Domino's Pizza Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Work like a slave and get paid like one. Unfair."

What do you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"The company has some good ideas, the problem is that it isn't implemented properly. As the assistant manager, I can say it's doing better than most pizza companies right now. It has good policies and a satisfaction guarantee that surpasses that of any restaurant I have ever managed. The training is top-notch and you will attend several training courses and pep rallies to motivate and train you in their guidelines."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Come dressed up professionally, print your resume on the thicker resume paper, and be honest. I had to fire too many people because they lied on their resume. It is never a pleasant experience."

What don't you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"Before you become an assistant manager, you start off as a crew chief or shift leader. As a shift leader, you have to work as one for three to five months whilst having the EXACT SAME responsibilities as the assistant managers and general managers. Finally, when they go to interview you to promote you, you must have an open availability 24/7 to travel to any store. I'm sorry, but I can't run to a store at 11 at night to close. I have my own problems and responsibilities in life to be solving someone else's. They expect too much from people."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I was management. Find something better and quit. There are better opportunities out there."

What do you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"It is laid back, and there is a lot of teamwork."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Always work hard, and try to be quick at what you are doing."

What don't you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"The inconstancy in the schedule. There is not enough structure for me."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"There is not a lot more that I would do."

"The worst place I have ever worked!!"

What do you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"I didn't like anything about working there at all in the least!"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Don't do it, this company is #4 on the worst company to work for in the world and they have been there for the past 5 years in the top 10!! You can make much more money and less pain going to Papa John's or Pizza Hut, even they at least pay $7-8 an hour for drivers and don't micro manage you to the point of you walking out like myself and 5 others in a week!! Oh, and it's nice to know that they make money off their drivers charging $4 for delivery and the driver only makes about $.65 cents of that so the company is making about $3.45 off their own workers. I have gone to work with $20 of gas in my car, used all my gas and didn't even make enough to put the $20 back in, so I paid to go to work most nights."

What don't you like about working at Domino's Pizza?

"1) Training to deliver a pizza for 18 hours, waited when all it takes is maybe 20 minutes. 2) Very low pay, we only make $4 an hour if we don't make tips we can't even buy gas. 3) Work hours change every day, schedule changes every 2 days, one can go from having 2 days of work to 7, then back down to not working at all that week!"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Stop thinking you are sending a rocket into space, we are making and delivering pizza, how black my pants are or if I have earrings in, or that my belt isn't black, it's brown, that I have white shoes on and not black!! All this doesn't matter, you are the only one to notice or care!! Trust me, the people getting the food don't care about all this, all they want is their food hot and made right!! It's 2012, everyone has earrings, tattoos, and the such!! BTW only making $4 an hour can't even buy new black pants or a belt or even new black shoes!! But what can happen is me do my job and do it well!! I understand uniforms are key but come on, shorts aren't black enough, get real!"

"Work hard, little in return."

"Domino's provided great opportunities for me to grow as a person and worker."

"A job that was flexible with my school schedule."