Well it's the only store I've worked at, but we have visits all the time, so we always have to have it at a pretty high standard. Which is good in a way, but annoying.
Busiest in the country is it not? Been told the store I work at is the 3rd busiest in terms of yearly sales (behind your store and another one).
Yeah. Which store are you at if you don't mind me asking?
King St in Newcastle.
Most of us who go there are over 18- it's because we're not up for drinking and there's nowhere else nearby where we can go out, chill and talk for hours without anyone caring that we have only bought one coffee each or something.
Depends why you want to work at McDonalds? You need some work experience to help you get a better job and this is a good way to get training and experience? Or you just wanna do it for the moolah?
i think it is
I kinda want the experience + money to waste. I want to get a job early so i don't end up like my sister who couldn't find a job for ages after school (she had no experience)
In that case you know what you're getting yourself into- minimum wage but proper training/experience which is recognised by future potential employers
that's a very good idea, especially cause school work shouldn't take up too much time for you yet. and its nowhere near as bad as everyone thinks
NAAAH you can do so much better at FOURTEEN
Our store failed our last graders... two Fs and an A (in McCafe).
I work at Broadmeadow! But Kingas is alright too
It probably is.
You're what? 14? 15? If you show you aren't completely socially inept, they'll more than likely hire you. You're nice and cheap labour that they can exploit.
You'll be fine, promise
