Chick-fil-A

"Sure, i would definitely tell another woman about working here"

"Get ready to work hard and long hours if you want to be promoted."

"Be careful—you will be continually harassed by both customers and other employees, and management won’t do anything about it. "

"The managers don’t really care about your gender. They don’t tend to treat male employees differently except that I’ve noticed they seem more patient with them during training. However they are reprimanded if misbehavior is noticed, same as women."

"A great job for young women in high school and college. Women do have room to promote, but promotions into upper management/corporate is strongly dependent upon social connections and popularity. More so a great job for younger people starting out financially, part-time work or temporary work. "

"There isn’t much to share, pretty cut and dry. Not much to expect."

"As long as you develop a mutual respect with both superiors and members of staff on your level and below, gender has not played a role in my treatment or compensation here - it is based on skill, commitment to learn, and treatment of others."

"Chick-Fil-A is truly a “boy’s-club,” to say the least. They made the “pretty women” work the front, and the majority of men in the back. They let sexual advances slide as long as the boys are close to the manager, it’s just (and I quote), “something they do, don’t take it personally.) By far the worst work experience I’ve ever had, I felt abused for the pay I received and what they allowed (and continued to allow) to happen. If you can avoid working there, do yourself a favor."

"You make your schedule at store locations, if you want 40 hours a week you can get it, if you want 20 hours a week you can get that as well. A lot of the job gets boring when you're on the floor, but when you move into higher positions and you have projects you take on, that's when it gets rewarding. "

"If you’re want to be used for your feminine body for the guest’s satisfaction, by all means. It felt as if only men worked in the back and the women worked in the front, with few working in both places. Those few were friends of the operator, however, so don’t feel you might be special."

"Just be careful with who trust at the job. Do not tell you life story. "

"They want more women to be promoted to higher positions! It’s a great time to try to work up if you haven’t started a family yet!"