Sodexo reviews

Your fellow coworkers are amazing and depending on the location you’re in your shift supervisor are really understanding. Good for a college student looking for extra cash.

I’ve been working as a custodian with Sodexo for a while now, and overall, it’s been a solid job. It’s not glamorous work, but it’s dependable, structured, and there’s something satisfying about seeing a place clean and ready when you’re done. The good parts: One of the biggest positives is the job stability. There’s always work to do, and Sodexo has contracts with schools, hospitals, and other big facilities, so you rarely have to worry about hours being cut. The benefits are decent too — health insurance, paid time off, and a retirement plan if you stay on long enough. I also like that the job is pretty independent. Once you know your routine and what’s expected, you can just put your headphones in and get into a rhythm. Management tends to give you space as long as you get your work done. The company also offers chances to move up if you’re consistent — I’ve seen coworkers become leads or supervisors.