I got promoted within 3 months of working here. How do people

How is it, anon?

>>2388731
Actually quite fun, it's like playing a game except it involves moving around.

The pay might be shit in the beginning, but most if not all CEOs of McDonald's have worked from the bottom to the top; started as a crew member > crew trainer > supervisor > manager > junior corporate (they may even pay for your degree) > executive.

I'm putting a lot of my pay into crypto and if I end up rich, I'll have a comfy worry free life but I'd still like to keep working here as a hobby.

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>>2388719
Laziness. People think they aren't lazy because when they imagine a lazy person they imagine a fat unemployed NEET, when laziness really just means working only to the point where you have enough to eat and live an average life, and not caring about promotions.

>>2388778
How many hours do you work a week and how much say do you get in what shifts you take?

>>2388809
I was working 35 hours a week full-time for about 6 months, now I'm working 20 hours a week while in uni. The only say I get is what shifts I don't want to take, sometimes I might get less shifts if I decide not to work some.

>>2388831
What's the best thing about working there and what is the worst thing?

>>2388719
that's because no one works at mcdonald's for 10 straight years. you must be a retarded without any skill whatsoever in order to not find a better job. be ashamed of yourself, OP

>>2388900
It's an easy job and most of the employees will be young college students so it's easy for me to get along with them. A lot of customers are really friendly and want to get to know you better. As for downsides I would say that at night, a lot of drunk guys will actually get quite violent; one dude got into a fight with the manager and choked him. The place is filled with grease but you could say that for any kitchen jobs.

>>2388914
Talk shit when you've reached this man's level of success.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Thompson_(executive)

>>2388958
Thanks for all of the info. I used to have a job where McD's was the only affordable food nearby and at there a couple times a week. There were a few employees I became acquaintances with and they always seemed to be in pretty good moods despite some obvious annoyances working there (mainly homeless people.)

>>2388997
I've never really had a problem with the homeless. They leave you alone once you've shoved them away a few times. It's the junkies that are tough to deal with.

>>2388958
> nigger
> successful
are you retarded, anon?

>>2389082
You mad that a nigger is more successful than you?

>>2388831
You at hamburger University?

>>2389226
No. Hamburger University has a lower acceptance rate than Harvard. Going to Hamburger University is pretty much a guarantee that you will be given a license to start a McDonald's franchise. I've known plenty of franchise owners, and they all make above $3 million a year.