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Line Cook Reviews
What is it like working as a Line Cook?
August 2016
Minimum wage mom.
Line Cook:
Pros: Interacting with people and learning how to make new things.
Cons: The stress of being unprepared and under staffed.
August 2016
Line Cook:
Pros: Creating my food with passion.
Making everything from scratch.
Cons: There is nothing I don't like about my job except the long hours some days.
July 2016
Horrible.
Line Cook:
Pros: Managing two nights a week and cooking.
Cons: The pay for the amount of work being done.
June 2016
Satisfied linecook.
Line Cook:
Pros: The great teamwork and the urgency.
Cons: Mainly I just don't like the low pay.
May 2016
Hot but the best people to work with.
Line Cook:
Pros: The people I get to work with and the learning never ends.
Cons: Never having weekends off or being short staffed.
May 2016
Good teenage job.
Line Cook:
Pros: Get paid more than minimum wage. Work with good people. Nice managers.
Cons: Kitchen can get very hot. Can get very busy and stressful.
May 2016
Line Cook:
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