What is the hiring process like at Tim Hortons?

Sometimes free food and flexible schedule

It took a lot of time for the hiring process to begin.

Easy hiring and application process

A lot but depends on management at location.

The job was very easy to get. Did not expect much.

For an associate, the only discount you had was a slight discount on food ONLY during your shift. Hiring process was also messy. They accidentally hired me at 2 different locations, so it was a whole thing trying to figure out which location I actually belonged to. This cost me a month of work.

Easy to get hired and tasks are simple but repetitive. Good starter job

the breakfast and lunch rushes are busy

Discount on food and easy hiring.

A lot of burden for minimum wage.

Fast-paced, team work environment unless you have lazy or slow coworkers, some freebies depending on owner

Sometimes they make poor choices in their hiring and you’re stuck working with someone who doesn’t want to work

It's easy to get along with everyone

Sometimes it's hectic and you can take a toll, physically

Easy to hire and to start. Flexible schedules

Low pay. Always busy. Tiring work environment

Easy job to handle, and task are easy to understand

As the new staff you kind of get the dirty work or get asked to do stuff out your job description

30 min breaks Get to take home food on closing shifts

New workers in and out everyday Training is just sitting in front of a computer Got paid below minimum wage because I was a minor