Domino's I worked at Domino's less than 3 days after the manager John , communicated to me he was unable to prepare a schedule for me to work, his motto was, " just work when you feel like it," or "just show up when you feel like it for the first week." A bit strange, not only that, the manager agreed to train me and be available at 1:00 and did not show up till 4:00, the first day, the second day I requested he train me he was late again, did not show up at 1:00, instead was three hours late. When I attempted to deliver my first Pizza he reprehended me for making an error in front of other employees when he failed to train me properly. Charlotte North Carolina

I  worked at Domino's less than 3 days after the manager John , communicated to me he was unable to prepare a schedule for me to work, his motto was, " just work when you feel like it," or "just show up when you feel like it for the first week." A bit strange, not only that, the manager agreed to train me and be available at 1:00 and did not show up till 4:00, the first day, the second day I requested he train me he was late again, did not show up at 1:00, instead was three hours late. When I attempted to deliver my first Pizza he reprehended me for making an error in front of other employees when he failed to train me properly.

Another issue is that there were no designated breaks for the eight hour shift I worked, when I questioned the team lead at that location she indicated we got no breaks, which I thought was odd, but since there was no work schedule, I guess it would not be documented anyway, which i think is against the law?

I was very  disappointed, I have never worked for a company that just lets you come and go as you please when your expected to work a designated time period, I really have to wonder if this guy who manages the South Blvd store in Charlotte, NC motto represents Domino's management philosophy?