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Assistant Manager (Former Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 8 October 2018
worked and learned new skilled with Pizza delivery Expert Driver learn how to make available Pizza Delivery in time frame before it get cold for waste. learn how to avoid traffic tickets as its a rush delivery Job, service and maintaining Pizza making Machines.
self starter
Delivery Expert (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 15 October 2018
if you are a self starter, then this job is right for you. Mostly delivering during the shift, and when there isn't any, just minimal of inside work is required.
Pros
flexible scheduling
Cons
use of own vehicle
excellent
CSR - Customer Service Representative (Current Employee) – Kitchener, ON – 15 October 2018
i am currently working at domino's. their all staff is very cooperative and way of communication is very good .
their work is also in very exact and perfect in sense .
i am happy with their wage rate system .
their work is also in very exact and perfect in sense .
i am happy with their wage rate system .
Pros
50%off
Cons
less hours
Delivery driver
Delivery driver (Former Employee) – Milton, ON – 13 October 2018
Once you have a shift you tend to keep it which is good. But if you ever need that day off no matter how much advance notice you give you are on your own to cover it. Some shifts that's require a bit of extra work like sweeping or dishes such as a closing shift no one will ever take so you will never get that day off.
People tend to be very greedy with what they take, no one to tell because no one cares really. Just a very poor culture, changed a lot from a year or 2 ago. In an attempt to save money from the increase in minimum wage drivers so a lot of the chores that are assigned to inside staff because drives still make $6 or $7 per hour depending on experience. So there is now way too many devices for deliveries so they will have more time to do insider jobs. But they end up not making much money. So a lot quit but anyone with a car gets hired so they are all easily replaced. No care is given to familiarity with the area, or customers relationships with the drivers. You will be insignificant in the company. So good starting place to see what the job is like but no need to feel loyal to the brand because there is no loyalty coming back to you.
Also free small pizza tonopening and closing drivers was discontinued in another attempt to save money. So for working a 9 hour shift you get nothing from eat and no break for eating unless you just take it upon yourself to grab something. But you are always being timed so don't take too long.
People tend to be very greedy with what they take, no one to tell because no one cares really. Just a very poor culture, changed a lot from a year or 2 ago. In an attempt to save money from the increase in minimum wage drivers so a lot of the chores that are assigned to inside staff because drives still make $6 or $7 per hour depending on experience. So there is now way too many devices for deliveries so they will have more time to do insider jobs. But they end up not making much money. So a lot quit but anyone with a car gets hired so they are all easily replaced. No care is given to familiarity with the area, or customers relationships with the drivers. You will be insignificant in the company. So good starting place to see what the job is like but no need to feel loyal to the brand because there is no loyalty coming back to you.
Also free small pizza tonopening and closing drivers was discontinued in another attempt to save money. So for working a 9 hour shift you get nothing from eat and no break for eating unless you just take it upon yourself to grab something. But you are always being timed so don't take too long.
Pros
Cash job.
Cons
See above.pretry much all of it except the first sentence.
pizza store
Pizza delivery driver (Former Employee) – Edmonton, AB – 4 October 2018
worked and learned new skilled with Pizza delivery Expert Driver learn how to make available Pizza Delivery in time frame before it get cold for waste. learn how to avoid traffic tickets as its a rush delivery Job, service and maintaining Pizza making Machines.
Pros
Cleaned Store
Cons
8 Hrs/day
Great Place
Pizza Maker (Former Employee) – London, ON – 4 October 2018
Dominos is a fun place to work, it's fast paced but not too fast. All the workers are really friendly and you can learn things quickly. I wish I could've stayed.
Pros
Fun, friendly and flexible
Cons
Closing
enjoyable work environment
Delivery Driver (Current Employee) – Moose Jaw, SK – 1 October 2018
the staff at dominos is incredibly friendly and open. managers are respectful and understanding to any situation. very friendly environment with a steady work load
Pros
everything- great job
Cons
dont pay gas mileage?
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Good place to work
Supervisor/Cook (Former Employee) – Charlottetown, PE – 26 September 2018
If you like a fast pace work environment, then Domino's is perfect. The company has international competitions for pizza prep, and being fast is the name of the game for Domino's.
Not very good
Opening Manager (Current Employee) – St. Catharines, ON – 24 September 2018
staff is treated poorly, barely any staff recognition. There is no room for growth. There is no organisation at the store level and there is a desperate need for a general manager that controls the business.
Worst place to work.
Supervisor (Current Employee) – Conception Bay South, NL – 23 September 2018
This was by far the worst job I have ever had. Constant harassment from other employees, terrible management, low wages and just overall wasn't a pleasant place to work. I dreaded going to work everyday. As a supervisor, I was making $0.25 more than the newest employees, while the store manager was making only $13.00/hr. The company does not show respect towards their employees. When food would be outdated, we were told to put a new expiration date on it. If thrown out, the owners/management would provide write ups for stealing and wasting food. This place was terrible and I hope to one day see many improvements as they are well needed.
Pros
None
Cons
Everything
Poor Work Environment
Make Line (Former Employee) – Shelburne, ON – 22 September 2018
Management was unprofessional and treated all employees poorly. Rarely gave anyone hours and refused to provide further training when asked. When asked to provide more hours due to schooling, although promised to be given extra hours, was cut down on hours. The manager treated every employee with disrespect and when I left the company, the manager almost refused to give me my final cheque(which was only $40).
Dont work here
MANAGER (Current Employee) – Montréal, QC – 21 September 2018
Terrible job to work. terrible management, schedules made poorly, people never show up or show up late and dont work etc, worst company to work for, forces you to increase sales, but always releases more discounted deals making it impossible.
my experience at domino's pizza
Insider (Current Employee) – Montréal, QC – 20 September 2018
you get to work put on your uniform and get to the make-line where you prepare pizzas for the drivers to deliver it to the designated address the the drivers assist with helping the insiders if requested.
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Pros
sometimes
Cons
easy to get hours
Stable job with a lot of work.
Franchise Worker (Former Employee) – Atkinson and Bathurst – 17 September 2018
Dominos pizza is a difficult work environment where you are expected to be constantly on your feet. Making any mistakes come with big consequences as you are handling food. Tough work environment but flexible hours.
Fun workplace
Driver (Former Employee) – Georgetown, ON – 12 September 2018
Great place to work if you want to make friends. Management is very friendly and cares about their staff. The money is good as the people in the area are friendly and nice.
Pros
Good tips most of the time
Cons
No consistency