What is the hiring process like at Pizza Hut?

4 months of maternity leave that starts on your first day and half day Fridays. $100 Pizza Hut gift card every quarter. Hybrid 2 days a week. Great exit interview process.

The company operates in the 1980s. They are trying to understand the technology of 2024 using the same platform from 1988, so customers experience consistent poor service. We study Dominos, McDonald’s and Chipotle daily. Anything digital is a sinking ship and all bad for the customers and team. Horrible company culture (overworked, underpaid, under appreciated, gossip mill, mean girls). This place is a revolving door with years of negative sales, so the franchisees are frustrated. Pizza Hut is the uncool stepsister at Yum! desperately trying to take back the #1 spot from Dominos. The President was fired this year and no one communicated anything. It was like he vanished into thin air. People vanish weekly and HR sends vague emails. Morale is low. Turnover is high in general. People either stay for 10 years or 1 year. Internal consumer studies confirm no one likes Pizza Hut anymore. It’s now the basic, expensive chain pizza for baby boomers and right wing conservatives.

None that come to mind.

I was working as the back of house / customer service rep and the workload, both physical and mental, was way too high for a minimum wage job. No pay raise after a year of work. When signing on, I was promised a swift promotion as the store manager was hiring for the supervisor position, but after 6-7 months of excellent performance (his words) I was told that they simply do not have the spot for another supervisor. The upper management does not care for their workers.

They go through phases of hiring so it’s a good first time job

They have a high turnover rate

Good tips. You can just listen to music or podcasts in the car. Very easy job

Everybody quit at the same time because you're hiring immature kids/aimless adults that create drama

Meeting new people daily, and enjoyed the tips

Rude customers and long hours

Not many pros to this employment

Pay for a management position is $15/hr and I started off as a driver with the pay of $6/hr and tips once I switched to management I was promised 15/hr and for a month straight my paycheck was for $8/hr and I continuously asked for it to be fixed but the problem was never solved