Fastfood chain, we see it evrywhere. Have you ever work in one?

Yeah, we see them everywhere, but I haven't grown up to work for one... I have done engineering in computer science, and I don't find any reason why should I work in any fast food chain... Its not that working for them is not good, it was never really a goal for me to work in a food chain... Some of my friends did work in food chains to cover their expenses, but never did I...

Ive never worked in a fast food place, not my first job out of high school, but then again ive worked since I was 14, during the summer time (schools are closed) at 14 and 15 yrs old, I spent the summer cleaning the schools. (just over minimum wage) at 16, I did dishes at a nursing home, then i stopped working when I moved, and didnt restart until after graduations, I worked within 3 weeks of being done with school, at a metal fabrication place doing janitorial work, quite that job a few days shy of 1 year later, I was offered a higher paying job with many more hours, I worked for pride mobility loading tractor trailers, I worked roughly 70 hours a week, most days were 5am to 9pm (16 hrs a day), however 530ish til about 8-830ish we just sat around until the final truck came to be unloaded, it was from canada, as soon as it was done we left. but i burnt myself out physically after 3 months, and lft it to work for dollar general at much less pay and alot less hours, left that to run a donation center for the salvation army, worked that for around 18 months and took over as asst manager of a thrift store for them, the store was announced to be closing, (due to running costs versus profibilty, and a building of a super store a few miles away) so i left before I ended up without a job. Next I ended up working for Turkey hill, for around 10 months, on third shift. (turkey hill is a convienance store owned by Kroger) left that for slightly better pay, and a chance to return to a normal life (no third shift) and worked at uni-mart (another C-store) where I am still working 14 months later

I worked in fast food and other restaurants for twenty years before the job market dried up for me. With ten years of management under my belt, no one will hire me--they might have to pay me some real money. And that is one of the reasons that I am currently forty-two and in college, working on an Associate degree. That and I was really unhappy the last couple of years at my last job.

My daughter just recently was hired at Taco Bell. She was so excited since it was her first job. She had a very energetic and positive attitude. After only 5 days there she wanted to quit. The manager was an 18 year old that basically let the staff run wild and provided no proper training. Years ago when I worked fast food for my first job, it was hard work, and stressful but at least I had propr training and a real boss who knew what he was doing.

Eprado, back in college, I worked at Wendy's Greenbelt and transferred to its Makati Ave. branch ss a pioneer service crew that lasted for a year and a half. I believed I did well as a backroom person because I became a "Crew of the Month". Then, same as you, I quit and went on to finish my studies.

I know there's a bunch of fastfood chain now. I did not experience working any of those, I don't know i love to try applying for work way back from my college days but i don't try. if it tried you think they hire me? hehe!

Actually, I haven't I always wanted to when I was a little kid, and I did apply to one, but I got a job at a science centre, so I didn't take the fast food job.

I have never worked in the fast food industry, but I have heard stories about it that kept me away. I think it would be tough to do to be honest. The workers put up with a lot and work long hours at times.

I used to work on these two local foodchains here in the Philippines, many years ago. It's a good experience, but to consider working there as a means of living is hard. The salary is really low, as you just rely on the monthly increases they offer, depending on the rate they give at you every month. I learned few things while working there, like the TRUE meaning of cleanliness, being friendly and flexibility at work. I worked at Jollibee, here in Imus, Cavite. That was my first venture into being a working-student, I was just looking for some experience. I also worked at Mc Donald's, in Megamall when I used to stay on my grandparent's house in Pasig City.

I've never worked at a fast food chain. I had friends that did and my husband did and they hated it. after working around the food all day at that chain, they never wanted to eat there then because they were sick of the food. and they always came home smelling like food lol.

no idid not work in a fastfood chain. but they said that the salary is too low while the work rquires highly motivated, hardworking and have pleasing personality. in our place in mc donalds or jolibee they the shift is terrible they said you cannot until the work is no longer heavy and if necessary you also work for a overtime without pay. idont if these rumors are true but that's what they have said. im just sharing it.

i used to work in Jollibee just this year..i started on the early year and finished my contract just this may..i was about to be re-hired but i refused to work again because its very tiring working in there..I've been on the counter and then cross trained on JEDS..it was a great time working in there just got tired of the food because i get to have shifts on the target delivery attained..i was working almost full time and my feet aches so bad thats why i stopped working in there..i just took some experience on how is it like to work on a fast food chain..now i know its very exhausting..

When I was in Italy I decided to search for a job at McDonalds. I went to a meeting but I had to give up because of the time schedule they had.

it is tough work, basically you do everything from cleaning toilets to preparing foods, but i guess sometimes people like student don't have a choice.

I work in Burger King when I am a student. Pretty fun and really enjoy working there. I have learn lot of knowledge from there too!

When I was in 2nd year of college, I've decided to work at Pizza Hut. I was having a great time at work because I really loved what I was doing. But I only lasted for a few months because I resigned from my job. I didn't want to but I had to. My grades at school were starting to fail, especially at Algebra. I almost failed that class if I had not been asked by my professor to just give her a special project so I won't have to flunk that subject. I had the night shift at my job so Wednesdays at that time was a nightmare for me. Because I get home at 2am at Wednesday morning from work, catch at least 3 hours of sleep and have to get ready for my 7am class.

In the beginning of 1984 I began to work at Taco Bell. I never got through the training. When I was first hired I did not realize I was pregnant. I could not stand the smell of the food cooking. I would go to work and get sick. It is funny because my daughter's favorite food is from Taco Bell. But when I was pregnant with her the smell of the food would make me sick.

I know there's a bunch of fastfood chain now. I did not experience working any of those, I don't know i love to try applying for work way back from my college days but i don't try. if it tried you think they hire me? hehe!

yes i do work here in taiwan yummy togo it same mc donald and jolibee i work as cook but do only fried stuff like chicken and many more meats fish.and my first day i just feel nervious coz i might work mastake and i have a seven days trial of my work.anyway i dont do any mastake while do my job even i sometimes i dont understand the chinese clearly so i do ask again and i thank all my co workers they help me.