u/plaidpuppy_

I cannot believe it but after 3 years i walked out of a shift and told the COO to go fuck himself. I just recently transferred to a new store for a company i had previously worked for but a little ways out from the office so upper management rarely came by. Well for the past year and a half i've been in college working for a smaller owner operator who was amazing! she was always supportive, coming into the store, and always uplifting us managers! Well i start university in august so i moved to a new city will my partner and transferred stores and i got to choose (i am now regretting that decision) mainly chose the store because they needed help and a high school best friend was the GM. First month was great until the AGM quit for an internship and it left me running mornings (4:30am-10:30am) 6 days a week by myself! Now obviously everyone's experience is different but goddamn it was difficult! I mean I had just come from a store that requires at minimum 2 managers per shift and we did 3k breakfasts everyday!

Enough backstory onto my shitty friday! Starting out my day a 4:30 (we get 30 mins to open) my service opener cannot come in due to personal reasons which leaves me and one other person in the store by ourselves until 7am which means i can't do a Pre-Shift or Food Safety walk until then! well 7am rolls around and i get a visit from none other than my coo and a few other managers from other stores walk in. well my coo pulls me aside after a little bit and starts getting into me on how the customer service is not good enough and nothing is stickered and i hadn't gotten any pictures or a preshift done is qsr and of course i try being reasonable and explaining my situation and he cut me off and said its unacceptable and its my job and then threatened to have the GM write me up! thats when I said fuck it handed him my keys and told him to to quote "you can fuck off and run the damn store yourself since i obviously can't do it to your standards." and proceeded to grab my things out of the office, clock out ,and go to caribou for some breakfast!

Sorry if its a little long but i feel someone needs to hear it that's not my partner lol and i want to preface this by saying this is FAR from my first negative experience with this guy

TLDR Crashed tf out on upper management for unrealistic expectations and quit my job

I used to love this job 😭

Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for a new job that can be a bit more flexible with my upcoming uni schedule. I currently work in food service management but need to step away from something that demanding into a slower pace less stressful job that will let me focus more on my classes.

any suggestions would be helpful and any pay above 15 an hour an acceptable just something I work work part time and still bring in around $1800 a month

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