
I have never worked for a company who shows that they care about the quality of the employees lives. Other companies only focus on what you can do for the company. At the Breakers, they seem to care about what the company can do for you to improve your life overall and not just at work.
I have worked here for three years and my management team has been incredibly supportive in my endeavors that reach beyond just working for this particular company.
They are all supportive, caring and kind.
We all love each other and have a fun time while we?
General fulfillment for the amount of work done, coworkers and positive environment
Recognize we are all people just trying to make something of ourselves in life.
Monetary incentives allow me to feel appreciated by the hard work done for the company
Everybody does their best and nobody has negative attitudes that infect the rest of the team.
I’ve discussed becoming a chef brigade but have not received input on how to do that o
I feel like the CEO and president truly care about us as individuals. I just personally can’t survive
Whenever I learn something new or try a new technique, I am elated because then I feel like I am growing.
The leadership in my department goes above and beyond for me as a person and has always been supportive of my goals.
The rate of my pay is significantly lower than others that are in the same position as me and it’s nearly the same as others that a
Being productive and challenged. I enjoy learning new things and providing assistance to others when they need it. Being a part of a team is what makes me most happy while at work.
The way that the Breakers takes care of their employees shows in the attitudes of the people who work here. Everyone is polite and no one really ever has a bad attitude. Everyone seems to be happy to be at work.
The amount of money that I know this company has makes it really hard for someone like me to dedicate myself to the company fully when they aren’t willing to pay me the amount of money to live comfortably. In todays world, 20$ an hour does not