In Reply to: Anyone Know a GREAT way for your Managers to be realy impressed with your work? posted by Mc Pat on September 28, 1996 at 04:28:36:
> Ok.
> I want my managers to be realy impressed with my work!
> I am only 15. I enjoy my job! I work with VERY nice people including managers!
> When i turn 16 I want to be a crew chief and want to have a lot of responsibility.> Any Ideas??
There are many ways to please your manager at McD and not all of them
have much to do with the quality of your work. Below are a few suggestions.1. make sure you always do what you are told and never say no to your
manager. So if you are told to cut your holiday short and go back to
work or go home before the end of your shift because the store is quite
or work through your shift without a break because the store is busy, _just do it_.2. Make sure shout a lot at less experienced crew members while your
manager is around. This is regarded as a good training and management
skill at McD.3. Of course you get shouted at yourself by your superiors in the name
of training. _Do not_ repeat _do not_ answer back if your manager is
around otherwise you will mess up your performance review.4. Attend the rap sessions and immediately report back to your manager those
fellow workers who criticised the way the store is run. Spying on other workers
is an invaluable quality as far as McD is concerned.5. Of course criticising your manager at rap sessions yourself is a very
stupid thing to do as there may be others around who are trying to impress
the manager too!6. When you are on fry station, squeeze the fry boxes when filling them.
This will increase the yield and make your manager extremely happy.
And of course your aim is to please him/her not the customer so
forget your conscience.7. Never throw out any cooked product even if it means keeping it for
hours before selling it to the customer as you manager does not like wasting.8. Do not talk to your fellow employees about anything else but work-related
things like the cooking time for burgers and fries, grill temprature, etc as
any other normal personal chat may be construed as trying to get friendly
with the staff in order to organise them.9. Depending on how far you are prepared to go in your quest, you can do
other things like clocking out half way through your shift but continuing
to work. I dont have to tell you why this will extremely please your manager.Let's know how you get on!