Yes, I’ve worked in fast food when I was way younger and let’s just say … it’s the next best thing to slavery. No, I’m joking, but there are many things that you can really learn when you work in the fast food industry and they help you discover things about people, companies, and even life itself. I think everyone should work behind the fast food counter at least once in their lives.

So, this is what paid peanuts feel like

Oh … this is what it’s like to work from scratch. I do not think it is a fact that is so one visible only in this country because the general’s fast food restaurants known to employ part-time students or drop out of school, hence, low wages, but frankly, it is priceless (pardon the pun) experience that you will then know what it is like to stand there all day and earn barely enough allowance for two meals.

I am absolutely send my children to work at a fast food restaurant.

Teamwork

Work fast food teaches you about teamwork, cooperation, teamwork, teamwork. If someone behind the kitchen not defrost chicken fast enough or someone stupidly forget to warm up gravy, everyone suffers. In fact, you come to work and you will feel less responsible for your co-workers about the things they could forget. If one person is too busy, but others may need to chip in.

Working in such an environment will help you learn to be responsible as a whole, not just as a man. One person breaks up, get it. This experience will help you to learn to work in just about any environment in the future, whether it is a big IT company or when you’re running your own clothing retail outlet.

Managing people

Nothing teaches this better than being behind the counter … it is against the Treasurer or complaints against. Managers need to learn how to motivate and organize projects and people based on their ability and commitment of the cashiers to smile and be pleasant to the worst moments … like by her boyfriend just dumped them. Got dumped? There are customers to serve, serve.

And of course it does not help in those moments of anger and irrational customer walks up to the counter and you know that they are dead wrong and yet they insist on being right and society requires that they are.

speed of light

When it comes to fast food, people are impatient and you need to keep up to speed … as only all the time. Need I say more?

So, yes … work in the fast food industry has certain benefits.