What is the salary like at Maple Street Biscuit Company?

Good pay, close to home

Didn't listen to schedule request.

Good people and decent pay

Early shifts and needed more employees

Decent pay and the job isn't difficult. Flexible schedule.

No PTO, max of 50 cents on raises each year,.

Great hours in you put in the work Fun environment Good benefits and pay

Location is tough not much parking and store is a little large for what the company is about

I was a student and the manager at my location was really flexible about working around my class schedule.

Hard work and high demands for little pay and not allowed to accept tips.

Great community leaders and a great environment to serve

Low pay and a high workload

Veteran employees are incredible and food is great, done by 3pm

- No official training program for general employees. It's all word of mouth so the quality of training you get is a mixed bag. - Hiring management operates reactively (creating major conflicts of interest) and tends to hire 15-year-olds with no work ethic (idk why). - For what it is, it's a high-stress job with not great pay. - The kitchen layout is not the worst I've seen but is problematic considering not all of the employees know or care about proper food safety procedures, especially when dealing with raw chicken. - The order ticket system is chaotic and needs to be revised.

free food yummy biscuits leave work early

lots of physical work early shifts fast paced

A good environment and people.

The pay was not great, but I was a young, part-time employee.

good operation hours break free food

clique-iness no hours low pay favoritism