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How I can be a better employee. (For a part time job)

In search of some help on how I can be a better employee in my work place. I, 18M am currently working at a local little caesars in my town and am wondering if anyone who is/has worked anything similar or the exact job can help me become a better employee and how I can improve things or if there are any tricks I can incorporate when doing any kind of specific task, i.e. is there any sort of way I can speed things up when making sauce or is there any tips for working in a fast food environment in general? (I've been working here for about a month and a half and haven't been able to get a whole lot more hours due to my subpar skills.) So any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you.

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u/No-Yesterday-1195 — 14 days ago
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My Bully themed grad cap for class of '26

A bit late w/ this but thought it'd be nice to show off

u/No-Yesterday-1195 — 4 months ago

What am I doing wrong?

I've been searching for a job for so long, all I ever do is apply, call two days later for a follow-up, and most the time I never get anything at all. I've sent out application after application and once every blue moon do I get called in for an interview. Its an endless cycle and I just want to get out of it already man. I understand the job market is in complete shambles at the moment but if it is a me thing I need to know how to fix it. And if it helps my method on what I'll do is apply and follow up obv, but I also do things like handing the employer a printed copy of my résumé when I am called in for an interview. And yes my interview skills do need some work but I feel as though I can conquer that on my own, I'm really just looking for any advice of constructive criticism I can get.

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u/No-Yesterday-1195 — 4 months ago