Pros
the staff at the store level were great to work with.
Salary for Managing Partner role is strong on paper.
The food is decent, and the brand concept is appealing.
Cons
The hiring process is extremely drawn out (5+ interviews).
Training in NYC is long and detailed, but unreasonably strict. Something as simple as taking bathroom breaks or being uncomfortable in folding chairs for 8+ hours is treated as suspicious behavior.
During tortilla factory training, after a full day of labor, you’re given cold food with no drinks and forced into more meetings instead of being treated with basic respect.
Anything you say during training or meetings can later be used against you.
Despite being hired as a Managing Partner, I was demoted to Assistant Manager after training without any written warning or progressive discipline. HR and corporate leadership used minor incidents (like being left to close a store alone during training) as reasons to terminate/demote instead of supporting new hires.
The “Managing Partner” title and salary are dangled but not maintained—they look for reasons to move people down so they don’t have to keep paying at that level.
Extremely long hours and difficult commutes lead to burnout and health tolls.
Lack of transparency, lack of real career growth unless you are in their inner circle.