Wendy's

I came and you should do my job worked clean clean a dining area did my cash drawer and they never respected me

I was there 6 and I felt I had a good amount of security in wanting something else. As long as you do what is expected of you everything should go smoothly

I will have to say it was a good place to work. I kept busy running aroind doing my job like was supposed to do.

I loved the job and the pay but there were some remarks that were mentioned that I couldn't over look so I had to end my own assignment there.

Wasn't a bad environment to work in. The crew was great. However, there was a lack of manager control. A lot of pointing fingers and nobody being held responsible for their actions. And the entire time I was there, I was getting shorted on all my checks accept for the most recent. And I was never paid the promised pay rate. I hate to sound so negative but they need improved.

I worked for a few different Wendy's but for the same Boss because it's was franchise so it felt like a family business because everyone was very friendly so I enjoyed Wendy's from the time I was there

I would like to have this job at Wendy’s I have experience and am good at it so please consider hiring me for this position Iam a very hard and good. Worker and really nice to my customers

Where I live, a living wage is 19.40 USD an hour, but that is far above what a managers starting pay is. By about 4 dollars an hour. Managers are not entitled to a break at all during their shifts, and the benefits are so bad you may as well not have any. It's a lot of work, including a very large mental strain, for just not enough compensation. This should be a last resort job. That said, some stores are better than others and if you can work in one like mine, where the GM cares, then you will have the best experience as you can.

I I've had the pleasure to work with them for 12 years and I have my ups and downs but we all made it glad to work with Wendy's

When I first started I was a bit nervous and needed some time to adjust but with the right support and time I was able to adjust

I wouldn't recommend nobody to apply at that wendys on N. Michigan Street in southbend all them managers are females thats loud & ghetto

This was by far the worst establishment I've ever worked for. Though they knew I had medical problems that would impact the schedule at least once a month, I was told to come in or lose my job while literally bleeding. Overtime was commonly cut from my checks by someone manually going in and tweaking hours, I got backlash for being hospitalized, was hired under the assumption that I would be a manager, not only was I paid less than someone that started the same day as me but the training never started and I'd get radio silence when I asked about it. One time I called in due to a snow storm because as a night crew worker, I wouldn't get out until everything iced and it would be dangerous for me to stay my entire shift after dark due to the road I lived on. A manager drove TO MY HOUSE and parked in front, repeatedly honking for me to come out for over ten minutes because and I quote "It's not that bad". No, I wouldn't recommend working here.

Customers are great and most of the crew were awesome plus great hours and flexible schedule. All the managers were very nice, compassionate, and understanding.

The place felt like H♡ME I was offfered pay n benefits that were unfortunately not recieved :( My crew will be my forever family!!

I worked at Wendy’s as a crewmember. I liked it because it was very flexible, understanding, diverse and it went well with what I was doing. Currently just getting back into the work field and getting a sense of working no discrimination whatsoever. Exactly like having another family.

I took this job because they offered a 40hr work week (made minimum wage livable) & free food. They promised despite my disabilities, I could train to become a manager. I stuck around for 2 years b/c of this promise. They continued to make excuses as to why they couldn't. I got blatantly misgendered by coworkers & customers alike, with no support. The management infantilised me & the other autistic employee, usually for not understanding jokes/sarcasm & our tone (which are textbook autistic traits they should've expected). They took away the free food 1.5yrs in. They had every good, kind manager quit over the 2 years I was there. The last woman manager finally quit this past November, leaving only cishet skinny white men in charge (notably they passed up 2 men, 1 black AND 1 white body builder ("fat") who had both been there longer). I wish I'd never taken this job.

this work helps me alot while i’m still starting here at US, as an asian i’m not use to talk english but when i started wirking at wendy’s the other stuffs there anfd the customers did help me how to communicate

The customers so rude and entitled I really be wantin to fight them. It’s not worth the pay. You gone get tired of the biggie bags, 444s and strawberry lemonades. The managers are cool but got they different set of rules so some shifts gone be better than others. Again the amount of biggie bags and 444s are depressing cause i know y’all not that broke. I make so many I dream about making junior bacon cheeseburgers sometimes.

At this moment I do not have any stories to tell no we're good or bad just would love to finish the revie

My General manager called me the B word. It felt like I was in high school all over again. Bullies and people talkimg unprofessionally.

I worked at one location 2 different times and both times was a poor experience. I was needing to be on first shift and was never offered it and was never given an opportunity to be promoted even though I worked all my shifts even when I had no transportation in winter and had to walk there.

The staff was great and helpful they also were helping in my progress in the food industry as well as school

I worked 2 years as a crew memeber when i was 19 and now at 29 years old i was a very good manager however lisa, the district manager, was very unprofessional and expected me to come into work weather i was sick or not. All because they didnt have another manager to cover my shift. I was treated very unfair..accused of stealing 3 times and all 3 times i was not the culprit. I loved working there however lisa was very unprofessional and hope she gets fired asap.

•Managers being superior towards employees. •Unprofessional •Unsanitary - Probably not every Wendys, but that one had several problems.

I worked at a Wendy’s for 2 years and I was challenging but yet fun, it’s a easy work to do you have to know what you’re doing and do a great job at it

I was 16. My coworkers were 50/50 nice and not very. The same for the managers, not all good not all bad honestly.

They will talk down you, mistreat you and not treated fairly. When I got burned by the fryer and the manager started mocking me saying “ohhh you wanna go home a cry to your momma?”. Not only mistreated me, but others who ever walks into the restaurant

Worked for a owner that let men sexually harass there female employees. My manager was a sweet kind lady, but I couldn’t let the owner treat my adult like it was nothing.

I started at Wendy’s in 1998 and started out as a drive thru cashier. Took in all the knowledge I could to advance to crew leader in the first 6 months, then I became a shift manager after my first year of employment. I moved up to Assistant manager after 7 years and it still allowed me the opportunity to continue to learn while role modeling the newcomers

I worked hard worked all type of different positions But being a single mother you have branch off and find something that pays more has good benefits for you and your child

It used to be the best place but new upper management and new store management has lost its values in the last few years

They Lower me from supervisor position to crew just because they couldn’t find me a flexible schedule I needed.

It was my first job. It is infested with drama. However, I met some of the best people in that store. The general manager was very supportive of me and acknowledged my hard work.

Poor wages long hours rude people hard work managment not helpful no free lunches hard on workers no training

What's to tell? You're either overworked,undervalued and way underpaid for all the stuff one must do-deal with, or you don't get enough hours, and go homeless. And Wendy's corporate people? They don't consider their employees people. My GM is great at the one I work at, but everyone above him...SMFH...NOPE.

It was a nice learning experience It gave me opportunity to develop and grow and I was able to learn skills that would benefit me in the long run

Wendy's has a great environment good workplace very positive vibe and the managers will help they coworkers

Wendys was my first job and it was great I met a lot of people the pay was great and I had fun. There were good times and there were bad just like any other job. But it’s all a learning experience !

If you want to get a job at Wendy's, don't. The work environment is not a good position for anyone except the desperate and the masochistic. The turnover rate there is high, new employees coming and leaving monthly, the workspace is cramped and claustrophobic, the hours are inconsistent and draining, particularly if you're a manager and the turnover rate routinely leaves the place overworked and understaffed.

To much to write about. But the company is not family oriented. Nor do they hold up to anything they say or offer you from the beginning. They treat employees unfair and disrespectful.

Exceptional room for growth. Stayed with the company for four years and learned alot of valuable lessons.

I used to love working at Wendy's. Great staff, friendly and understanding managers. Our GM was fired due to reasons unknown. They got a new one who isn't understanding at all. She scheduled people outside of their availability, forced people to come in when they requested the day off, and didn't accept people's availability as it was and tried to make you change it. People stopped showing up to work because of her. Which caused the rest of us to work hours in overtime.

Everyone was great, everyone was friendly, and the perk that I found interesting was that, if you arrive early before the shift, you get free Wendy's breakfast. Your choices are limited, but it's still very nice to have.

I worked at Wendy's for 4 yrs and was up for promotion but didn't receive it because I wasn't the Manager's favorite. I worked more hours than anyone and they only wanted to offer me a fifty cent raise so I left to find better employment

The place was a reck when i got there. There was trash piled up over the hill and there was feces on the floor. The roof had a leak and the be person for the job was I. I cain't believe i get to review have a nice day and Wendys is still a nice place just need me.

I have degree in electronic and communication degree also manage 40 employees hiring and training maintaining high level customer service satisfaction

Fast paste very friendly place to work at. Felt like a family. Wendy’s has the best food from any fast food place

Unprofessional management, does not work with employees, makes staff do positions they were told they are not capable of per doctor orders, and talks to staff disrespectfully.

When I worked here everything started fine but as soon as there were more managers it’s like everything I did was wrong. There was poor management and some shift I had to work 15-16 hour shifts because of my boss picking favorites. In that time I only got 1 30 minute break if that.

Management was the reason we had customer complaints, the store needs to be remodeled and is the only one that hasn't. Very unprofessional and back-handed with customers and employees. You will not be appreciated there as a good employee at all.