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Do you need to be Filipino to work at Jollibee, I am black and I have an interview next Monday

Do you need to be Filipino to work at Jollibee, I am black and I have an interview next Monday

I have an interview at Jollibee next week and I just want to know how is it working there? Is the work too difficult? I’m just a little nervous, I just don’t want to get fired you know.

My instructor failed me for OB clinical because of issues I had preparing Ancef (an antibiotic). They said they had issues with me on safely opening the bag and spiking it and because of that the nurse didn’t feel comfortable with me seeing a C section because they didn’t think I had enough awareness to maintain a sterile field. We even practiced IVs and I was struggling at first but I feel like I got the hang of it later on. The instructor mentioned that there was issues with me following verbal instructions both in spiking the IV bag and placing an IV needle in this plastic line and that her and this other nurse were afraid that I was going to hurt myself. They never even taught us how to place IVs before in nursing school in the previous semesters and I was new to this. Clinical is an environment to make mistakes and learn. I didn’t hurt any patients. They even mentioned that I had issues with priming an IV tubing but the things we never did any of that during clinical and we did learn that first semester but I feel like I forgot how to do it third sem, so I watched videos on it and did well in the peds clinical when it came to that. I also failed the OB lecture as well and I got dismissed from
the program. I was able to pass med surg 1 and 2 but OB/maternity fucked me up.

Seeing everyone from my cohort graduate made me so happy but at the same I felt so horrible that I just wasn’t there. I felt so heartbroken and left out, some people from my cohort told me they were sorry about what happened and that they miss me and they want me to keeping going and never give up.

I was dismissed from my nursing program a semester before graduating. I failed promoting health of families and the clinical associated. I was able to med surg 1 and 2.

I was on this girls instagram story (a girl from my cohort) and she had posting this frame of all the graduates for Spring of 2026 and just not seeing my photo up there hurt, I felt so left out. I’m happy for all them but it still hurts I won’t graduate with them. 😔🥹😢

So I had my interview for Panda Express and I’m a lil worried I won’t get the job. I just finished the first part of the interview and he told me that there is another part of the interview and they will call me if I reached that stage and if I get no call then I didn’t make it past that stage. I hate it when stuff like this happens. Why does Panda Express have to have two part interviews 🙄 It’s not even a professional job. It doesn’t require a degree, specialized training, or licensure. Not to look down on Panda Express employees because they still do valuable work but still.