I have an interview there as a to go specialist.
where hours good? Pay good? Coworkers managers friendly? tips good?
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Trending & News I have an interview there as a to go specialist.
where hours good? Pay good? Coworkers managers friendly? tips good?
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Even if someone here has done it, the stores are not all the same. You should have asked about pay and hours at your interview
You clearly don’t understand. I HAVE an interview. I didn’t say I went to the interview and didn’t ask.
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I’ve coached several students who worked Olive Garden to‑go; experiences vary by location, but some patterns show up:
- Hours: Often decent but inconsistent; nights and weekends are standard. Good for part‑time, less ideal if you want strict stability.
- Pay: Base pay is usually modest hourly plus tips.
- Tips: Can be solid during busy evenings and weekends; weaker on slow shifts and weekday lunches.
- Environment: Many report friendly coworkers, but management quality is very store‑specific.
Ask in the interview about average weekly hours, tip pooling, and weekend expectations.