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It depends on whether you meet colleagues at the branch whom you get along with.
If you do, coordinating work will be easier and more pleasant.
The schedule isn’t produced until the very last day. Today is the last day of this schedule, but the new schedule for tomorrow’s shift won’t appear until the evening—and it may not even be complete. Sometimes, only tomorrow’s schedule is provided, while you have to keep waiting for the rest.
When you ask why it takes so long, upper management only says that they are very busy and have many things to handle. They never seem to realize that their duties should be completed within normal working hours.
They even go help at other branches after work, despite not being able to finish their own responsibilities.
When the schedule comes out, you may find that you have been directly assigned to work on a day originally scheduled as leave, without anyone asking about your availability or whether you already have plans.
When long-time employees slack off at work, there’s nothing you can do—after all, they’re your supervisor.
If you encounter a supervisor who lacks empathy, you can only consider yourself unlucky.
When working at the store, you have to find time to sneak a meal yourself; there is no such thing as a half-hour break.