Ive graduated uni and wanted a job part time so I could get some money so I got a job at Mcdonalds. Now im applying everywhere I can related to my field as graduate jobs now take time.
So I was working the night shift and me and another guy usually have a laugh with each other, he was saying how crap I was at working and calling me names. So I started to mock him a bit more too, one could argue it was a bit of banter. He said you dont know what your doing, so what will you ever get out of life. So I said ive graduated got a degree whilst you work in a dead end job the rest of your life.
So he came up to me and said I shouldnt have said that about him as he works hard and does it for the money and that I should listen to him because he's been working there longer and my degree is irrelevant. I said yeah thats fine, I understand but you still shouldnt have mocked me when I was doing my job. He didnt really give a response to that.
He's usually ok, he did say I did a good job cleaning one side but that I should also listen to him. But the manager didnt tell me to do his section.But he was taking the piss I was just doing the same back to him.
Now due to this small incident, I feel confused as to what happend usually he's ok, I mean dont they like the fact about what they said that I should work hard. The manager said I did a good job. However not to sound arrogant I feel that I can do better than Mcdonalds the incident was beyond me and makes me think that more incidents like this will occur and Im starting to see the stereotype of workers in minimum wage and dead end jobs.
There's a lot of gossip about other workers like they'll always talk about guys who dont do to well. God knows what they say about me. What I dont understand is that when people dont do a good job it dosent affect anyone else you are assigned to you section.
What do you think ?