From a former (ran, didn't walk away from a Hostess position) employees point of view. Only survived a little over 2 weeks at the Cleveland Clinic in Weston, Fl. New to the area and accepted a job that I probably really didn't want, but really needed and thought it would be a foot in the door. I am a very hard worker that has over 8 years experience with a very large school system as a Head Cook. Never in my life have I been treated so poorly, anywhere. From the start it took weeks to get a background check done. Everything about the hiring process was pretty unprofessional. Had me do new job orientation while being expected to serve meals to 66 patients with less than 2 weeks training. Then after completing that, being told I can't sit down for a few minutes (after nonstop runnning my ass off, over 4 and a half hours) or even have some water. Really? Horrible way to treat people. Even prisoners get water. Most all that work there (mainly Spanish speaking) hate working there and have no respect for management. Of course they complain amongst themselves, say Horrible things about those they work for and steal any chance they get. Company is very big on rules and obviously setting examples, only problem is that those rules don't apply to all. Was told by a supervisor to take food off of other peoples uneaten trays (ice cold) and make up trays for orders that came in late-awful! The whole experience was terrible, never, ever want to go near that hospital again. I know it's not the hospitals fault, but clearly they pay Aramark to be there. Do they have no idea what goes on there? No matter how badly you need a job, my advice is go anywhere else. You are better than this! And note to self, never let anyone I care about including myself be admitted there and have to eat that food-God only knows! read more