The Table Times Reviews

Buckle up for a wild ride, if you choose to apply to work here you will be greeted by a lovely women who makes this sound like a perfect job. A perfect growing opportunity for any person willing to learn. NOT THE CASE! Throughout your time here you will slowly be drained of any hope of actually making it. The sales team is a complete wreck just like the way management treats their employees/trainees. You will shortly see that this company cares for nothing but making money, just not enough to properly train people or value their loyal employees.

I worked briefly at The Table Times, and any glowing reviews you read here could only have been generated by the owners or their coterie of company sycophants. No real hard working ethical employee would post anything positive unless they're in the sales dept., and even there I saw a number of new employees treated like machines and tossed aside after only a couple of days. They snow you during the interview and make you think you're going to stay there for a good long time, but I actually saw five people get canned from the day I worked there till the day I left, all in less than two months. Then 5 more people got canned after I left -- how do I know? We "disgruntled" employees have all talked to each other -- The Table Times seems to think it can keep abusing employees in the age of social media, cellphones and the Web, when many of us have talked at length about what an awful work environment they foster. One example -- they didn't warn us they wouldn't pay us for the four hours they decided to close early on the Friday afternoon before Labor Day. I pointed out they had just taken away about two weeks of bus fare from all of us who needed to take the bus to work, in the process. Then they didn't pay the new employees for Labor Day -- first time I've ever experienced that at a company. Their response was "You have to work here for a year." Interesting comment, given the turnover. Meanwhile, the office itself was a crowded nightmare, and I can second those who noted one of the family members plays their music too loud on their headphones. Not to mention another company leader flat out told me to "make something up" about a company I was writing copy about , even though this company hadn't even responded to the Table Times questionnaire. Overall one of the scammiest, least honest places I've ever worked at, be forewarned, a family member of the company's owners told me straight out, "Oh, we have lots of enemies." Can't imagine why. Maybe it's because no one is a "good fit," which is their standard response when firing someone.