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In reply to the discussion: The Customer Service Problem at McDonald's Is a Symptom of a Much Bigger Problem [View all]bucolic_frolic
(54,126 posts)37. Drive-UP Window
Whenever you leave the drive up window at a fast food joint,
CHECK CHECK CHECK the merchandise you've been given.
At two different national chains, I was shorted, once very
embarrassingly.
Seems when the burgers or buns or fries or patties aren't ready -
and there is a line of cars - MOVING THE LINE ALONG is more important
than filling your order in its entirety.
CHECK WHAT YOU ARE HANDED. Many are shorted!
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phantom power
May 2013
OP
A Costco in Brainerd, MN? WOW! I lived in Longville 15 years...what I would have
snappyturtle
May 2013
#50
yes for those who say it can not be done with a profit Costco is a good example
lunasun
May 2013
#111
The CEO doesn't pay himself an outrageous salary either. Imagine that.
SammyWinstonJack
May 2013
#116
I bet you were living at home too, instead of paying overpriced rent somewhere.
hobbit709
May 2013
#11
But America is becoming a country of crappy jobs. Walmart is the largest employer in the US
mountain grammy
May 2013
#19
How long ago did you work at McD? Back when min. wage was close to a living wage?
SunSeeker
May 2013
#58
+1 Spoiled helicopter kids expect good pay for their first job so they don't have to live...
L0oniX
May 2013
#176
That is one of the reasons I like shopping there...the prices are low but not worker pay.
SunSeeker
May 2013
#61
I'm sure McDonald's employees would have suggestions for where DeRose can stick those pins.
Matariki
May 2013
#17
Go into the comments section and thumbs up the commenters asking for better wages
MrScorpio
May 2013
#18
Chris Hedges does a funny bit about the "positive psychology" program at Kinko's .....
marmar
May 2013
#27
If you want me to wear 37 pieces of flair, like your pretty boy over there, Brian, . . .
tclambert
May 2013
#94
This happened to nurses @a hospital I worked at. Paid a bunch of $ to a Consultant who
uppityperson
May 2013
#154
I call BS. Accountants (not bean counters) prepare the financial statements and
xtraxritical
May 2013
#137
McDonald's is not the only one with a problem. We just walked out of a Red Lobster ...
L0oniX
May 2013
#63
Yea well I didn't say that to the employee ...and yea I am entitled to a clean table...
L0oniX
May 2013
#133
I'm sure seating people at a dirty table isn't any big deal in your restauraunt.
L0oniX
May 2013
#175
Well I would expect a dirty table if I were to go to a dive, 24/7, drunk meetup, greasy spoon.
L0oniX
May 2013
#188
I know ...wife wanted to go ...I swore I'd never go to one ever again but get this...
L0oniX
May 2013
#189
Ok yo go ahead and tell them "thank you for doing your job" cause they don't have to...
L0oniX
May 2013
#132
If pins can prove you are a patriotic candidate they can certainly prove you are
cui bono
May 2013
#80
Not to be racist but from my experience it's the white kids who have most of the issues...
Locut0s
May 2013
#87
That's true in many cases but with these true "bottom of the barrel" type jobs, the companies
cbdo2007
May 2013
#121
"Create shared emotion" = those bull-s*** cheer-leading exercises. JUST PAY THE EMPLOYEES MORE!!
WinkyDink
May 2013
#104
Hahaha, thanks for the memories of 35 years in large corporations, where six months of
Flatulo
May 2013
#155