Pros
Whoever conducts your interview will most likely give you a great impression and leave you feeling absolutely charmed.
Cons
You'll then go on to be employed as part-time regardless of how many hours you work during the week so they can dodge paying you casual rates. You will be given NO paid leave, NO paid breaks, virtually illegal wage and not a sliver of respect from the owners. Seeing staff be publicly shamed in-store or on the "friendly" group chat will become the norm, and you'll constantly be wondering if you'll be the next target. You'll also be wondering if you'd be better off working at MacDonald's, and let me tell you - you would be. Owners will bad-mouth you and/or co-workers ON SHIFT in front of everyone. Oh, they also don't tell you this, but the owners ARE ALWAYS watching and listening to you on the cameras. A few of the managers that have familial ties with the owners will travel from store to store, and they will most likely be your saving grace for a brief period. There are few employees of this company who will treat you as a person, but to their credit, that few is a lovely bunch. Is it enough to justify the absolute sh*tstorm that working for this franchise turned out to be? Not at all. Run. I guarantee you there is a burger-flipping job around the corner that will be 10 times better than this gig.
