Is it possible for me to work at McDonalds?

So, now that I'm winging the GCSEs, I need to assess getting a job, so when I fail life and have to work, I can get past working at the cashier.

But I find it difficult to make eye contact, or speak to people.

I'm thinking of applying to McDonalds, and would like to know, if anyone's worked there, approximately how much I have to interact with people, and how I can get over my stigma.

Thanks.

So, now that I'm winging the GCSEs, I need to assess getting a job, so when I fail life and have to work, I can get past working at the cashier.

But I find it difficult to make eye contact, or speak to people.

I'm thinking of applying to McDonalds, and would like to know, if anyone's worked there, approximately how much I have to interact with people, and how I can get over my stigma.

Thanks.

So, now that I'm winging the GCSEs, I need to assess getting a job, so when I fail life and have to work, I can get past working at the cashier.

But I find it difficult to make eye contact, or speak to people.

I'm thinking of applying to McDonalds, and would like to know, if anyone's worked there, approximately how much I have to interact with people, and how I can get over my stigma.

Thanks.

So, now that I'm winging the GCSEs, I need to assess getting a job, so when I fail life and have to work, I can get past working at the cashier.

But I find it difficult to make eye contact, or speak to people.

I'm thinking of applying to McDonalds, and would like to know, if anyone's worked there, approximately how much I have to interact with people, and how I can get over my stigma.

Thanks.

I've worked at maccies for 18 months years now... lmao.

Part time job while i do A levels (probably university as well where I could become a manager or something).

Initially I was quite nervous about the social interaction, but you adapt very quickly. The training is easy and you get the hang of it within 2-4 weeks if you have a decent crew trainer.

The job is repetitive, not very engaging and you get treated like a robot however. Just warning you.

You can start working there as soon as you have officially left school, i.e. at the end of june. Theres nothing stopping you applying a bit before though.
The job does involve talking to people a lot, especially if you are working on tills or drive through, but you do get used to it. As you are trained up and gain confidence in the job, it will start to come more naturally. And practice makes perfect.

As long as I get cash ¯\_(ツ)_/¯



Yeah I'm probably gonna work there from June till August, was wanting some cash for PC upgrades so I'm split between scared and looking forward to it haha