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Read the community guidelinesThey have many locations (you may interview at location A but work at location B).
1. They will ask which area you want to work in, such as “kitchen or front of house.”
2. They teach you while you work.
3. Employee turnover is high, so it is easy to get hired (as long as you do not bring your parents to the interview).
4. They will first discuss the job duties with you.
5. The pay is good.
6. Two days off per week.
1. Part-time shifts are approximately 8 hours, while full-time shifts are approximately 10 hours.
2. You need to be able to stand for long periods (6–10 hours).
3. Since there is a fixed workflow, what you learn is quite limited.
4. Everyone clocks out together at the end of the shift (but it is not necessarily the employee themselves who clocks out).
5. They may “accidentally” withhold wages; if you do not notify them, they may pretend nothing happened and let it slide.