Gordon Food Service Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Wonderful place to freelance; fantastic place to be creative."

"Worst job in the world."

"Awesome to work for."

What do you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"It was a great company to work for with bonuses and they cared for their employees."

What don't you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"It cut into school time."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"You are not there to be our friend, be friendly but you are our boss."

"I wish I never left"

What do you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"Everything"

What don't you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"nothing"

"Adequate"

What do you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"The benefits and my co-workers"

What don't you like about working at Gordon Food Service?

"They don't care about the employee"

"All I have to say is don't get injured. They will fire you and make up some BS reason."

"Gordon Food Service is overall a good company. It is led by Cornerstone Values and philosophy on change, growth, business conduct and the race of life."

"I’ve worked for GFS for over 20 years. They have a bunch of good people who work in a fast paced environment."

"Gordon Food Service is a great place to work, they have an extremely friendly workplace. I've seen angry customers walk in, and as they walk around the store, we ask them if they need any help finding an item, and quite a few will need help. Then when they are finished shopping they walk out as a happy customer."

"Was great to work for. Only reason I am not still there is because my position got phased due to Covid 19"

"it's a a good paying job, but expect to work your butt off. I think they underpay their employees for the work they expect you to do, but you get used to the life and the paychecks. It seems they are getting cheaper and cheaper since Mr. Gordon died, the new and younger family seem to be cheap and are trying to expand rapidly, which is good but they are cutting back a lot and passing the cost on to the backs of the employees. What they expect you to do is figure it out and make it happen. Gone on 2 day routes you will be away from home 4 total days and off the rest. VERY VERY hard on your family and I see a lot of cheating the wives do back home while you're out slaving away in the snow, ice, rain, tornado, holidays. People need their food and you will be the only idiot in -20 degree weather doing a 10 hr food delivery or a rain storm with the wind blowing your trailer back and forth, but with good comes bad, I'm going to say I'm underpaid $150 a week, to be fair this job is great at times and horrible at others, no middle, maybe that's what evens it out."