Pizza Hut

I worked at Pizza Hut in my home state Texas for almost over a year and left because they job pay was terrible and I was criticized for being bisexual and trans.

Started off at very bottom and since I worked hard and did others job it stayed that way. When people don’t do their jobs nothing is done is placed on others.

Pizza Hut is slowly losing ground one store at a time. They've closed 3 or more locations in the last several years.

During my time of employment, we are quite busy. However it’s a problem that there’s so much chaos with so little control. The RGM does not seem to care about the employees in regards of their well-being or recognizing when employees go above and beyond. It’s a good place to work if you want to stay busy but the upper management is abusive, you are just there to work, not a good place to make friends, especially when your management only barks orders at you and intimidates you.

bad pay , rarely ever get recognition for your hard work, not shown appreciation, don’t ever get raises, ignores your availability, approves time requests off then schedules you anyways, etc.

I had no job and a car note so I applied for pizza hut and was hired for about five months... I used my car as my income

I loved working for pizza hut. I was promoted to shift manager. The atmosphere was intense and enjoyable.

I started working at Pizzahut when I was a Senior in High School, my work hours were flexible and it is a good environment to work in.

I worked at Pizza Hut for over 3 years and I never got a raise. I was never shown a single ounce of respect from any managers. While I worked there several people were wrongfully terminated just because the district manager didn’t like them. I would never work there again and I warn anyone thinking of applying.

My coworkers were the nicest people to work with and were a great help throughout the lunch and dinner rushes.

Got hired first mgr was afraind of losing her job terrible attitude second was ok bu r was leaving went to two mangers meeting and there was a total of 12 new gm. In franchise. No home work balance.

Often a little struggle of working and family life. Not been strong enough to handle all the tasks quickly.

This company is not HORRIBLE to work for. However, if you are looking to have any type of life at all keep moving. The pay is insanely low. I have employees at my new job that are cashiers and cooks that make more than what I made working at Pizza Hut as a salaried manager. There are some AMAZING people in upper leadership but the bad outnumber the good.

Close to my home and a wonderful regular hours had me thrilled to be a new server for them. Well, time wore on and things became apparent that I did not anticipate. Great crew great food and really glad to have been a part of the team!

I’m a mother of 4 and I only made 7.25 dollars an hour and had to work everyday of the week multiple shifts during the day and still wasn’t making enough to support my family

Working at pizza hut gave me a lot of confidence in myself it taught me many skills like how to work in a fast pace environment and learning to de-escalate situations, i learned the importance of communication with your manager and coworkers and i learned how to be a better teamate.

there was a time when i was reprimanded by my superiors but that didn't stop me and so i changed and got better day by day

I worked at pizza hut for over 2 years. I really enjoyed the flexibility it offered, plus i was making 18 to 20 dollars and hour including tips which was above the average salary.

When it was over 100 degrees in Texas; Pizza Hut required wait staff to retrieve payments from customers in their parking lot. Many times customers would ignore staff standing outside their vehicle while they remain in the air conditioner car. Previous experience with heat injury has caused me to not be able to handle extreme heat. Manager required wait staff to give the cooks part of tips. Unfair work practices.

I went from a delivery driver to cook in no time became the best of friends with everyone still friends with one person today

I worked there for a year I did 16 hour shifts all the time the General Manager was very bipolar if you went to him with any issues he would act like it was no big deal or just completely ignore you and everyone above him was the same way.

What began as a pickup for my hungry self, later turned out to be a learning environment. As a young boy who indulged himself in massive eating, working at your favorite pizza place would be the brightest and most delicious artifact. Unlike many jobs, the ratio between online application to waiting for the delightful manager phone call was rather impressive. Could it had been due to the short staffing? Maybe, but nonetheless, a friendly and very enthusiastic manager greeting followed by a certain meeting date was presented. In conditions where the establishment was understaffed you could probably expect confusion, stress and begging for new hires, yet surprisingly this wasn't the case. A nice smile, firm shake of hands and a calm yet comfy environment was there when I arrived. They presented themselves rather realistically, providing examples on what they could improve and their newer goals to achieve, they also showed what they could offer within their appliances. It was just perfect.

Not a good company to work for unless youre a General Manager. Do not waste youre time only work there for no more than a year

Having fun with my crew mates in pizza hut Easy job enjoying delivery to the costumers Houses and sharing tips for my work mates

I enjoyed working with a lot of the people that I supervised. I enjoyed the atmosphere and the vibe of the restaurant.

I dont recommend working here unless you know your coworkers. In my experiences, coworkers would always talk about me to other coworkers behind my back about my family (who they know nothing about) or anything i did in my personal life they did not approve of. Manager didnt do anything when i brought it to their attention, like they couldve totally changed the schedule so i wasnt on shift with said people.

I work 6 days a week and did the job for f 3 people. Only had 3 raises in 9 years there. Once Covid hit the dining room was shut down and I was without a job.

It's fun working at pizza hut. It's really a lovely experience working there but it's cost most of your time and you may end up going home late every night.

Took orders over the phone and walk ins. Made pizzas, got orders ready, send of deliveries and closing

Its not a bad place to work if you need extea money. However, dont look foward to much. Unless you plan to climb higher up the board there isnt much reason to stay

I have worked for this company for over 4 years. During huge life events, they were extremely flexible and understanding while still being able to focus on my assets.

When the franchise was sold to a new owner, I had 1 year 11 months and 27 days of accrued PTO (Paid Time Off). Without discussing/explaining to the employees what was going to change and how it would effect them, the new company made everyone "new hires", which caused them to start all over. "Nothing is going to change. Everything will stay the same. It will just be a new owner" is what I was told. There was no transparany that would allow the employees to decide if they wanted to continue with the company. Also.... A month before this took place, I had taken my approved PTO (33.46 hrs). To this day, I still have not been paid for these hours. I still have not been told the reason why for my unpaid PTO. I did do some phone calls to a variety of federal and state agencies... Only to find out that in the state of Texas, the employers have all the control and don't have to pay said "fringe" benefits. So, legally they are right. Morally and ethically... I disagree.

I worked hard for 6 .5 years i also worked in paintville location's for 3 years its fast pace good money a lot of hours

I worked for Pizza Hut for 7 years in the years following high school and through university. Delivering was the most chill job that you could do, since you were in and out, and the tips were awesome. The workplace environment was the thing that changed according to the general manager, and I had quite a few different ones. If you can tell right away that the gm is fair and laid back, go with them. I wouldn't recommend working as long as I had as there is more potential money from similar jobs, but you do get some experience making food, and managerial experience if you work as a shift leader.

Terrible management. Hot in the summer, cold in the winter. Deliver 10 or more pizzas up stairs. But nice people that I delivered to. I don't recommend a job a this location unless you really need the money. Then be prepared to work your butt off

I only did it part time. I liked the job, but they didn't offer any benefits. They do have a good work/life balance

You will work so much you will think you live at the store. There is zero support from upper management or HR. Food safety was never a necessity. We, as in employees, are “replaceable” not a priority. I spent 4 years there starting as a server and was thrown into a management position bc no one else wanted and it only took me a week to figure out why. Would not recommend working for that particular franchise

They cut your pay and then expect you to do a lot more than initially stated. They threaten to cut your hours if yoi donr help them when they need help.

I loved it there. On some days, I was a one man show. A customer would come in for the buffet, I'd give them plates and cups, immediately I'd answer the phone to take a delivery order. Make that order and a few mediums for the buffet (whatever's low). Once complete: delivery time. So I got tips from the table, the house, and pay as a cook (if you will). The manager, Donnie, was so awesome to work for. I kinda miss him.

I mean it's a fast-food job. You're not going to be treated like royalty, unfortenly. You get paid well if you work a lot but after about a month you'll start not getting any breaks when you work 6+ hours. Manager at the time was very unprofessional and picked on me. Thursdays, Friday, weekends, and holidays are a zoo full of ferocious and overwhelmingly rude customers.

I worked there for a day, was told I did well, wasn't given hours afterward. I wouldn't recommend working for Pizza hut if you have other options.