grace ripeka The management was horrible and I was barely trained, they train you off of hour long videos and start you off answering phones and taking orders then slowly graduate you to making pizzas, etc. BUT on my very first day I was put on front counter and had absolutely no idea what I was doing lmao. Then got yelled at because I wasn’t taught and kept getting the orders wrong. I worked there for about 2 months and just got tired of it
Im 16 and i have never met the manager, my dad spoke to him cuz he works there and i never had a job and i have a job there now. Starting 24th, how is it
@@yeabrutha6693 well its not great but its fine. For example her ein the UK the minimum wage for 16 year olds is £4.55 an hour but im getting paid more than £6 an hour
Been with Domino's since April 27, 2011. Started off as a driver and it was fun but it helped because I work in the same town I grew up in and familiar with our customers. I've now been in management for 7 years.
I applied in person a few days ago when they called me for an interview today, for this Monday. Before that I applied to 10 different jobs online and none called. 3/10 said they’ve gone with another candidate.... I’ve never heard back from the rest.
Id say the only irritating thing with customers is when they call ham “Canadian bacon” or beef “hamburger”. Other than that, I’d recommend working in a corporate owned store, it has much less restrictions on certain things, it’s more relaxed. You’d probably get raises more often than not. However, with less restrictions comes worse product quality. Franchise owned stores have decent pizza quality, better than most corporate owned stores because franchises compete with each other.
Damn tysm for summing up what corporate and franchise stores were, my grandparents asked me not to long ago witch one I worked in and I said corporate.
Best advice I can give as a driver is to only work the dinner rush for 3-4 hours a night, more deliveries per hour, more tips, less wear and tear on your vehicle working short shifts.
Just started as a driver not too long ago and I love it.... granted I'm working at another Pizza company but drivers can interact too.... typically it's with other drivers, but when it's slow, we transition to insiders and help the kitchen out
Two recommendations for beginners: get a map, (GPS devices fail; paper doesn't need a battery), and get a good (powerful) flashlight, (reading house numbers at night is much easier with a flashlight). Also, I always carry some extra (2-liter size) drinks in my car, which solves problems every month, (like a drink getting left behind in the rush out of the store, or the wrong drink was ordered, (eg. a "Diet Coke" and not a "Coke"). A trip back to my car's trunk is so much shorter and faster than a trip all the way back to the store to "make it right" when that happens.
That's good stuff there. Just started slinging pies cuz of the rona, gotta pay the bills. Stop by you get a chance, may find something interesting, that's the hope. Thanks.
Thanks, working as a Domino's delivery driver in New Zealand and your video was helpful. The last advice about not having other plans on the night of your Dominos' shift is helpful as well.
You will totally destroy your vehicle and no compensation for your vehicle and this idiot doesn't tell you that you make five to seven dollars an hour basically slave wages and no health insurance even if you work over forty hours a week location is critical tips are good in a good tipping area and a bad area means no tips
As a Domino's driver I agree that it is way more stressful than getting to work inside but you're also making almost twice the money that CSRs are making. Being inside is only worth it when you're a manager, but also being a manager is even more stressful than being a delivery driver.
Pizza delivery guy here too: I agree driving has its pros and cons. For one thing, the money and the freedom is great but not being able to find the address sucks. Make sure your Insurance covers too. Mine does but a lot don’t so if you get in an car crash, then you’d have to pay outta pocket if they find out you were delivering pizza at the time of the Accident
I'm insider and I personally think y'all have it easy. I wish I could've been a driver instead. The drivers here just have to deliver food, take calls, fold up the pizza boxes, cut up pizzas, and do the dishes. Insiders have to do all that already and more. Except the delivery part lol. Some of the drivers I know make better tips than us insiders do just for delivering the food. Had a guy made over $100 in tips. While I got a $5 tip that day.
After my shifts the closing manager always tries to extend more hours for overtime and I get stuck at work.. I clean everything and they find more things to do
It’s a lot of wear and tear on your car though. I got an interview this Monday to be a driver and I’m hoping I could be an insider as soon as possible when they see how good my work ethic is. I’ve driven for doordash and I’ve had to change my tires, do a couple of oil changes, gotten 1 damaged rim (my fault) and a couple of nails in my tires during deliveries (los Angeles isn’t exactly a clean city) Plus I don’t know a single thing about paying taxes or the 1099 shit. Planning to consult with a tax professional and once I pay off what I owe I’m never going back to doordash
That is the thing. Location of Deliveries is super important. Some manager chick recommended that I go work at a Domino's near the ghetto because he said the manager was a good manager over there. I am like for real. You really think I want to work at that Dominos. Ahah goes to show how much they like their job xD
Asik Productions it varies state by state, or owner, either/or Idk 100%. I get the full $11.25 + 23 cents per mile + tips (Oregon). I heard that in Texas, you don't get a wage while you're on the road, only when you're physically inside the store, but still get mileage pay (obviously)
This is exactly what I’m saying. No pizza delivery driving job is worth 2 cars man. When you factor constantly having to maintain your vehicle it’s just not worth it
I’m 17 yo girl, I just had my interview in dominos and all they said was ‘’you will wash all the dishes’’ ‘’you will wash the floor’’ ‘’you will do all the hard work’’ ‘’you will carry a lot of heavy things’’ like??? It sound like they are planning to take advantage of me
I have terrible performance anxiety when it comes to working cash registers or dealing with money. It's like my brain completely shuts down and I get so nervous I cant function. I'm good with people and good at communication though. Do you think I could get a job at Dominos and not have to deal with money/cash registers?
yes! if you’re a quick learner you’ll do well on make-line or on the slapping table. you’ll just have people telling you what they need but you don’t have to deal with cash or customers x
Omg now you tell me, @9:20... that is so true!! I started working for mountain mikes pizza and almost everything you say is true... I'm a trainee right now and I'm only supposed to work 3-4 hours learning the basics... and already my 2nd day there the manager kept me when I asked to clock out cause it was time and she was like "no! No one's leaving as of right now untill all orders and services are fulfilled!!" It was the weekend... weekends are insanely busy... So I was kept till closing time. Which was 2 hrs later.... I felt like I wasn't trained enough and I was thrown out there already... go figure... I'm 29 years old working with a bunch of 18/19 year olds I'm just there as a part timer. Cause I have another job. "Which I love the most honestly"
Just started to deliver in L.A last week and I delivered within the first 5 minutes I got there. Also with this corona going on, the deliveries are super needed now.
Its stressful af! Dont even think of working there in the kitchen, u can get any other job that pays the same and u do wayyyy less, we were always understaffed bc no one could keep on the grind
As for me (a driver) i do everything clean dishes, makeline, answering phones, prep, ovens... list goes on i really can say i dont get paid enough for this
im 35 years old and i been working for Dominos as a driver for a year and yea i hate the fact you have to do inside stuff. i love the driving and that's the main reason i even took the job. the pay is well....... ok it pays the bills at the very least . when you are a driver you depend allot on tips . if you make no tips you are screwed. its like a lottery everyday and dont even get me started about the money that you will need to keep your car running since you are putting extra wear and tear on it. if you do become a driver get a 4 cylinder car . if you find a better job take it.
Sounds litteraly exactly like something my assistant manager would say in fact I think they said that many times before lol, I either want to get a new job this summer or try to become an assistant manager but not sure how hard it would be
You didn't mention that Domino's never turns the AC on regardless how hot it is..they don't appreciate for your hard work.. they only see your mistakes.. and if your car breaks down you are on your own And clock you out. no free meals..
exactly. not only that you dont get a lunch break either. i eat protein bars while i drive since i got in trouble for what they call sitting. basically i parked somewhere to eat a sand which and thats a big nono.
When I worked there my Grandpa died- My store manager told me I could either have off the night of the viewing, or the day of the funeral. Not both. When the assistant manager transferred to get her own store- her father died and corporate told her she still had to come into work.
I work for franchise and they told me take as much time as I need and I’m an assistant manager. We also have the partners foundation which granted me $1524 to cover my rent
Very professional and informative topic about pizza job. I personally have been working for pizza delivery since 2010 and I really like it overall but at times it could be stressful when you have like 3-4 deliverys you gatta deliver at once and and theyre late. I wouldev wanted t do insider but i am horrible at talking orders and i get nervous. But overall its a descent part time job for people like me who have no confidence getting into higher jobs because of learning problems
All of the dominos in my area are so short staffed and they want you to come early and stay as late as possible and it's EXTREMELY draining and they get attitudes with you because your whole life isnt dedicated to dominos?? It sucks
In the UK is £8.74 for drivers aged 25+ no tips no money on millage but £1 extra per delivery. Pretty shit considering the condition of the roads here in the UK can ruin your car so quickly
McDonald’s was my first job in March 2001 but I wish I worked at Dominoes instead. I’m currently 37 going on 38 years old and don’t mind working at Domino’s Pizza 🍕 at this advanced age.
You forgot to mention that veteran drivers tend to get a little narcissistic and start loading up on doubles and triples even when it's slow (or there are a ton of drivers in the wait). New drivers aren't wanting to rock the boat & just won't do that.
The work ethic mostly among drivers at my store is so BAD...I feel as if I’m the only driver there that does anything so we def get a bad rap at my particular store
cvlts222 I know what your saying. That falls on the management. I’m a lead driver at my store. My franchise has a lead driver at each store. We handle everything in the back of the store to make it fair and smooth someone not doing anything, we put them to work.
Just recently they started paying mileage but before It used to be $1.25 for each delivery.. regardless how far the run is... If your drive 4 cylinder 29cents and for 6 or a 8-cylinder 39 cents..
I don't understand people who don't have a good work ethic I mean growing up I saw that my parents worked hard and they did their job well even if they hated it because they had to put food on the table and it kept a roof over our head and not only that but my mom when I was a teenager like 13.. 14 She instilled in me that when I got my first job which I got when I was 14 I needed to work hard and get to work on time and come in when they ask you know stuff like that and she even would sit with me at the kitchen table and help me practice how to properly count back change I know the cash registers get it and still do tell you how much change to give but it's good to know how to count back change properly without a machine telling you so it's always confusing for me when people don't have a good work ethic
Very true. The pandemic didn't help that at all either, everyone started loving homelife. The nation is even considering passing a law now where it will be illegal to work 40hrs. They're trying to make everyone work 30 to 35, 4 days and get hometime. I'm kind of for it if they INCREASE pay! Or lower rent, gas, food, AND bills ...
I'm trying to get hired as a deliver driver mostly for an extra source of income. Pocket money for future investments. I'm military so I'm used to all bs
that's okay, they won't let you drive until you're at least 18 anyway lol. I'm 17 and I've worked as a CSR for 10 months, it's really fun and quick paced. the interview was really easy, they're always looking for new people :)
I m Ed from Brazil. I drove for Domino´s in Salt Lake a long time ago. But on my shift in that store I didnt make much. It would be nice if we could know which places would be a big deal to be a pizza driver. And in the US we use cars to do the deliveries and there are not much appropriate vehicles we can find for this job. So, maybe a geo metro would be the best car to do it. I d not put a car like a ford Taurus or a truck to do pizza delivery. Another thing, it would be nice to know which cities or stores would be a big deal to drive for. Because I have driven all night long for it and it was not worth it. Some places we drive a lot for little $$ doing pizza delivery
I had Dominos 🍕today October 27th 2020 I had a small pineapple pizza and cheese breadsticks there were two dipping sauce Italian manari and garlic dipping sauce , later brownie .I 💙❤💚Domino's 🍕.
You *could* live of that wage, if you are very cheap and frugal. But this job is still meant for teenagers and young adults. Its not really meant for people to live off it.
@@JohnDoe-fr7fr very true although there are adults with social and/or intellectual disabilities that these are the only jobs they can find and need to be compensated well.
its 10 inside and 5 while driving . you depend allot on tips and mileage so you can live off of it but only if you find rent cheap which um is not possible unless you live in the hood.
Only thing I’d say about what you said is that some insiders do make tips. I’ve made $40 in tips over the past 2 months. I mean it’s not great but a lot of insiders do make tips haha
Ok im 16 the 23rd this month and im starting work in the dominos my dad works in as a driver. Any tips for me im going to be an insider. A little worried never had a job. I haven't even had an interview my dad just spoke to the manager and they gave me the job i have not even seen em yet😅
@@kinglash1334no dude mine didn't . They'll probably show you the basics of doing the sides like with me and nothing else. I had to learn almost evrryhting my self and by asking them. They might train you and if not just ask to
That's crazy, I started on 4/20/2020 at 4pm. Slingin pies during the rona to pay the bills. I'm a banged up old man, rough, but I'm happy to be doing it.
Bring a Resume just in case, don’t be nervous act confident and always express your skills as in what your good at. Make sure you smile when you see your boss and give him a frim handshake before the interview. Don’t be late, have clean clothes and make sure you have everything you need. Also be talkative try to talk about your self like what you achieved in life. It also best to act relax and be as friendly as you can. That how I got the job.
So im working just started 4 days ago , do you think they will give me 30 hrs a week 60 in 2 weeks as a csr at $9hr.? To get paid every 2 weeks around $470-510 every 2 weeks .?
Okay quick question what country do you live in because I work at dominos in New Zealand as a dough boy and I’ve always noticed your uniforms are different (unless they’ve changed recently, I started September 2017) but do you guys have dough boys?
Literally walked in and was hired, no questions or anything lol
Dork ‘ same ...
Aysia Yancy me too
update I work at skyzone now, hated domino’s
@@blinks7083 What did you not like about it?
grace ripeka The management was horrible and I was barely trained, they train you off of hour long videos and start you off answering phones and taking orders then slowly graduate you to making pizzas, etc. BUT on my very first day I was put on front counter and had absolutely no idea what I was doing lmao. Then got yelled at because I wasn’t taught and kept getting the orders wrong. I worked there for about 2 months and just got tired of it
They didnt even give me an interview just straight into the job.
Lil ISIS samee haha
same
Jesus I hope that happens to me
Same just texted me and said when can I start
Poor Sap same
Another tip - it's really easy to get fat working there so stick to thin crust pizzas if possible lol
1 Step Ahead preach. after a month i gained 5kg
Mama mia just flip around that dough and beat the shit out of it, for exercise.
A Communist 😂😂
Bro i gained i think like 10 kilos in a year
im a gym dude so i’ll be eating on the chicken there 🗿
im 17, starting tomorrow. i make $13.50 an hour working EVERYDAY from 2-closing im in my quarantine bag lol
Im 16 and i have never met the manager, my dad spoke to him cuz he works there and i never had a job and i have a job there now. Starting 24th, how is it
@@adk4986 how is it boys
@@yeabrutha6693 it's great actually. Not a problem and i learned everything within 3 weeks
@@adk4986 im 15 so hopefully its good money lol
@@yeabrutha6693 well its not great but its fine. For example her ein the UK the minimum wage for 16 year olds is £4.55 an hour but im getting paid more than £6 an hour
Been with Domino's since April 27, 2011. Started off as a driver and it was fun but it helped because I work in the same town I grew up in and familiar with our customers. I've now been in management for 7 years.
Does it pay your bills? And do you have spending money after?
@@linzolaturner4241 Yep I average 45k or more a year
What is the bonus scheme for a store manager?
@@tremorchristlester4688 Well, thats still not really good though. Especially if its a full time job
@@buttmastersexy3809 That's being an Assistant manager not a GM. They make about 70-90k
It’s the only job that wanted me -_-
jay smith lmao damn 😂🤦🏾♀️
Same lol
lmao, I plan on working there in a month
I applied in person a few days ago when they called me for an interview today, for this Monday. Before that I applied to 10 different jobs online and none called. 3/10 said they’ve gone with another candidate.... I’ve never heard back from the rest.
@@dicksonyurmouf5477 bruuuh, just applied to dominos at my place i just hope for the best
Id say the only irritating thing with customers is when they call ham “Canadian bacon” or beef “hamburger”. Other than that, I’d recommend working in a corporate owned store, it has much less restrictions on certain things, it’s more relaxed. You’d probably get raises more often than not. However, with less restrictions comes worse product quality. Franchise owned stores have decent pizza quality, better than most corporate owned stores because franchises compete with each other.
I felt this 😂😂😂😂
Omg I felt that too
Bruh literally
Damn tysm for summing up what corporate and franchise stores were, my grandparents asked me not to long ago witch one I worked in and I said corporate.
Wait, at our dominoes beef was the Philly steak, so when I'd take orders and customers would get confused.
Best advice I can give as a driver is to only work the dinner rush for 3-4 hours a night, more deliveries per hour, more tips, less wear and tear on your vehicle working short shifts.
Just started as a driver not too long ago and I love it.... granted I'm working at another Pizza company but drivers can interact too.... typically it's with other drivers, but when it's slow, we transition to insiders and help the kitchen out
Two recommendations for beginners: get a map, (GPS devices fail; paper doesn't need a battery), and get a good (powerful) flashlight, (reading house numbers at night is much easier with a flashlight). Also, I always carry some extra (2-liter size) drinks in my car, which solves problems every month, (like a drink getting left behind in the rush out of the store, or the wrong drink was ordered, (eg. a "Diet Coke" and not a "Coke"). A trip back to my car's trunk is so much shorter and faster than a trip all the way back to the store to "make it right" when that happens.
That's good stuff there. Just started slinging pies cuz of the rona, gotta pay the bills. Stop by you get a chance, may find something interesting, that's the hope. Thanks.
I have my interview tomorrow. Hella nervous can’t stop watching all these videos
Bro, me to im only 14 haha and im so small im like 42 kg
How did it go
Did it go ok??
I have mines in like 4 days and same-
@@klutz6320 Ahhh mines in 2 days how did yours go?
I got my interview tomorrow a Domino's 😆😆😆 hey quick update I got the job thanks 😂
Do you have to tuck in your shirt?
I don’t have to tuck mine in
@@albertlefebvre4727 I honestly think it's a store by store basis because there's always mixed answers when that's asked
@@addicted2diesel271 yes you do at least in my area. Working at Domino's is great
What did you wear ton interview?
Thanks, working as a Domino's delivery driver in New Zealand and your video was helpful. The last advice about not having other plans on the night of your Dominos' shift is helpful as well.
They asked me about my past jobs, if I had reliable transportation and when I could work. I started the next day
Lmaooo how was it ?
You will totally destroy your vehicle and no compensation for your vehicle and this idiot doesn't tell you that you make five to seven dollars an hour basically slave wages and no health insurance even if you work over forty hours a week location is critical tips are good in a good tipping area and a bad area means no tips
As a Domino's driver I agree that it is way more stressful than getting to work inside but you're also making almost twice the money that CSRs are making. Being inside is only worth it when you're a manager, but also being a manager is even more stressful than being a delivery driver.
Pizza delivery guy here too: I agree driving has its pros and cons. For one thing, the money and the freedom is great but not being able to find the address sucks. Make sure your Insurance covers too. Mine does but a lot don’t so if you get in an car crash, then you’d have to pay outta pocket if they find out you were delivering pizza at the time of the Accident
Not anymore 🤣
I'm insider and I personally think y'all have it easy. I wish I could've been a driver instead.
The drivers here just have to deliver food, take calls, fold up the pizza boxes, cut up pizzas, and do the dishes. Insiders have to do all that already and more. Except the delivery part lol.
Some of the drivers I know make better tips than us insiders do just for delivering the food. Had a guy made over $100 in tips. While I got a $5 tip that day.
@@aaliyahbuggg your bullshitting or never had a real job. Being a driver or boh sucks. Don't waste your time working there
@@aaliyahbuggg you can easily switch positions
After my shifts the closing manager always tries to extend more hours for overtime and I get stuck at work.. I clean everything and they find more things to do
I've literally NEVER heard of a driver wanting any other postilion. They make more money than even a manger... This is weird. lo l
we've had drivers who had to be insiders because they kept having issues with their car
Colbion at my dominos the drivers earn less
It’s a lot of wear and tear on your car though. I got an interview this Monday to be a driver and I’m hoping I could be an insider as soon as possible when they see how good my work ethic is. I’ve driven for doordash and I’ve had to change my tires, do a couple of oil changes, gotten 1 damaged rim (my fault) and a couple of nails in my tires during deliveries (los Angeles isn’t exactly a clean city) Plus I don’t know a single thing about paying taxes or the 1099 shit. Planning to consult with a tax professional and once I pay off what I owe I’m never going back to doordash
At my dominos, we live in the 'ghetto' so our drivers sadly do not get a lot of tips.
That is the thing. Location of Deliveries is super important. Some manager chick recommended that I go work at a Domino's near the ghetto because he said the manager was a good manager over there. I am like for real. You really think I want to work at that Dominos. Ahah goes to show how much they like their job xD
They called me, said they saw my application from 4 months ago and wanted me to come in and sign the contract😂 started work 3 days later.
I see what you saying I work at Domino's for 5 years pretty cool job.. the tips for me is like a second paycheck... I gone through two cars already...
alex anaya, how do they pay ? Per delivery or per hour ? If so how much ??
Asik Productions it varies state by state, or owner, either/or Idk 100%. I get the full $11.25 + 23 cents per mile + tips (Oregon). I heard that in Texas, you don't get a wage while you're on the road, only when you're physically inside the store, but still get mileage pay (obviously)
@@pnwnative918 Ahah living in Texas fucking sucks man. I will never live there to many trolls, weirdos, popains, and redheads living their.
This is exactly what I’m saying. No pizza delivery driving job is worth 2 cars man. When you factor constantly having to maintain your vehicle it’s just not worth it
@@AzraelPercussionNEO omg haahaa i live in Texas an a redhead the irony!😁
I’m 17 yo girl, I just had my interview in dominos and all they said was ‘’you will wash all the dishes’’ ‘’you will wash the floor’’ ‘’you will do all the hard work’’ ‘’you will carry a lot of heavy things’’ like??? It sound like they are planning to take advantage of me
Holy shit well I just applied from what everyone is saying they got the job quick
@Chxhxhxjx you are getting paid so they are not taking advantage of you
First night. 3pm to 1:30am. I was EXHAUSTED.
Emanuel can’t.
I have terrible performance anxiety when it comes to working cash registers or dealing with money. It's like my brain completely shuts down and I get so nervous I cant function. I'm good with people and good at communication though. Do you think I could get a job at Dominos and not have to deal with money/cash registers?
Where I work at we trained a guy with phone anxiety and he is amazing on phones
There are a lot of people at my store that do not ever work register, just let a manager know and they are usually pretty accommodating.
omg same, I just applied and I'm waiting to hear back
i hope it goes well, let me know what happens :)
yes! if you’re a quick learner you’ll do well on make-line or on the slapping table. you’ll just have people telling you what they need but you don’t have to deal with cash or customers x
2:01
Don't mind me, I just need to borrow this pencil to take notes.
Thanks.
I have an interview saturday I’m excited, will keep y’all updated
did u get the job??
Good job you didnt talk crap just the facts.
From driver to AM to GM to RM back to GM over 15 years. You sir are spot on.
what is an RM .. ole timer here
k2000b regional manager
My first day was on a Saturday lol I was stuck on the oven the whole time but I’ve been at dominos for 3 years and it’s been pretty nice honestly
The guy that hired me didnt even meet me. Never showed for the interview, and left the job before i even started working
I like being alone which is why I'm a driver. LOL
Omg now you tell me, @9:20... that is so true!! I started working for mountain mikes pizza and almost everything you say is true... I'm a trainee right now and I'm only supposed to work 3-4 hours learning the basics... and already my 2nd day there the manager kept me when I asked to clock out cause it was time and she was like "no! No one's leaving as of right now untill all orders and services are fulfilled!!" It was the weekend... weekends are insanely busy... So I was kept till closing time. Which was 2 hrs later.... I felt like I wasn't trained enough and I was thrown out there already... go figure... I'm 29 years old working with a bunch of 18/19 year olds I'm just there as a part timer. Cause I have another job. "Which I love the most honestly"
Just started to deliver in L.A last week and I delivered within the first 5 minutes I got there. Also with this corona going on, the deliveries are super needed now.
Do you like working there? And how much they are paying you?
@@iadnanjaved compared to my last job yeah I like it. Driving is fun for me. 13 an hour and the tip are pretty good too.
@@jakelozoya2479 Dang, 8 an hr here, started a week ago. Made a vid about it if interested.
Its stressful af! Dont even think of working there in the kitchen, u can get any other job that pays the same and u do wayyyy less, we were always understaffed bc no one could keep on the grind
Bro i hate doninos 2 i work there
That would differ on the restaurant and management tho in my area all my friends who work at a dominos love it there
It busy asf on Sunday especially for me since we only have 2 people working in the kitchen
I make average $130 a night. On a good night $185. On a bad night, around $100
@Hendrix King With tips you make around $17 to $30 an hour.
@Hendrix King The best times to deliver are coming up. The middle of Summer late June to early July. Like 4 weeks of makin real good money.
I currently work as CSR in Domino's pizza. Just love the job flow, and wish to work inside the store.
i just applied. i need a summer job before college and hopefully it works out for three months. until I leave and have to find another job :/
Did you tell them you were only working for the summer?
My local one has two employees and have struggled during covid. But they refuse to close. Delivery time is like 2-4 hours.
Damn you mean litteraly 2 people?
As for me (a driver) i do everything clean dishes, makeline, answering phones, prep, ovens... list goes on i really can say i dont get paid enough for this
you do what needs to be done.
@@MrSos2012 the reason why a driver applies for a driver..is to drive the food to the customer. not to do household chores.
im 35 years old and i been working for Dominos as a driver for a year and yea i hate the fact you have to do inside stuff. i love the driving and that's the main reason i even took the job. the pay is well....... ok it pays the bills at the very least . when you are a driver you depend allot on tips . if you make no tips you are screwed. its like a lottery everyday and dont even get me started about the money that you will need to keep your car running since you are putting extra wear and tear on it. if you do become a driver get a 4 cylinder car . if you find a better job take it.
sounds about right.
I was Assistant Manager for Domino's for 4 years.
Assistant TO THE manager
Yeah, would you jump in my grave so quickly...
@@evanedwards5473in the end its more like assistant assistant to the manager, and jim still pranks u
as an assistant manager at a dominos, the job really does test your patience every single fucking day..
Main management treat us like shit😂😂
@@lxsdi9960 that’s why I quit 7 months ago
Sounds litteraly exactly like something my assistant manager would say in fact I think they said that many times before lol, I either want to get a new job this summer or try to become an assistant manager but not sure how hard it would be
I just got hired as an a assistant manager I’m hella nervous I can’t stop looking at these videos cringe
You didn't mention that Domino's never turns the AC on regardless how hot it is..they don't appreciate for your hard work.. they only see your mistakes.. and if your car breaks down you are on your own And clock you out. no free meals..
exactly. not only that you dont get a lunch break either. i eat protein bars while i drive since i got in trouble for what they call sitting. basically i parked somewhere to eat a sand which and thats a big nono.
When I worked there my Grandpa died- My store manager told me I could either have off the night of the viewing, or the day of the funeral. Not both. When the assistant manager transferred to get her own store- her father died and corporate told her she still had to come into work.
Jesus
I work for franchise and they told me take as much time as I need and I’m an assistant manager. We also have the partners foundation which granted me $1524 to cover my rent
Yeah jobs like that in the fast food industry demoralize you...
I would have said f u. Bye
@@hectorleon465 fast food doesn’t care
Very professional and informative topic about pizza job. I personally have been working for pizza delivery since 2010 and I really like it overall but at times it could be stressful when you have like 3-4 deliverys you gatta deliver at once and and theyre late. I wouldev wanted t do insider but i am horrible at talking orders and i get nervous. But overall its a descent part time job for people like me who have no confidence getting into higher jobs because of learning problems
All of the dominos in my area are so short staffed and they want you to come early and stay as late as possible and it's EXTREMELY draining and they get attitudes with you because your whole life isnt dedicated to dominos?? It sucks
In the UK is £8.74 for drivers aged 25+ no tips no money on millage but £1 extra per delivery. Pretty shit considering the condition of the roads here in the UK can ruin your car so quickly
just got hired at a domino's, trying to see what i'm in for
It’s the only job I can get local so thanks for this !
Im only watching this bc i have an interview with them today
bella pettman same
Did ya get the job?
I just got the job
Same I got one tommorow I need help
😂
McDonald’s was my first job in March 2001 but I wish I worked at Dominoes instead. I’m currently 37 going on 38 years old and don’t mind working at Domino’s Pizza 🍕 at this advanced age.
Sounds like me lol
Same.
im 35 and been working for dominos for a year. um you take the good with the bad but if you find another job that pays more take it.
You forgot to mention that veteran drivers tend to get a little narcissistic and start loading up on doubles and triples even when it's slow (or there are a ton of drivers in the wait). New drivers aren't wanting to rock the boat & just won't do that.
Forgot soda,go to a nearby store to save gas,time
I tell people who forget to buy soda that our prices are a rip off, and when I get employee discount, it's still a rip
Dominos funny af, I’m 15 I filled an aplication and they called me for training without working papers or nothin 😂
great video! I just applied and look forward to workin there. I hope I get a great team!
19 year old starting today at 4pm supposed to be getting off at 8pm haha😂 pay is like 13 loved last minute of the video ghee
It's hilariously shit working there. I called it quits after 4 hours lmao.
The work ethic mostly among drivers at my store is so BAD...I feel as if I’m the only driver there that does anything so we def get a bad rap at my particular store
I Know the feeling... But it will bring you more opportunities in the future.
cvlts222 I know what your saying. That falls on the management. I’m a lead driver at my store. My franchise has a lead driver at each store. We handle everything in the back of the store to make it fair and smooth someone not doing anything, we put them to work.
im going for my training shift tonight!
Judah Baggerman me to
I make about 2100 a month not including mile reimbursement as a part time job.
Surprised you didn't say anything about the OER's
Just recently they started paying mileage but before It used to be $1.25 for each delivery.. regardless how far the run is... If your drive 4 cylinder 29cents and for 6 or a 8-cylinder 39 cents..
5:46 the paper and his hands lmao
Im weird
Im 13 but i find this stuff interesting just cuz i like cars
Me to
Yeah weird but can't blame ya
😂😂
I don't understand people who don't have a good work ethic I mean growing up I saw that my parents worked hard and they did their job well even if they hated it because they had to put food on the table and it kept a roof over our head and not only that but my mom when I was a teenager like 13.. 14 She instilled in me that when I got my first job which I got when I was 14 I needed to work hard and get to work on time and come in when they ask you know stuff like that and she even would sit with me at the kitchen table and help me practice how to properly count back change I know the cash registers get it and still do tell you how much change to give but it's good to know how to count back change properly without a machine telling you so it's always confusing for me when people don't have a good work ethic
Very true. The pandemic didn't help that at all either, everyone started loving homelife. The nation is even considering passing a law now where it will be illegal to work 40hrs. They're trying to make everyone work 30 to 35, 4 days and get hometime. I'm kind of for it if they INCREASE pay! Or lower rent, gas, food, AND bills ...
I just got scheduled for an interview and im nervous
How did it go?? I have an interview tomorrow
I'm trying to get hired as a deliver driver mostly for an extra source of income. Pocket money for future investments. I'm military so I'm used to all bs
I’m 17 I don’t have a driver’s license or anything, I wanna work at dominos but I don’t know if I’ll get accepted
that's okay, they won't let you drive until you're at least 18 anyway lol. I'm 17 and I've worked as a CSR for 10 months, it's really fun and quick paced. the interview was really easy, they're always looking for new people :)
@@yaritzamartinez267 ahhh, sorry, I didn't see this til now :( how did it go?
Ada- I worked there. Become a CSR. That’s the person who answers the phone, makes the pizzas, does ovens, and cleans the place.
I did fam i even got hired with a school ID lmao
I'm an insider it isn't bad... the only thing I don't like doing is cleaning out the topping catcher
i literally walked in and they told me my wage and what i do and that was that i work there now
I actually brought my mate with me on my deliveries. Helps with being alone
When they keep you for extra hours after work, do you still get paid for those hours?
I was put on oven my first day and it was stressful
Thanks dude this was really helpful
I m Ed from Brazil. I drove for Domino´s in Salt Lake a long time ago. But on my shift in that store I didnt make much. It would be nice if we could know which places would be a big deal to be a pizza driver. And in the US we use cars to do the deliveries and there are not much appropriate vehicles we can find for this job. So, maybe a geo metro would be the best car to do it. I d not put a car like a ford Taurus or a truck to do pizza delivery. Another thing, it would be nice to know which cities or stores would be a big deal to drive for. Because I have driven all night long for it and it was not worth it. Some places we drive a lot for little $$ doing pizza delivery
I had Dominos 🍕today October 27th 2020 I had a small pineapple pizza and cheese breadsticks there were two dipping sauce Italian manari and garlic dipping sauce , later brownie .I 💙❤💚Domino's 🍕.
You look exactly like my high school history teacher
Just got my second job with Dominos while completing my plumbing apprenticeship because the money for apprentices is terrible! Wish me luck :)
This is such a good as a teenager's people are so nice and it's easy
wet noodle? do people say that?
Sure...arnold schwarzenegger called Donald trump 1 a little while ago..lol
I've been on wash up for weeks, and last week and this week I had 2 shifts instead of 3.
5:42 What the hell, this man is on x games mode, look at the paper and the timing when he moves his hands
Had my first day yesterday, they put me on customer rep…
Heidi B my first day is tomorrow, very scared😳
What were you doing ?
Congrats!! 💕
Just worked a 64 hour week at dominos as an am. Sucks.
I’m wondering if you can live off the wage working at Domino’s Pizza full time at 40 hours per week? It seems very difficult making only about $9/hr
You *could* live of that wage, if you are very cheap and frugal.
But this job is still meant for teenagers and young adults. Its not really meant for people to live off it.
@@JohnDoe-fr7fr very true although there are adults with social and/or intellectual disabilities that these are the only jobs they can find and need to be compensated well.
its 10 inside and 5 while driving . you depend allot on tips and mileage so you can live off of it but only if you find rent cheap which um is not possible unless you live in the hood.
🙄omg today is my interview I hope I can get it
get it?
Well how did it go
Only thing I’d say about what you said is that some insiders do make tips. I’ve made $40 in tips over the past 2 months. I mean it’s not great but a lot of insiders do make tips haha
Because we handle the register ;333
I got my interview at 1:15 today !!
My first question.... where's my 🍕?
I’ve worked for dominos for 4 years as a driver slash ass. Mngr I hate this job they treat drivers like shit!!
I’m a wet noodle which is sad this is my 4th job I belong in makeup not pizza
jay smith omg this is exactly my problem as well sigh
😫 same
Ok im 16 the 23rd this month and im starting work in the dominos my dad works in as a driver. Any tips for me im going to be an insider. A little worried never had a job. I haven't even had an interview my dad just spoke to the manager and they gave me the job i have not even seen em yet😅
Lmaoo just watch your teamates on how they do it
@@kinglash1334 i can do everything by now
Sneek yo bro I’m about to work to dominoes too man do they train you first or not?
@@kinglash1334no dude mine didn't . They'll probably show you the basics of doing the sides like with me and nothing else. I had to learn almost evrryhting my self and by asking them. They might train you and if not just ask to
all I had was a phone call and then I got my first schedule
a company founded on speedy delivery, that does not give raises to loyal drivers
that depends on the restaurant and owner/manager
I start today 4/2 2020 at 4:00 PM😀😀
Arturo Reatota How do you like it? I start tomorrow.
That's crazy, I started on 4/20/2020 at 4pm. Slingin pies during the rona to pay the bills. I'm a banged up old man, rough, but I'm happy to be doing it.
thanks man, really insightful and informative video :)
My intervew for Customer service rep is tomorrow! Any tips on how to ace my interview?
Sarah Phillips mine is Thursday for the same position🥺...looking everywhere on how to ace mine
@@taniyajones4696 mines was today they asked questions and made me fill out s background check form and said theyd call in a few days
Sarah Phillips what kind of questions did they ask you? If you don’t mind me asking
@@taniyajones4696 they asked if i can handle customers, if i can say welcome to dominos they ask about if i knew computers just stuff like that
Bring a Resume just in case, don’t be nervous act confident and always express your skills as in what your good at. Make sure you smile when you see your boss and give him a frim handshake before the interview. Don’t be late, have clean clothes and make sure you have everything you need. Also be talkative try to talk about your self like what you achieved in life. It also best to act relax and be as friendly as you can. That how I got the job.
I work there now and I’ve worked here now for 3 months it’s been great in an insider but all this stuff is so true
Enjoyed the video!
So im working just started 4 days ago , do you think they will give me 30 hrs a week 60 in 2 weeks as a csr at $9hr.? To get paid every 2 weeks around $470-510 every 2 weeks .?
its honestly horrible ive worked for 6 years never call off do everything from inside to driving. i constantly get treated like garbage
I need to know how to slap pizza
Okay quick question what country do you live in because I work at dominos in New Zealand as a dough boy and I’ve always noticed your uniforms are different (unless they’ve changed recently, I started September 2017) but do you guys have dough boys?
I too am from nz, how much do u get payed since we don’t tip in NZ?