Originally posted by Tempe BrennanI'm not a genius but at least I'm on my way to getting a half-decent job barker
I work there because I am not a genius, I would not be able to work anywhere else, unless it was something similar. I am the oldest there, I believe, although I do not look as old as I am. I can easily pass for a 15 year old, and have many times, when I need to. 😛
Originally posted by The Grey Fox
well you should be in a 'first step' job, one that will start leading into a profession srug
Macca's is about the only major company out there that actually trains it's employees.
If you ever read the newspaper for jobs, you'd see that the employer wants you to have degrees in this and that, must have passed Year 12 or some shit, and they are looking for a school leaver? So a 16 year old has to have qualifications and a pass in Year 12 before they can be considered for a job in a supermarket?
I spent years looking for a job that required no training, but had no luck, because there are no employers out there willing to train people.
How can you have experience if you haven't had a job? You must have a job in order to get the training, and McDonalds did that for me.
Originally posted by Tempe Brennanonce again... basically you've just told us that working at McDonalds in Aussieland is different than here...
Macca's is about the only major company out there that actually trains it's employees.If you ever read the newspaper for jobs, you'd see that the employer wants you to have degrees in this and that, must have passed Year 12 or some shit, and they are looking for a school leaver? So a 16 year old has to have qualifications and a pass in Year 12 before they can be considered for a job in a supermarket?
I spent years looking for a job that required no training, but had no luck, because there are no employers out there willing to train people.
How can you have experience if you haven't had a job? You must have a job in order to get the training, and McDonalds did that for me.
there are tons of jobs here ... where you dont need a degree but they will train.. blah blah
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanTHEN YOU should have stayed at school and got an education lol
Macca's is about the only major company out there that actually trains it's employees.If you ever read the newspaper for jobs, you'd see that the employer wants you to have degrees in this and that, must have passed Year 12 or some shit, and they are looking for a school leaver? So a 16 year old has to have qualifications and a pass in Year 12 before they can be considered for a job in a supermarket?
I spent years looking for a job that required no training, but had no luck, because there are no employers out there willing to train people.
How can you have experience if you haven't had a job? You must have a job in order to get the training, and McDonalds did that for me.
Originally posted by The Grey Fox
I'm not a genius but at least I'm on my way to getting a half-decent job barker
You would have to have the brains to do the job you wish to have. I don't. I have learning difficulties, there are many jobs I could not do due to my hearing impairment, and McDonalds has helped me immensly. I don't mind, my long term goal is to be made Manager there, so then I can go from there into another Management job. 🙂
Selphie, you are right - I am doing what is best for me, and as long as I am enjoying my job, that is all that matters 🙂
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanI'm not there,I would not know.
Macca's is about the only major company out there that actually trains it's employees.If you ever read the newspaper for jobs, you'd see that the employer wants you to have degrees in this and that, must have passed Year 12 or some shit, and they are looking for a school leaver? So a 16 year old has to have qualifications and a pass in Year 12 before they can be considered for a job in a supermarket?
I spent years looking for a job that required no training, but had no luck, because there are no employers out there willing to train people.
How can you have experience if you haven't had a job? You must have a job in order to get the training, and McDonalds did that for me.
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanI think I said that last part...but one time I did call myself Selphie... for about 10 mins... it was a bag of sunshine fun kinda
You would have to have the brains to do the job you wish to have. I don't. I have learning difficulties, there are many jobs I could not do due to my hearing impairment, and McDonalds has helped me immensly. I don't mind, my long term goal is to be made Manager there, so then I can go from there into another Management job. 🙂Selphie, you are right - I am doing what is best for me, and as long as I am enjoying my job, that is all that matters 🙂
Originally posted by The Grey Fox
THEN YOU should have stayed at school and got an education lol
Easy for you to say, but you weren't beaten everyday at school.
I never should have passed Year 9, but my teachers passed me because they don't like to explain to kids like me how to do things.
I left in Year 10 because I couldn't learn - I shouldn't have been in that class, it was like I was in a different country, plus I was being slapped, kicked and punched by students all day long, and the teachers never did anything. In fact, that demanded I leave school. I had no choice.
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanActually MG said that.
You would have to have the brains to do the job you wish to have. I don't. I have learning difficulties, there are many jobs I could not do due to my hearing impairment, and McDonalds has helped me immensly. I don't mind, my long term goal is to be made Manager there, so then I can go from there into another Management job. 🙂Selphie, you are right - I am doing what is best for me, and as long as I am enjoying my job, that is all that matters 🙂
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanMan,australia school system must suck.
Easy for you to say, but you weren't beaten everyday at school.I never should have passed Year 9, but my teachers passed me because they don't like to explain to kids like me how to do things.
I left in Year 10 because I couldn't learn - I shouldn't have been in that class, it was like I was in a different country, plus I was being slapped, kicked and punched by students all day long, and the teachers never did anything. In fact, that demanded I leave school. I had no choice.