Dairy Queen

Working at Dairy Queen was the best. We never issued any attitudes but most of the people came with them already. Let me tell you it's a lot easier training someone who come with a good attitude and is ready to learn but others come with a different agenda. Sometimes they just have a problem with authority and I like to identify those people and help them out the door. .And then we have the able and the disabled. I'm more occasions than not the able takes a little more babysitting than the disabled. I wouldn't ask anything of you that you weren't capable of , but enable person wouldn't use their cell phone and plain sight in front of you they'll go ahead in the cooler and do it. When i go check on my disable associate he is doing exactly what I asked of him. Thank you for the life experience Dairy Queen I'll keep you in my best thoughts

Fun place to work but I wouldn’t recommend anyone to work their I work their for 6 months and was not appreciated

Another lead almost made me lose my job by spreading rumors about me and making people believe what was untrue. She eventually was no longer allowed to work at that location because she was bullying the GM. Most hires do not make valuable employees and management refuses to pay you more when you deserve it from hard work and customer satisfaction. I made 9 an hour as a shift lead. I make more than that as a basic server at Bubba's

I worked seasonally for about 3 years. Technically my first official job. I learned many skills including customer service, time management and money management. I also made some amazing friends with coworkers there. The down side was the expectance to completely turn that job into your life. As a high schooler I had school and school like responsibilities that they didn't care about. It was extremely stressful and often understaffed including the Owner/operators barely being there!

They were quick to train me and it only took a couple days! They are efficient and know how to work with each other rather than around. It’s such a happy and bright place to be and the staff are in a great mood 99% of the time you’re there. Amazing first work experience

I been at dairy queen for years and management is in your business and over work and underpaid. Their is one manager can't do her. Own job stays in the back and plays around and the only time you see her is when owner is there. I use to enjoy being there because of the flexibility but never enjoy it. It's so run down and going in the holee now. They can't get Boone in the building. Moving on.

It was my first job since I graduated fresh out of highschool (2018). The manager was so nice, respectful, and helpful. Our break area wasn't as big as a normal sized room (literally just a corner), and assistant manager was ok-ish. When it came to training thankfully I knew some of my co-workers from school. My co-workers and I would have small little competitions on who was the fastest. Manager was upbeat and smiley most of the time I was there. The manager's daughter worked with us as well and was also same as her mother (manager).

I worked there 14 .. Good years & bad years .. Slow fast days & fast slow days .. Didnt have all tge competion we do now

You will be worked to death for literally minimum wage. Besides the death part, I'm not exaggerating. They don't care about you and will make you work extremely hard for LONG periods of time, for extremely little pay.

When I worked at Dairy Queen , it was a nice friendly environment. Everyone there would always know that I would always come with a smile on my face whether I was working cashier or when I helped at the front desk handling issues with customers with my outstanding customer service!

Not worth the hassle. Dishonest upper management. You have no support and they expect financial miracles

We have a few shift leads who are very distracted and don’t know how to treat the rest of their coworkers, and bring drama to the work place. Other than that the rest of the crew are lovely team members and work together to create a good work environment.