Domino's reviews

-Salaries do not seem competitive -Convoluted PTO plan that is not competitive, strict no work from home policies. -Too traditional for a company that considers themselves an "IT" company - firm dress code, emphasis on arriving early, and a slight weird religious feel in the building. Probably lasting effects from Tom Monoghan. -People are drowning in the Kool-Aid. To be fair the company is successful, but it will be too much for some.

Hired as a driver worked one month only made one delivery because pizza was getting old. The rest of the time I was ordered to take phone call orders. No problem at all, normally, except they have a peppy script you must read and read it a certain way. The 2nd in command of all dominos actually called in then complained to my manager for 10 minutes because I wasn't spritely enough on the phone. Drivers have to clock in and out on every delivery to closely monitor your time. You are expected to upswell every caller to average $17 per phone call or else you get yelled at. I quit because I think it's very wrong to harass people to buy more stuff than just taking their order. Dominos is way behind other places and it's probably because of their draconian micro managing oppressive environment they create for their workers.