Bento Sushi Reviews

- Given minimum training, with unreasonably high expectations after training period. - The staff is always too busy with their own work, and newcomers mostly end up watching instead of being taught how to make sushi properly. - You are expected to finish a list of tasks within your shift, and if they are not finished, you must stay extra hours with no compensation. These tasks are impossible to finish for a newly hired employee on time. - Physically exhausting work for minimum wage. People who have worked their full time for more than 5 years complain of carpal tunnel and wrist injuries, which management has done NOTHING about. Many of them will have crippled hands for the rest of their lives. - You're expected to stand within a cramped space, and cannot lift heavy items safely using your arm and legs due to the lack of room. - If you are slightly clumsy and disorganized outside of work, don't bother with Bento. Time and speed is everything, and mistakes are unforgivable.

A lot of work Not enough staff working together Need to be able to stand for long hours without taking any breaks