CDS Employer Reviews

Had a great time working there, fun people and customers.
Picked up and delivered packages from one place to another. In all kinds of weather.

Its a company that listens to the office and doesn't take constructive input from the shop workers. When employing a person with experience who could add positive input, the poerson is just ignored.

Challenging job, physically demanding because of being on my feet for 8 hours, enjoy the customers. I learned so much on customer service and management. This is a very part time job and has no health benefits

It was a fun place to work, but there isn't any promotions. A typical day is making food, serving it to others, cleaning, and making sales.

Enjoyed the experience of working with everyone. Every typical work day was good, working with customers was a joy. Everyone was so kind and oriented in creating a happy experience.

Some days it was fun and busy. Other days it was boring and slow. The money was good if we had plenty of overtime.

I would cook/ make food/drink each shift. Talk to customers. Make sales quota for the day

I have enjoyed my employment to date with CDS, I have been able to work night shifts which benefits my family due to increased pay rates.

I have made lasting friendships with other co workers and think fondly of management.

The most hardest part of the job is lack of overtime opportunities however the highlights are getting a job done and job satisfaction – more... when you have worked together as a team and enjoyed the experience. – less

best if you need a part time job. hours are really flexable. about 30 employees all get about 2-4 days with 6 hours each day. hardest part of job would be standing in one place for long amounts of time. most enjoyable part is to communicate with customers

they gave me the opportunity to to be me, and i explored with it.

The hardest part of the job is standing for 6 hours. A typical day at work is full of laughter and members. My co-workers are friendly and we get to eat free for lunch and break. I learned a lot goes on in the food safety industry.

Morning planning,going underground and inspecting work places,managing the fellow workers(check safety standards,explosives control, interact with workers,planning daily,weekly and monthly targets with teams,help with problem solving,communicating with teams). leaving the work place,knowing that all production targets are met with zero injuries.

Love the money i made at this job boss man was great. Learned how to really get the job done.

Providing high quality product events and marketing services to Costco Wholesale ven- dors, with the intent of improving sales through promoting product trail in a friendly, pro- fessional style.

Started out to be a good company to work for until you got into the company and they wanted to change all the rules an regulations all the time an not work anyone. They had their favorites.

Not enough hours and no benefits. Co-workers are great and very helpful. You talk to and meet new people every day. Not good if you are unable to stand for 6hrs strait.

Several months ago Illinois and San Diego had the chance to get rid of the alcoholic manager-but didn't. Favoritism-protects woman with bad record who hids cd's in her cart and food to put it in her bag inside kitchen. I even reported R on stealing - she's still there. Manager has favs give her rides home because she can't get a car loan. Favs are one – more... who can have surgery on her hand and so food demos without glove on that hand because no glove is big enough. So, let's spread germs through our community. Health dept came once but it's not routine here. No one has to wash their hands before going out on the floor. We have the highest rate of children/births per person including some with multiple non-married partners multile babies. Oh, some favs do NOT HAVE TO WORK EVENINGS OE WEEKENDS (church-excuse) but everyone else must PAY. Do not work here even for a short time. You can work demos with Star One Staffing or Qualitemps or check jobs on Indeed.com. this is a sick place! I left my ratings unchecked. Doesn't even rate. – less

It is a good job for someone who wants to work part-time, retirees, etc. Prepare cart for the demo you are assigned. Know your product and engage member to your product, at end of shift, wash and disenfect all utensils. Get info from your manager for proper presentation. Hardest part is patience. Best part is talking to and meeting people.

This small company offered big growth oppertunity in a short time. I enjoyed what I did there and was disappointed that the company sold. It was noce traveling to different cities (both local and out of town) for tradeshows. Each show is different and provides a different experience. Management was flexible and understanding. With the home office being – more... in Texas, I was taught by phone and cmputer and everyone did their part to make sure enough support was offered. – less

liked meeting new people everyday enjoyed customers.co-workers were friendly & helpful though we were not allowed to socialize out in the store.our manager was all about selling the product, if we made quota she was happy. hardest part of the job was cleaning up & washing pots, pans, dishes etc.we did eat free if we wanted to have what we were demonstrating, – more... which was usually good.cons:we could not sit or leave our post at all. – less