Sushiro Reviews

1. Shifts are not as flexible anymore 2. Must hit minimum hours for 1 shift to get staff discount. 3. Certain full timers tend to not do their job and throw the responsibilities (including problems) at PT and caused majority PT to quit, leading to an understaffed branch which puts more burden on those that stayed (that quit due to over exhaustion). 4. FnB Karens and Kevins. (Even worse when they are your colleagues)

- Over worked employees. You have to fulfil so many orders yet keep up the crazy hygiene standards. Hygiene is good but with so many orders its hard to keep up - Management is like robots. Very unfriendly. and treats staff like robots. It was my first day and already being assigned the deep fried station. Lack of empathy. Expects you to learn so much within a day - Little to no benefit for PT staff. Honestly, management emphasises on hitting sales target but to a PT staff there is no incentive except for morally feeling better. I quit within 2 weeks.