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2.7

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Walt Freese

CEO

50% "Approve"

1 out of 3 Ben & Jerry's Reviews

July 29, 2009
“ Great Corporate, Poor Franchise. ”
Shift Leader in Eastham, MA
Franchisees dont pay well, my particular boss is very disrespectful, two faced, and unprofessional when it comes to boss/employee relations.;...
July 09, 2009
“ Worst Job ”
Scooper in Atlanta, GA
June 11, 2008
“ Not bad. ”
Scooper in Burlington, VT

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