers you with love and treats you like family but it is all a facade to forge camaraderie. Like, what type of management calls someone they meet day one at work "brother?" Management kept praising me about how good of a worker I was and kept assuring me that I will be ok.. I was even covering multiple shifts during first week of training.. so erratic

Start of a regular day by checking dining room area, cleaning tables and sweeping the floors. Occasionally mopping and cleaning windows. I learned how to be patient with customers and excellent customer service skills. The hardest part of the day is to be closing by 11 pm. With customers coming in and out, i must be able to clean the dining room and handle orders. Most of the time i am the only cashier on shift so i have learned to move quick and efficient. Cleanliness and customer care are the two main objectives that must be maintained daily. The part i enjoy most about my job is being able to provide something for our customers. Making the ice cream orders really is a skill because it must look as good as it tastes. I also love that i am given the chance to work at my own accord.

A typical day at work involves working cashier/drive-thru to ensure well made food at a fast pace. During the day we stock, clean, serve customers, and create an atmosphere that customers are comfortable with and are willing to return to the store. Management is great and are always willing to help in any way necessary. My co-workers are friendly and easy to get along with, while staying professional in the workplace. The hardest part of the job is trying to take multiple orders while dealing with a customer in the window. The most enjoyable part of working at Fosters Freeze is the atmosphere created by the management and other employees who have been working there for a little while.

I start my day by stocking my work area, helping customers and completing their orders. My entire day consists of stocking, cleaning, and ensuring my customers experience was as good as it can possibly be. Seeing as how Fosters Freeze was my first job, I learned a lot there. My managers expected nothing but the best, therefor I put out 150 percent. It is great to be able to work alongside a group of people with compassion and good work ethics. I learned to multitask, and have a sense of urgency. One of the hardest parts of the job was encountering afternoon rushes while being short staffed. Seeing the smiles on my customers faces after handing them a expertly prepared ice cream had to be one of the most enjoyable parts of my job.

A typical day at this job included an understaffed crew, typically two people doing the job of four. Management was ok, she was always on her phone watching Netflix and on occasion it was an inconvenience, but that was a good learning experience for me, because I learned on my own how to handle the orders and it helped me to improve my abilities in the kitchen. My co workers were the best, we also became a tight circle of people. The hardest part of this job was working in an understaffed crew during rush hour on a big weekend in Clovis, such as big hat days. My favorite part about working here was the time spent with my co workers.

Simple fast food job, working at the counter will teach you how to handle money, be kind, respectful, and professional when taking orders. Current manager there is incredibly kind and a talented teacher, with an eye for details that helps keep you motivated and never in the dark or lost about what you should be doing while working. Breaks are respected and even flexible! Everyone working there is like family, would work there again in a heartbeat. Work simply includes taking orders, assisting sometimes with the fryer, making ice cream, and cleaning.

I would get to work and whatever position i was assigned for the day i would get right on my task. I was mainly the cook but also carried on other positions such as cashier,drive-thru casier, and janitorial work. i learned to communicate well with new people and to be more outgoing. My manager was a very honorable person,she was a fun and respectable person. My co-workers were also fun and respectable people that taught me a lot. My hardest part of the day was clean up. The most enjoyable part was the rest of the job.

Really bad management if you would like to speak to the manager as a customer trying to bring attention to him he will tell the trial to say he’s not there so it’s pointless, plus the lady who is supervisor too she doesn’t know how to do her job she’s really mean and makes the other girls think she has to work more cuz they don’t do their job when is the other way around! All I can say there’s really really really bad management There! I wasn’t the best worker but I can assure the manager don’t know how to manage at all!

Fosters Freeze was a different experience since I had never worked fast food before, but I found that the lunch and dinner rushes kept me extremely busy. Because of this, time seemed to pass way faster than other jobs. Unfortunately people who order fast food are often times very picky and will complain easily if they aren't %100 satisfied with their meal in hopes of receiving something for free.

Fosters Freeze in Lemoore has been very kind to me in regards to working around my school or other work schedule(s) if need be. The staff is also great in that we all get along amazingly. Customers are sometimes difficult but that’s with any fast food restaurant. Overall, a great starter place to work for people in high school and college trying to save up money or to help pay expenses.

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