I started working at a specific fast-paced food store in February of 2012. I worked very hard for them until May of 2013, where I was offered a job serving at another restaurant. I thought I'd love serving because I love customer service, however the multitasking wasn't exactly for me. My old bosses at the first food store had heard that I didn't care for my new job, and immediately called me and tried to offer me a job back (at a little higher pay..7.45 to 8.00) and now I am a Team Leader as well as a Key Holder (and was promoted over people who had been there longer or equal time). So I obviously went back to that job, but after 5 more months have swiftly realized why I left initially. I have forged a ton of friendships as a result of this job, but there are numerous reasons why I should move on (the dish washing is bad for my dry skin condition, the ownership cannot relate with policies they enact to 'help' us which in return hurt us, working way too much time without being able to ask time off, etc.) I was offered an interview tonight at a much closer job which will most likely pay a little better. (I understand this is no assurance of a job, however I have a feeling chances are very good.)
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I left a job, offered job back and came back (with more responsibility and pay), but was offered
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I started working at a specific fast-paced food store in February of 2012. I worked very hard for them until May of 2013, where I was offered a job serving at another restaurant. I thought I'd love serving because I love customer service, however the multitasking wasn't exactly for me. My old bosses at the first food store had heard that I didn't care for my new job, and immediately called me and tried to offer me a job back (at a little higher pay..7.45 to 8.00) and now I am a Team Leader as well as a Key Holder (and was promoted over people who had been there longer or equal time). So I obviously went back to that job, but after 5 more months have swiftly realized why I left initially. I have forged a ton of friendships as a result of this job, but there are numerous reasons why I should move on (the dish washing is bad for my dry skin condition, the ownership cannot relate with policies they enact to 'help' us which in return hurt us, working way too much time without being able to ask time off, etc.) I was offered an interview tonight at a much closer job which will most likely pay a little better. (I understand this is no assurance of a job, however I have a feeling chances are very good.)
user
I feel like my past time at a fast food place has taught me nothing I can't find
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