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has any one opened and closed the whole day all by yourself. fully operational
has any one opened and closed the whole day all by yourself. fully operational
Just wondering if this sounds familiar. To fully open an Express Pizza Hut, operate all aspects of the Hut, then to fully close, making it back to open ready. in one shift of 7.25hr work day- 5 days a week for a few months. How long does management think this could go on for. I’ve worked there for 2yrs. the beginning there were 3 team members a day, now there’s only one for 2hr open then. one to close. I strive everyday to complete all aspects of responsibilities and am overwelmed to were I miss somethings and get written up. is this how the Hut works?
My son has learning difficulties that have caused him to be fired from all of the jobs he’s attempted to have. He’s never made it past 4 days. This is the first job he’s actually enjoyed and felt like he can do. But, like the jobs before, confidence is being lost in him due to the fact that he can’t remember the detail of the job. He really wants and needs this job. I’m looking for any tips or advice I can share with him. All he’s told me so far is he’s struggling to remember how much goes on each pizza.
Also, would it be beneficial to tell his employer of his learning difficulties or no? For context, he’s 21. He’s capable of learning this, I know it. But he needs more time than anyone has been willing to give so far.
COMING SOON To your local Pizza Hut 🛖 ❤️🍕 ps , don’t sleep on the Mac n cheese it’s Amazing 😋
Hi everyone, i started working for pizza hut 2 months ago and so far I’ve enjoyed it. I changed my schedule recently to working 3 8hr shifts out of the week, but every shift i work after 6 hours i ask if i can go on break and my manager promises me that they will relieve me soon but never do and sometimes just ask me to go home after asking for said break. its beginning to burn me out and im considering leaving now as my other co workers get breaks consistently but it seems like i never do. I do prep and most of the time my list is long enough to fill most of my shift, and afterwards i usually focus on dishes, and cleaning the store.
Hello! I’ve got an interview tomorrow and was wondering if you had any advice for it. It’s my first ever interview and am not sure what to expect.
Hi everyone. This might be a silly question, but who cares (I’m craving it and desperately want to know the answer). Does anyone recall the brand of French dressing that’s served at the salad bar? Any leads would be much appreciated. Thank you!
So, I have already had a shitty morning. I had to work yesterday on my day off. Today is truck day, which already blows because I get to put away everything by myself on top of my normal opening rigamarole. So I open my cooler to grab my proofer shit, HOPING McLane didn't bury my cart behind all my cheese and veggies. The cart was at the front (good) but then you see in the picture, this mother fucker put the ENTIRE FUCKING COLD/FROZEN part of the delivery on one ONE PALLET in my cooler(bad)!!! I have also included a pic of my nice empty freezer so no one is like, maybe there was no room in the freezer, there was. This dipshit has a dollie. I don't. I get to deconstruct this monstrosity and roll 6-8 boxes max at a time a good 300-400ft away. My cooler and freezer are not connected like some locations.
These drivers really piss me off. You know they make way better money than we make. They need to do the whole job and not be lazy, because bottom line-this is not food safe. This shit has been thawing in my cooler for about 6 hours at this point. Technically we shouldn't even use anything frozen on this pallet. Fml.
Today our oven caught on fire. The fire fighters told the rgms and both her bosses it was there professional opinion tha we should keep the oven off until an expert can come make sure it’s not a hazard. That was theee hours ago: ovens back on and we’re all risking our lives for $11 an hour lol
Hello guys, I just got hired as a Food service supervisor in a Pizza Hut in canada, and I would greatly appreciate any tips or advice that would help me start on the right foot. I have some cooking expierence because I worked as a cook in a steakhouse but never as a supervisor. Thanks