Chelsea-yah!
New member
I have never had a job at all before, so of course I screwed up what seemed like everything they asked me to do.
That doesn't make a terrible impression right? I mean, they should expect that right?
I ask lots of questions, I do what they ask as soon as they ask and I'm certain what I have to do. I get help with when I need it, I'm friendly to every customer that comes in.
As long as I'm on time, in uniform, and like.. show improvement over the next days and do my job I should be fine, right?
I got a two second explanation of the fry machine yesterday, then told basically "I NEED LOTS AND LOTS OF FRIES RIGHT NOW... READY, GO!" and I messed it up and got told that fries were too much for me which.. ouch. It was super busy so I don't think he meant it like "Yeah, you suck" but it killed what little ego I have and made everything seem that much more overwhelming.
Is that really terrible?
I'll get better, right?
That doesn't make a terrible impression right? I mean, they should expect that right?
I ask lots of questions, I do what they ask as soon as they ask and I'm certain what I have to do. I get help with when I need it, I'm friendly to every customer that comes in.
As long as I'm on time, in uniform, and like.. show improvement over the next days and do my job I should be fine, right?
I got a two second explanation of the fry machine yesterday, then told basically "I NEED LOTS AND LOTS OF FRIES RIGHT NOW... READY, GO!" and I messed it up and got told that fries were too much for me which.. ouch. It was super busy so I don't think he meant it like "Yeah, you suck" but it killed what little ego I have and made everything seem that much more overwhelming.
Is that really terrible?
I'll get better, right?