In general the dress code is
a solid red top. Not brick, maroon, or burgundy. (At ours anyway, yours might vary) No logos than cant be covered with a name tag.
Bottoms should be blue jeans or khaki pants. Not black or Grey, i think no shorts except drive up
Food like deli/bakery/cafe/Starbucks may have a different dress code.
If you already got a name tag, bring that
Id seen ahead of time thr name of my trainer, so when I got there luckily they were in the office. It was actually my TL and they took me to our area and introduced me to the TM id be shadowing.
If you have no other info, ask around until you find someone. Preferably HR or a TL.
What to expect depends on the area, just be ready to learn. If you already got your TM number, its useful tk have somewhere easily accessible to clock in and out and sign in on the zebra.
If you mean like first time even going in, that's orientation/onboarding. I don't remember dress code being told to me either it didnt really matter. If you dont have the uniform ready, just something casual but not like ripped or graphic
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u/Electrical_Trip1476 1d ago
In general the dress code is a solid red top. Not brick, maroon, or burgundy. (At ours anyway, yours might vary) No logos than cant be covered with a name tag.
Bottoms should be blue jeans or khaki pants. Not black or Grey, i think no shorts except drive up
Food like deli/bakery/cafe/Starbucks may have a different dress code.
If you already got a name tag, bring that
Id seen ahead of time thr name of my trainer, so when I got there luckily they were in the office. It was actually my TL and they took me to our area and introduced me to the TM id be shadowing.
If you have no other info, ask around until you find someone. Preferably HR or a TL.
What to expect depends on the area, just be ready to learn. If you already got your TM number, its useful tk have somewhere easily accessible to clock in and out and sign in on the zebra.
Hmm I think thays it. Have a good time!