T.C.B.Y

My manager made me deep clean an area because I didn’t laugh at his jokes. He would watch the cameras constantly and brag about having access to them. He would sit on his phone for most of his shift and let the dishes from his opening pile up yet continue to add more tasks to the closing shifts, which he didn’t work. He would act strange and switch up on me a lot and when I would bring it up he would say he was just joking but in the moment it was so hard to tell whether or not he was actually joking. I was a supervisor there and people would disrespect me and not listen to me at all and after quitting I realized this was because no one knew I was a supervisor, something I thought everyone knew, but they all just thought I was an entitled worker constantly telling them what to do. This job gave me so much anxiety and I would get a dread like feeling in my stomach that would last my whole shift. 

I was hired as a store manager to a store that was disorganized and had no leadership. I worked incredibly hard to organize the store and build moral and really put my heart and sole into the store, the team, and intimate the community. 5 months into the job when things were starting to pick up and we were finally fully staffed with a great team I was let go out of the blue because the owner claimed " there was no longer a budget fir a full time manager". As a single mother I was devastated and feel that I was let go because I had problems with my home life and was struggling with my special needs kid (Even though I never let that get in the way of my job EVER) 

TCBY is a company sell lowfat product ice or yorgurt its a great compaony to work at u learn a lot of difference stuff for example they make there own waffle cone an its very tricky but its fun to lean . they on to there ice cream itcomes from a machine an in the machine as diffenrent flavors like e.g. chocolate an vanilla swirl blackberry an raspberry swirl an they r in a machine for a reason so we can learn how to swirl it its a,partical way to swirl the yogurt out of the machine .workin at tcby was a great experience with a lot to learn

Weekdays were always boring since there weren't many customers. It only got very busy on weekends and some Fridays. The only hard part of the job was cleaning at the end of the day. You pretty much just stand there at the register and clean the topping area here and there, maybe cut some fruits in the back as well. It was self-serve so I mostly was standing at the register. I got to go on my phone for most of the time while up there or in the back. I only worked 6 hours for $11 when I was a high school student. It was nice to have a little bit of my own money for barely any effort instead of asking my parents. 

When I first started, I was promised an hourly wage of $9/hr and the ability to move up from there. In three months, I've received $8/hr and just recently a $0.50 increase. Their schedules are horrible, as I only get around 22 - 24 hours per week when I asked for 40. They've promised to keep me as close to 40 as possible, but the other employees are getting 30 - 35 hours per week. They also expect too much from you. Especially closing and opening.

This is a great job for high schoolers or people looking for low-pay summer employment, but I would recommend staying away from any management positions. There is no work-life balance; managers are expected to be on call at all times and work doubles and overtime regularly on little to no notice. Pay is also very poor for a management position.

A typical day at TCBY is maintaining the frozen yogurt machines, food, and cash register for a few hours in the day, typically by yourself. I learned how to be patient with difficult costumers, handle stressful situations, speak to costumers with confidence and kindness, and handle multiple responsibilities independently. The most enjoyable parts of TCBY were the relationships I built with the costumers.

A great first job because the tasks were extremely simple. With that being said, it means standing around not doing much for hours at a time. I liked the employees I got to work with but often I was left at the cashier alone if the shift wasn't during a weekend or when there would be a large crowd. 

It’s a good starting job for young adults like me. There is steady business there on a normal day. I’ve learned a lot of responsibility there like cleaning and making sure everything was in place before I closed up. I wouldn’t say there was a hard thing about this job. Finally the most enjoyable would be getting to interact with the costumers. 

a typical day here, would start opening the store counting the money open the register, defrosting the machine,getting ready to serve the frozen yogurt. management was nice , great promotions.fun co workers the hardest part was braking down the big machines,i loved the responsibility i had,it taught me great leadership skills

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