bringing to your job? Are you more of a Hardees, Jack In The Box, Burger King kind of person? Or are you more of a McDonald's, Baja Fresh or Wendy's oriented worker? Please share.Your career in fast food; Are you looking forward to your career in fast food? What kind of skills will you be?
Nobody looks forward to a fast food career, but everyone has no choice but to have that career.Your career in fast food; Are you looking forward to your career in fast food? What kind of skills will you be?
No. I'm looking forward to a career in information security, because I want a wife and kids and my own house.
Fast food is more of a dead end job that you take because:
1) you are going to college/trade school and need a part time, easy job
2) you screwed up big time and it is your only optionYour career in fast food; Are you looking forward to your career in fast food? What kind of skills will you be?
Actually its not a dead end job.
My friend started off at MacDonalds as a part-time burger flipper and they kept on sending him off to do courses and exams, now he is a manager.
He wants to move to another job but cant find one that pays better than MacDonalds for the skills he has.
Friday, February 3, 2012
What grades did/do you make in highschool?
If you're DONE with highschool also add what your career is now or if you go to college or what your majoring in, or if you have a cruddy job and mcdonalds, or whatever you do now.What grades did/do you make in highschool?
A or A++What grades did/do you make in highschool?
I had C's and D's the first 2 years, then B's and C's the last 2 years. I ended highschool with a 2.3 GPA.
Currently I'm unemployed after being layed off.
Seriously if I were to offer any advice that I myself never followed, it's that grades are not everything in highschool it's that you have a plan made out and you stick to it.
I aced everything, but I dont make much money. Education is no guarantee
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i slept through hs and got bs on average. could have easily done better heh. i am studying nursing at a school in texas
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cnc press operatorWhat grades did/do you make in highschool?
average
C's and D's
i am still in high school...mostly As so far.....
big fat juicy F bombs
i havent started high school yet.
I didn't make it that far.
My grades were all over the place A's - F's
A or A++What grades did/do you make in highschool?
I had C's and D's the first 2 years, then B's and C's the last 2 years. I ended highschool with a 2.3 GPA.
Currently I'm unemployed after being layed off.
Seriously if I were to offer any advice that I myself never followed, it's that grades are not everything in highschool it's that you have a plan made out and you stick to it.
I aced everything, but I dont make much money. Education is no guarantee
-------------------------
Become Mr or Mrs America!
Live the American dream!
Try My American, the new game
with goals you do in the real world.
It's different! It has humor. You'll like it!
http://my-american.com/WELCOMEWhat grades did/do you make in highschool?
i slept through hs and got bs on average. could have easily done better heh. i am studying nursing at a school in texas
can you please answer my ? (can i be a model?)
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
honor roll
cnc press operatorWhat grades did/do you make in highschool?
average
C's and D's
i am still in high school...mostly As so far.....
big fat juicy F bombs
i havent started high school yet.
I didn't make it that far.
My grades were all over the place A's - F's
Should i work as a flow team member at target?
i got an interview there on wednesday.
but i heard the job was only part time.
now im working at mcdonalds full time at $8.80 an hour and minimum wage here is $8.55 and i have bills to pay and i dont think part time would cut it.
so what is the better career move?Should i work as a flow team member at target?
Neither is a good career move, but McDonald's is going to be an easier and probably better work environment.top baby names
but i heard the job was only part time.
now im working at mcdonalds full time at $8.80 an hour and minimum wage here is $8.55 and i have bills to pay and i dont think part time would cut it.
so what is the better career move?Should i work as a flow team member at target?
Neither is a good career move, but McDonald's is going to be an easier and probably better work environment.
What careers could I have with a finance degree?
I know that I want to learn all that I can about money. I want to be able to help others somehow with my field. If I could help a hand full of people straighten their finances enough to own a home or get off the streets, I would feel like my life means something. I don't have a clue about the career options.
All I know is that money was everything to my mother. She gave up everything for her love and obsession with it. I want to find out all that I can about money in order to show people the correct ways to spend, save, invest, and not obsess.
I want to minor in English and communications because I love writing. I also hope to become fluent in Spanish and maybe learn a little Chinese.
I work at McDonald's and I've figured out that I love to deal with customers, both the satisfied and the unsatisfied.
What career options would be available to me? Thanks.What careers could I have with a finance degree?
Personal Financial Adviser
You could work at a non-profit to help people in crisis
All I know is that money was everything to my mother. She gave up everything for her love and obsession with it. I want to find out all that I can about money in order to show people the correct ways to spend, save, invest, and not obsess.
I want to minor in English and communications because I love writing. I also hope to become fluent in Spanish and maybe learn a little Chinese.
I work at McDonald's and I've figured out that I love to deal with customers, both the satisfied and the unsatisfied.
What career options would be available to me? Thanks.What careers could I have with a finance degree?
Personal Financial Adviser
You could work at a non-profit to help people in crisis
What should I do with my life?
I am 15 years old. I am very motivated. I am an A student. I do extra activities that include volunteering at the library and hospital. I do track, soccer, and cross country. I am currently taking Spanish 4, honors english, honors algebra 2, AP world history, honors chemistry, and principles of biomedical sciences. I am very interested in science, history, studying, and learning. I also am employed at mcdonalds. Help me with career options. And college options. Or things I could so to improve myself so I have the greatest opportunity,What should I do with my life?
I'm going to start by apologizing that I will not be answering your question, but I feel that this is definitely needed.
OMG! 15 years old and you are already that involved? Your class load is beyond anything I took and I just graduated as a senior (18 years old). No matter what you do in life I'm sure you'll be successful if at the age of only 15 you are already very advanced in your academic and social agenda.What should I do with my life?
Well it sounds cliche buy you are only 15. you shouldn't have to know what you are going to do with your life! You probably won't be totally sure what you want to do when you go to college or even where your done with college. You will probably change your mind a lot. But here is what I suggest you do to help you determine what you would like to do as of right now in your life.
http://www.driveofyourlife.org/ Check out this website. I had to use it back in the 8th grade. Just register (it is free) and explore the website. It may help you determine the field you want to be involved in! Don't be afraid to try other career exploring websites. Even personality quizzes are good for this type of thing!
Next since you are a very involved person and (from what the question says) you are really interested in science and history here are some career options I personally suggest:
Anthropology
Archaeology
Political Science
Sociology
Psychology
Law
Geography
Anything categorized under Social sciences.
You may not fit any of these though, but that's okay becausse I am only using information I'm given. Explore your interests and find something you really like to do and find out a way to turn it into a career.
I hope I have helped in some way(:What should I do with my life?
stop bragging about your self
I'm going to start by apologizing that I will not be answering your question, but I feel that this is definitely needed.
OMG! 15 years old and you are already that involved? Your class load is beyond anything I took and I just graduated as a senior (18 years old). No matter what you do in life I'm sure you'll be successful if at the age of only 15 you are already very advanced in your academic and social agenda.What should I do with my life?
Well it sounds cliche buy you are only 15. you shouldn't have to know what you are going to do with your life! You probably won't be totally sure what you want to do when you go to college or even where your done with college. You will probably change your mind a lot. But here is what I suggest you do to help you determine what you would like to do as of right now in your life.
http://www.driveofyourlife.org/ Check out this website. I had to use it back in the 8th grade. Just register (it is free) and explore the website. It may help you determine the field you want to be involved in! Don't be afraid to try other career exploring websites. Even personality quizzes are good for this type of thing!
Next since you are a very involved person and (from what the question says) you are really interested in science and history here are some career options I personally suggest:
Anthropology
Archaeology
Political Science
Sociology
Psychology
Law
Geography
Anything categorized under Social sciences.
You may not fit any of these though, but that's okay becausse I am only using information I'm given. Explore your interests and find something you really like to do and find out a way to turn it into a career.
I hope I have helped in some way(:What should I do with my life?
stop bragging about your self
When changing careers in a resume?
I would like some ideas to help me construct a resume when I am going from a 20 + year career in the medical field to a career in photography assistant area. I just need my mind to think about how to blend my skills with the medical career to a photographer assistant.
I have already written my cover letter and have put in the positives that I believe I possess for the new career.
Thank you in advance for your kind answers and ideas.
When I put down the experience and education, it is all medical as I have 4 degrees but have only worked in one particular field since 1990. I have had other jobs as second jobs like McDonald's and Meijer, but that was about 10 years ago. I do not want to put all my jobs on there.When changing careers in a resume?
i just switched careers, too, with little experience in my future field but a good bit in my past one. for one, i would include an Objective section at the top of your resume as a way of reiterating your interest in photography and not medicine.
for my resume, i've leaned heavily on bulleting the specific job-related responsibilities from my internships. just as a matter of space, it has cut out a past job and filled the page with more industry-specific responsibilities.
don't add McDonalds because nobody really cares about that and you can always mention that in the interview if it becomes appropriate. i wouldn't completely dismiss your previous career, either, as i'm sure you've already thought of good ways to talk about how that experience is going to make you an asset in your new career. "I take beautiful x-rays" or something like that:)
even though your career change is about as unrelated as mine is, it at least shows you have plenty of professional experience and already know how to conduct yourself on a job.
edit: for every single cover letter i write, i make an effort to say how experience in my previous career gives me that added benefit in my new one. i know yours are quite unrelated, but there has to be something. you really have to turn your past into a "value added," you really need to look at this more as a benefit than a detriment, because this is probably the one thing that is making you unique versus all of the other applicants to the position.When changing careers in a resume?
Hello,
Take a good, hard look at your transferable skills and highlight the ones that can help land that job in the new field.
This article should help you :-) Good luck with your job search!When changing careers in a resume?
I think a resume book would better help you.When changing careers in a resume?
Probably the best thing to do is what you have been doing. Pre-sell yourself in a one page cover letter, then follow it up with a two page resume, followed with a sharp, in person interview. Most employers ARE looking for people with multiple skill sets. Thus, having someone on site with medical experience will make THEIR health care cost premiums lower, IF you decide to 'share' some of your expertise with them. When they ask you why you want to make the 'switch', make sure you tell them 'better opportunities'. And, of course, have a solid answer in mind to the "...well, why would you want to take a pay cut..." or "...because you are used to making more money than we are offering, what will get you to stay with us..." type questions. TTFN!
I have already written my cover letter and have put in the positives that I believe I possess for the new career.
Thank you in advance for your kind answers and ideas.
When I put down the experience and education, it is all medical as I have 4 degrees but have only worked in one particular field since 1990. I have had other jobs as second jobs like McDonald's and Meijer, but that was about 10 years ago. I do not want to put all my jobs on there.When changing careers in a resume?
i just switched careers, too, with little experience in my future field but a good bit in my past one. for one, i would include an Objective section at the top of your resume as a way of reiterating your interest in photography and not medicine.
for my resume, i've leaned heavily on bulleting the specific job-related responsibilities from my internships. just as a matter of space, it has cut out a past job and filled the page with more industry-specific responsibilities.
don't add McDonalds because nobody really cares about that and you can always mention that in the interview if it becomes appropriate. i wouldn't completely dismiss your previous career, either, as i'm sure you've already thought of good ways to talk about how that experience is going to make you an asset in your new career. "I take beautiful x-rays" or something like that:)
even though your career change is about as unrelated as mine is, it at least shows you have plenty of professional experience and already know how to conduct yourself on a job.
edit: for every single cover letter i write, i make an effort to say how experience in my previous career gives me that added benefit in my new one. i know yours are quite unrelated, but there has to be something. you really have to turn your past into a "value added," you really need to look at this more as a benefit than a detriment, because this is probably the one thing that is making you unique versus all of the other applicants to the position.When changing careers in a resume?
Hello,
Take a good, hard look at your transferable skills and highlight the ones that can help land that job in the new field.
This article should help you :-) Good luck with your job search!When changing careers in a resume?
I think a resume book would better help you.When changing careers in a resume?
Probably the best thing to do is what you have been doing. Pre-sell yourself in a one page cover letter, then follow it up with a two page resume, followed with a sharp, in person interview. Most employers ARE looking for people with multiple skill sets. Thus, having someone on site with medical experience will make THEIR health care cost premiums lower, IF you decide to 'share' some of your expertise with them. When they ask you why you want to make the 'switch', make sure you tell them 'better opportunities'. And, of course, have a solid answer in mind to the "...well, why would you want to take a pay cut..." or "...because you are used to making more money than we are offering, what will get you to stay with us..." type questions. TTFN!
What do I need to do to get started on a business career?
I'm 15 and I'm going to start my sophomore year next year with 3.75 gpa and no community hours or no job. my goal is being a mcdonalds franchise owner in the future. I live in Georgia btwWhat do I need to do to get started on a business career?
For starters... how about a career with McDonalds. You should be ready to start flipping those Burgers once you turn 16.
If you want to advance with McDonalds... then you need to do what every real manager candidate does: Not whine and cry and complain like your co-workers, be there when others call in sick and always go the extra mile to have the place in the best possible condition during your shift.
"Wasn't Me"... "not my problem"... and "I didn't do it" will never come across your lips if you want to become a Manager of any business.
For starters... how about a career with McDonalds. You should be ready to start flipping those Burgers once you turn 16.
If you want to advance with McDonalds... then you need to do what every real manager candidate does: Not whine and cry and complain like your co-workers, be there when others call in sick and always go the extra mile to have the place in the best possible condition during your shift.
"Wasn't Me"... "not my problem"... and "I didn't do it" will never come across your lips if you want to become a Manager of any business.
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