In-N-Out Burger reviews

Late hours, cheese burns. Sometimes the "promote from within" rule leads to some pretty despotic managers, but transferring stores isn't that hard.

For someone that needs a full time job immediately, it is very difficult to do that at In N Out. In the beginning, you will need to learn several things to become competent enough to be able to add enough value, to the tune of 40 hours a week. I have seen several individuals over the years, become full time within a handful of months, based on a consistent, committed effort. If you are in your mid twenties or above, understand that most of the time, you will be working side by side with people that are 16 yrs old to earlier 20's. I personally do not mind it at all, however, I mention it because it might bother you. However, with that in mind, it is normally easy to obtain extra hours from these people, because it seems they always have school work, concerts or dates to go on. One more small gripe that normally comes out of a new associates mouth, would be that they do not always get off work at the scheduled time, and this is due to untimely, high volumes of customers. The customer certainly does come first, and that includes before you.