McDonald's
McDonald's Careers and Employment
day in the life working at Mcdonalds
my main roles for when I work is to make burgers and train new staff. often I have to run the kitchen by myself so I give trainees individual task to do such as restock products, make burgers or clean up often. I learned how to co-operate with my fellow staff to work as a team and developed good training methods for future staff. I also learned new stuff along the way such as serving customers and working in the café. working there gets stressful at times as there isn't many experienced people to help when it is extremely busy resulting in managers getting angry and customers complaining about ... - less
ProsGood hours
Consshort breaks
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I learnt how to communicate with other individuals, improving my communication skills in order to assist others in having an overall good customer experience. Management was very confusing since they're few mangers making it hard being placed on different sections. The hardest part of the job was communication as the managers don't understand my role clearly causing customer service to run very harshly which could break into arguments between staff. The most enjoyable part of the job was ensuring that customers had a positive overall experience making them happy and welcome brings out my posit ... - less
Proshalf price on food
ConsManagement and communication difficulties
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