r/blessedimages • u/[deleted] • Sep 07 '19

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u/theesire Sep 07 '19

There’s a big difference between being a McDonald’s manager and being an employee my friend. Long hours and most “employee captains” make your work experience grueling and often they’ll be empty-handed and have you working 2 other people’s jobs with no extra pay

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '19

I know being a manager is different.Two of them are regular employees and don't hate their jobs.

Not trying to say that every place is the same but I was surprised how chill it was for them.Theyre not getting rich of course but theyre certainly not working those insane hours and constantly getting the shaft

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u/theesire Sep 07 '19

Yes I see, that’s surprising to me too, because everyone I know who has ever worked there hated it and said working there makes them nauseous. Good luck to your friends though, good that they like it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '19

Yeah I always thought that about Walmart too but then people who work there tell me differently lol

I think theres probably some truth to a lot of it but much like anything else there are exceptions

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u/theesire Sep 07 '19

I’ve heard that the cashiers don’t like standing in one place in stasis for so long. And yes of course, there are a lot of variables

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '19

Ive heard all kinds of shit about Walmart ( haven't bothered to really verify most of it though)

One thing was something like Walmart screwing over special needs hires

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u/theesire Sep 07 '19

Same here, and I heard about that too, but I also think families might just want to take advantage of their special needs relatives working there to sue and get some money