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store manager

assistant manager

cashier

associate manager

KEVA JUICE

There were some good things about working here so let's start off with the positives. I got to memorize several yummy smoothies to make at home. That's enough with the positives, now here are the bad things about this job. Ok, first off, the management is awful. The manager tried to play the nice guy act but it was all a lie. He was actually very mean. He was also not very experienced for a manager. Second, I think I have had permanent hearing damage since I have worked here. I mean think about hearing hearing blenders, constantly for 20 hours a week. Ya, it's not good. Third, it was sticky everywhere you went. Imagine walking around sounding like sponge bob everywhere you go. Fourth, the owner was a creep. He had six security cameras that were always running and he should just sit in the back and stare at them. He would also take screenshots of us working, especially the young teenage girls. Fifth, you are no given breaks. Don't worry, though, because there is no break room. Sixth, there were FIVE posters advertising that they were hiring for all positions above minimum wage. This was a complete lie. I got paid $7.25 an hour to work somewhere that was almost as busy as a place like Wendy's or McDonalds. Wendy's and McDonalds both pay above 10 dollars an hour. Seventh, not enough blenders for such a busy place. This place only had two blender stations. You ever heard of PretzelMaker? Ya, they have two blender stations and they probably sell smoothies 5 times a day at the most. When Keva Juice is probably one of the most popular restaurants in Davis County and they only have 2. Eighth, the owner was a complete cheapskate. This location makes about half a million in profits every year yet they only pay their workers minimum wage, what a scrooge! Ninth, the schedule was not at all flexible. I was on call for work and they expected me to come in instantly!!

A typical day at work is comprised of taking orders from customers and making their smoothie accordingly. Cleaning up after making smoothies. Re-stocking any product that is low. Cleaning the store to make it hygienic and inviting to customers. Counting the till and making sure all balances and totals are accounted for. 

During my time as an employee here I have learned how to work  efficiently under busy and stressful environments, deal with customers in a friendly and informative manner, and run a register.

The management works hard to make the store inviting and somewhere that customers feel welcome at. They also work to ensure that all employees receive sufficient hours that work well with their availability. 

My co-workers are fun and up-beat people who are enjoyable to work around. We all try and make every customer experience a positive one.

The hardest part of the job is when it gets extremely busy and there are multiple things that need to get done at once. This requires a great deal of teamwork and patience. 

The most enjoyable part of the job is the people I work with. They are all funny, intelligent, and competent workers and because of this it is easy to make the customers feel welcome and ensure that they have a positive experience. 

Overall, I have really loved this job. I have been here for a couple of months and have enjoyed it. I love making the smoothies and making people happy and serving them. I try my best to be fast and productive and improve. My co-workers are super sweet and they are genuine friends that care about me which is huge. My manager is good but could be better. He is good about working around your schedule and helping you progress faster. I also really like how things run really smoothly here. Each item has a place and it is kept organized which is really nice because I get anxiety about that stuff. Once you get the hang of things it flows really smoothly and I honestly have so much fun at this job. 

The only downsides to this job is that we don't get paid enough. I work for  4-6 hour shifts and don't get breaks, as well as we are only paid minimum wage (7.25 per hour) The job is fast paced and you are almost always on your feet and busy, which is tiring and I really think that we should get paid a bit more for how much work we are putting in to the job. For example, closing we clean the entire store which is a lot of work. (I usually close two times a week)

Keva Juice is a fast pace environment with fun-loving employees and loyal customers. I have worked at this job for a year and it has taught me many things, like the importance of a functional team, and the understanding among team members. Keva Juice is a locally owned franchise, so we get to see our owners very often. They are always on the go and relatively quick to any response. The workplace is very friendly and easy going, most of the employees are high schoolers or college kids, and everybody loves everybody. The hardest part about the job would be the favoritism that is displayed within the company, there are many opportunities to excel in the company but are often given to those of close friendship or kinship. Although, that doesnt mean that the people chosen for certain jobs aren't as fun loving and hard working as the rest of us. I love Keva Juice and will continue to visit for the years to come.

There is a lot to learn but quite easy to learn it. The manager was very supportive. It can be very fast paced depending on the location. There are no breaks but the job isn't very physical so it isn't too bad. The Coronado Center location is ridiculously understaffed and Corporate does not take care of that location (in terms of supplies and equipment) at all considering the amount of profit they make off of that location alone. The co workers can be very positive and helpful during the learning process. Overall i think it is good job to have for starters. As mentioned, I'd recommend working for the individual store locations rather than the mall location. 

The Job is essentially learning smoothie recipes, washing dishes, using the register, and taking care of the store. 

The reason i left was because of the location was not good for me and it wasn't a job i really wanted either.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of the job were some of the coworkers, this job is mentally draining but they made it better. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The management is the most stressful part, it seems as if they don’t know what they’re doing half the time and they make absolutely no sense. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment isn’t the best, there is much favoritism and unfairness which occurs at this job. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day at the company is being on your feet for 8 or more hours straight, you do not get a lunch break because there is only 2 people on the shift, you have to constantly help customers, wash all the dishes, make all the prep because no one else will do it until it all runs out which leaves it all on you.

I spent a year working this job. The only reason I stayed was due to having a BOSS who was intelligent, interested, and warm-hearted.

After the time passed, and being apart of a team who opened a new location, many things went sour. People came in and out of employment. There was a lack of commitment. The products being sold were being pinched as well as down graded to cheaper brands.

Many of the other employees would steal and use their relations to the owners as "must hires" allowing them to have a higher position even then that of a Boss.

A turn from that of a playful morale to a more serious overly sensitive place to work.

A typical day at work was me opening by myself until around 10 am and then barely getting any help cleaning or stocking things. I only learned to make smoothies and to never rely on anyone but yourself. Management was rude, afterwards I found out the owners didn’t like me based off of a few tattoos and not my work. Idk what workplace culture is. The hardest part was having to keep the shop clean and stocked by myself in the morning even if I wasn’t alone. The most enjoyable part was the regular customers and how they complimented my smoothie making abilities compared to some

When I started it was great, my manager was lovely and my hours were good. However when she quit things got very bad very fast. If you work at Keva juice and your manager is leaving with no one to just step into their place run. Corporate cares nothing about really helping managerless stores run, won’t help you with things. And will find any excuse to fire those they don’t like for any reason. The way the higher ups act can very quickly turn a once nice working place extremely stressful and toxic. 

It's a good starting job, but I wouldn't recommend it for someone who's trying to make a living. Always restocking fruit and sherbet/sorbet. Always bumping into people. They only had fifty blenders so someone was constantly doing dishes. They were not very flexible with the schedule. I had to put my dog down and they told me to "Find another time for my dog." when I asked them if it was possible to come in later or trade someone shifts. The owner was rude to all of his employees but tries to pull the nice guy act.

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