First shift at mcdonalds
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Re: First shift at mcdonaldsDo that.(Original post by simoore)
i will just go to the crew room and get into my uniform then try to find the manager or the crew trainer. How hard can it be lol
It's not like we bite (though a staff trainer at my place scared two new employees off but they were wasters anyway).
They will then probably give you a log in number to clock in with and then depending on what your doing show you the ropes.
If you are on till you will have to count your till money and then will be taught to serve and if you are in kitchen (which I doubt at this time of night as they will be trying to do cleaning tasks and won't need anyone on fries as well) then you will be given an apron and told what to make and how to make them. -
Re: First shift at mcdonalds
I've worked at McDonalds before, but I was a little depressed back then.
If you've had absolutely no experience of working anywhere before, they'll probably stick you in the kitchen after giving you a brief show of what to do. Fairly simple, burgers out the freezer, burgers on the grill, squirt squirt (the sauce that is), stick some 'salad' on, then box up and wait to be shouted at if they're running low on burgers.
No, I wasn't lovin' it in anyway.
You get a free meal at McDonalds for your break. It gets fairly disgusting after a while, so consider bringing a packed lunch every so often.