just curious...i cant find a job in my career field and i need to make some money...Will mcdonalds hire me if i have a degree?
it's tough. i know they didn't hire my sister because they figured that she would leave them so soon anyways as soon as she found a better job. she was over educated i guess. lol.
if you are still looking for an honest way to make good money.
no this isn't a scam, lol. i am a new mom who was looking to make some money . but i didn't have a lot to invest and i didn't want to sell stuff and be busy all day with an interenet job. then i found the answer:
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www.workathomeunited.com/jenandshannon
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Friday, January 27, 2012
Are there any interesting fast food career options for guys who enjoy?
handling and hopefully wearing ladies shoes, stockings and undergarments while looking at pictures of Donald Rumsfeld and putting pickles and onions, ketchup and mustard on burgers? This is a deeply profound interest of mine and I aspire to incorporate it into my fast food career. I await your recommendations - especially interested in hearing from managers or franchise owners of McDonalds and Burgert King outlets.Are there any interesting fast food career options for guys who enjoy?
Not many place, you'll have to find local places because it all depends on the local manager to decide whether or not they'll hire you like that. Best of luck!
Not many place, you'll have to find local places because it all depends on the local manager to decide whether or not they'll hire you like that. Best of luck!
Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
should flip burgers at McDonalds? I am sick of the stereotype. I know some friends who had low GPAs in college, and now they are very successful in their careers.Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
First of all, why would you say "black", no one concludes that all black people are unintelligent. I know quite a few highly intelligent black men and women and they all are most likely more successful in life than you'll ever be. Second, why would you say "retarded". You're using a slang term to offend people who were brought into this world with a serious or non serious physical or mental impairment without a choice. Calling them retards is just like calling a gay person a fa***t and a black person the n-word. You're calling someone who without a choice has to live with something that potentially completely messed them up in life entirely, and they weren't even given a chance. I think that you're the one that should be flipping burgers at McDonalds considering you are an ignorant person. Lastly, to answer your common sense question, most people think people who had a low GPA are unintelligent since they did not do well in school, and then the majority of those flunkers went to McDonalds. Understand? No education means that you will have a VERY tough time with life. Now I realize there are some exceptions, but those people are the same as the people who got a good GPA in college, except they began working later in their life and made a good decision in changing their ways. Ignorant people think that all people who got low GPAs are stupid, not BLACK and RETARDED. Jerk.Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
1. White
2. Female
3. Parents are together and happily married
4. Has a little brother
5. Goes to one of the best 200 highs schools in America
6. Has an anual household incoome of 300,000$
7. Holds a pageant title
8. Never seen/been in a fight
9. Talented singer, dancer and writer
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1. Sold drugs through out middle and highschool
2. Lost her virginity when she 14
3. Ran away from home
4. Was sexually abused by a family member
5. Barely passes her classes
6. Has kissed 15 males and 3 females
7. Has pretended to be physically abused for attention
8. Had a miscairage when she was 15
9. Never hangs out with anyone
Those two lists are about the same person. People's race and upbringing mean nothing. Your future is what you make it. If you put yourself through college and had the motivation to graduate, you shouldn't be discriminated.
i can't stand it when people say "everyone" when really they are referring to a handful of people they know. i think 2.5 isnt really that bad, below that and i think the person may not be very brightWhy does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
Of course they're not all black. They did graduate after all.
well, it is reasonable to conclude that kids on y/a answers who generalize this badly also had this bad of an education too...
are you aware that 59% of blacks dont efven graduate..?!Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
becuz there ignorant
why did you have to mention "black"?
Well, I don't think that at all.. So you need to rephrase your question, dear.
First of all, why would you say "black", no one concludes that all black people are unintelligent. I know quite a few highly intelligent black men and women and they all are most likely more successful in life than you'll ever be. Second, why would you say "retarded". You're using a slang term to offend people who were brought into this world with a serious or non serious physical or mental impairment without a choice. Calling them retards is just like calling a gay person a fa***t and a black person the n-word. You're calling someone who without a choice has to live with something that potentially completely messed them up in life entirely, and they weren't even given a chance. I think that you're the one that should be flipping burgers at McDonalds considering you are an ignorant person. Lastly, to answer your common sense question, most people think people who had a low GPA are unintelligent since they did not do well in school, and then the majority of those flunkers went to McDonalds. Understand? No education means that you will have a VERY tough time with life. Now I realize there are some exceptions, but those people are the same as the people who got a good GPA in college, except they began working later in their life and made a good decision in changing their ways. Ignorant people think that all people who got low GPAs are stupid, not BLACK and RETARDED. Jerk.Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
1. White
2. Female
3. Parents are together and happily married
4. Has a little brother
5. Goes to one of the best 200 highs schools in America
6. Has an anual household incoome of 300,000$
7. Holds a pageant title
8. Never seen/been in a fight
9. Talented singer, dancer and writer
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1. Sold drugs through out middle and highschool
2. Lost her virginity when she 14
3. Ran away from home
4. Was sexually abused by a family member
5. Barely passes her classes
6. Has kissed 15 males and 3 females
7. Has pretended to be physically abused for attention
8. Had a miscairage when she was 15
9. Never hangs out with anyone
Those two lists are about the same person. People's race and upbringing mean nothing. Your future is what you make it. If you put yourself through college and had the motivation to graduate, you shouldn't be discriminated.
i can't stand it when people say "everyone" when really they are referring to a handful of people they know. i think 2.5 isnt really that bad, below that and i think the person may not be very brightWhy does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
Of course they're not all black. They did graduate after all.
well, it is reasonable to conclude that kids on y/a answers who generalize this badly also had this bad of an education too...
are you aware that 59% of blacks dont efven graduate..?!Why does everyone think that all students who graduated college with a 2.5 GPA are black, retarded, and?
becuz there ignorant
why did you have to mention "black"?
Well, I don't think that at all.. So you need to rephrase your question, dear.
Poll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
Mine were the Mcdonalds, Doritos, and Career Builders. What were yours?Poll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
I liked the Bird-Lebron-Howard Mickey D's one indeed. I loved the Doritos one with the little kid and the guy comes over and the kid slaps him. CLASSIC ha haPoll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
E-Traders or whatever... the ones with the infants in them. they were pretty much the only good ones. The ads are really going downhill. Remember how they used to be really funny? Now they're just plain messed up.
And what was with Budweiser? They used to have THE BEST commercials ever! They sucked hard this year.
That weird Tim Tebow one at the beginning and the Doritos one.Poll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
doritos
with the bark collar
they were pretty lame this year-the next morning, none of them stand outPoll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
Ah ha! The dorito samurai one was my fav!acura rsx
I liked the Bird-Lebron-Howard Mickey D's one indeed. I loved the Doritos one with the little kid and the guy comes over and the kid slaps him. CLASSIC ha haPoll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
E-Traders or whatever... the ones with the infants in them. they were pretty much the only good ones. The ads are really going downhill. Remember how they used to be really funny? Now they're just plain messed up.
And what was with Budweiser? They used to have THE BEST commercials ever! They sucked hard this year.
That weird Tim Tebow one at the beginning and the Doritos one.Poll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
doritos
with the bark collar
they were pretty lame this year-the next morning, none of them stand outPoll: What was your favorite Super Bowl ad?
Ah ha! The dorito samurai one was my fav!
Would being a fast food worker be a career?
I never was interested in being a fast food worker even when I was young. I can't imagine someone doing this type of work their whole life but I am sure it happens. If someone spent their whole working life dealing with fast food companies like McDonald's would it still be considered a career?Would being a fast food worker be a career?
I spent 35+ years in fast-food..... 30+ of it in management (5 with McDonald's) .... I guess you would call that a career, it paid for our house, vacations, put my wife and 4 children through college.....
I am out of the business now and do HR/Mgmt consulting work but I owe the fact that we are financially comfortable, kids are grown, educated and now in their chosen career fields to working in fast food...
It was by far the best paying job in our part of the state at the time.... I made well over $65,000.00 a year plus benefits and bonuses....Would being a fast food worker be a career?
Hourly worker at a fast food restaurant = job. Employee who works their way up into management, ownership, or corporate for fast food restaurant = career.Would being a fast food worker be a career?
Yeah.
I spent 35+ years in fast-food..... 30+ of it in management (5 with McDonald's) .... I guess you would call that a career, it paid for our house, vacations, put my wife and 4 children through college.....
I am out of the business now and do HR/Mgmt consulting work but I owe the fact that we are financially comfortable, kids are grown, educated and now in their chosen career fields to working in fast food...
It was by far the best paying job in our part of the state at the time.... I made well over $65,000.00 a year plus benefits and bonuses....Would being a fast food worker be a career?
Hourly worker at a fast food restaurant = job. Employee who works their way up into management, ownership, or corporate for fast food restaurant = career.Would being a fast food worker be a career?
Yeah.
What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
I don't mean a Mcdonalds throw fries in the oil type cook. I mean a higher class cook. I was thinking of how I would love for my career to work out, and it was a cook in miami :p. But what steps do i need to take?What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
Work in a restaurant during high school for the experience, even if it is in a noncooking position. You will learn what it is like to be on your feet for long hours.
Ask your guidance counselor if there is a training program in your community for chefs.
Understand that to be a successful chef in an urban area you must have years of hands-on experience and formal training. Schooling can take four years. See the American Culinary Federation Web site (acfchefs.org) for information about accredited culinary schools, apprenticeships, certification, jobs and related organizations.
Decide what type of cooking you would like to do and in what type of kitchen you would like to work.
Realize that an apprenticeship may require you to first work the least-skilled jobs in the kitchen. As you develop skills and further your education, you can advance up the culinary ladder in a larger restaurant by becoming a line chef, sous-chef, head chef, executive chef and, finally, master chef. Pastry chefs follow their own distinct ladder.
Make certain you will possess the education, experience and skills necessary for your certification as a chef by the American Culinary Federation.
Take appropriate business courses if you would like to open your own restaurant eventually or advance to a managerial or executive position.What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
Find a catering college. My best idea would be a Day release and work in a Restaurant the rest of the time. You can then practice your skills at work , under the eyes of a good chef.These corses are Basic takes 2 years. and then you can build from there.What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
Your talking about a 'CHEF?' ...I believe there are schools for that! Check on the internet for schools close to you.
Work in a restaurant during high school for the experience, even if it is in a noncooking position. You will learn what it is like to be on your feet for long hours.
Ask your guidance counselor if there is a training program in your community for chefs.
Understand that to be a successful chef in an urban area you must have years of hands-on experience and formal training. Schooling can take four years. See the American Culinary Federation Web site (acfchefs.org) for information about accredited culinary schools, apprenticeships, certification, jobs and related organizations.
Decide what type of cooking you would like to do and in what type of kitchen you would like to work.
Realize that an apprenticeship may require you to first work the least-skilled jobs in the kitchen. As you develop skills and further your education, you can advance up the culinary ladder in a larger restaurant by becoming a line chef, sous-chef, head chef, executive chef and, finally, master chef. Pastry chefs follow their own distinct ladder.
Make certain you will possess the education, experience and skills necessary for your certification as a chef by the American Culinary Federation.
Take appropriate business courses if you would like to open your own restaurant eventually or advance to a managerial or executive position.What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
Find a catering college. My best idea would be a Day release and work in a Restaurant the rest of the time. You can then practice your skills at work , under the eyes of a good chef.These corses are Basic takes 2 years. and then you can build from there.What steps do I have to take to become a cook?
Your talking about a 'CHEF?' ...I believe there are schools for that! Check on the internet for schools close to you.
Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
I mean they only have like few years of that while they live under their parents roofs. Doesn't it bother them that they know they have to spend, after the teenage stage of life is over, the rest of their lives as much as 60 years or so doing a loser job for low wages. Don't they get hurt by the fact that soon they wont be worth anything and they are gonna be forced to work in McDonald's while others pursue professional careers and succeed.Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
No, obviously not.
And also not everyone is into that kind of thing. A lot of people would rather just be themselves and get jobs in the labor field rather than conforming to the business world which deals with constant stress.Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
It`s been proven that smoking, drugs and alcohol affect the brain more seriously than previously thought.
So, i guess is that the brains of these 'cool guys' are already so addled by all the stuff - they fail to think about anything more than their next drink/smoke/xtc-pill.
First of all, we need those people at McDonald's. Whose gonna make the egg mcmuffin if they won't?
On a serious note though, speaking as a friend of someone who had potential, They worry... a lot, maybe not about what you said about, a little less in the 60 years into the future.Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
When they finally mature, they realize that they messed up the years they were supposed to be getting their life on track. A lot of those guys end up joining the military because they cannot find anything else to do.
That would be a negative ghostriderDo the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
no.
No, obviously not.
And also not everyone is into that kind of thing. A lot of people would rather just be themselves and get jobs in the labor field rather than conforming to the business world which deals with constant stress.Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
It`s been proven that smoking, drugs and alcohol affect the brain more seriously than previously thought.
So, i guess is that the brains of these 'cool guys' are already so addled by all the stuff - they fail to think about anything more than their next drink/smoke/xtc-pill.
First of all, we need those people at McDonald's. Whose gonna make the egg mcmuffin if they won't?
On a serious note though, speaking as a friend of someone who had potential, They worry... a lot, maybe not about what you said about, a little less in the 60 years into the future.Do the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
When they finally mature, they realize that they messed up the years they were supposed to be getting their life on track. A lot of those guys end up joining the military because they cannot find anything else to do.
That would be a negative ghostriderDo the "cool guys" in school who fail classes, smoke, drink, party all the time ever worry about their future?
no.
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