Eataly reviews

Pay was $20K below industry average for my role, hours were long, organization was rejected in favor of chaos, unhealthy management style among corporate managers, promoting inept managers due to tenure and not aptitude

Good management is disappearing like mad. But the management that stays sucks. Clearly, the issue is coming from the higher up managers because you don't go through that many managers so quickly if your leaders are actually good at what they do. Scheduling and hiring is questionable. Training is weird too. It's as if management doesn't know who is doing what and people are just pawns. We have lost so many good managers to one incompetent one at the top of the area. You can only coach people so much and that manager just doesn't cut the mustard. Good workers get used and not acknowledged, especially as short staffed as we are. The manager that is a problem also targets people they probably think make them look bad only because that person is good at their job. I worry for incoming hires.