I stayed positive, cause I was getting hours and that pays the bills. If they paid me, like they were supposed to. They didn't, so I'm not with them anymore.

I stayed motivated, because I promise. They need me, and you more than you need them. We're a dime a dozen to them. Mcdonalds is one of the easiest jobs to get. If a Mcdonalds manager doesn't have a grill team, and sandwich team, then that manager has to do that work. Trust me, they aren't trying to do that work.

Don't go into mcdonalds, thinking long term. Estimate a 6 month tour, if you're lucky. Have a new job lined up and ready to jump right into asap after 3 months. McDonalds is an easy job to land, but it's also one of the most cut throat enviroments I can think of, or have experienced.

It's a job, every person is an asset and is valied. But it's also a business, with a very particular and highly toxic nature. Emotional abuse, is part of the job description, I promise.

Always tell the manager if it's above your pay grade. If you are the manager, then you'll learn to set better boundaries and not care what others think

I treated people the way I want to be treated

And I got to work drive thru that was my favorite thing to do there also

It’s all about the customer

Think positive u stay positive

Keep in mind the experience you are getting for future jobs and McDonald's typically promotes to management from within.