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What is it like working as a Cook, Short Order?
May 2022
I love working with the other employees, but the work is hard and very stressful.
Cook, Short Order in Milan:
Pros: Having job security
Cons: The struggle getting some employees to show up on time
April 2022
Demanding.
Cook, Short Order in Springfield:
Pros: Steady
Cons: Post dependent for other that have multilabel jobs with in them self that are required even when more then one post is required to be covered, and not knowing the particulars of the certainties of like a timer for a reheat after dropping a left post for a second to know if it was the same reheat or the same item that was already dealt with left without an explanation or cleared order item or remaining item to yet to be filled or an uncooked item that still being cooked longer with limited controls that have limited information on them with even any changes or addition known to anyone else with out a problem without asking that is a problem asked that is time consuming.
June 2021
Meh.
Cook, Short Order in North Bay:
Pros: The people here are fantastic! A great community and very kind and helpful
Cons: There is a lot of crime and a drug problem. Not safe to walk along anywhere, no jobs and the rent is insane
March 2019
Nice place to live.
Cook, Short Order in Pittsburgh:
Pros: Its a fair place
Cons: Dont know anywhere
February 2018
Knowing sanitation also knowing how to manage people.
Cook, Short Order in Worcester:
Get to know your surrounding like high points and low points. Know how to take refrigerator temperature and detect is their are any issues.
July 2017
Cook, Short Order in Winnipeg:
Pros: It's close to home, I'm close to family and friends.
Cons: Depending on where you are it can be pretty scary but it's not so bad.
May 2016
Friction Points & Glide Paths for Line Cooks Lifestyle.
Cook, Short Order:
1. Soar muscles that keep you from executing a swift routine during a rush or prep hour. Your legs are soar from that workout on Wednesday. Mom warned you that you shouldn't go the extra mile. You get the feeling you're a prisoner running on a never-ending treadmill. Solution 01: drink a smoothie, relax on the massage chair, and enjoy!Solution 02: pack an ice pack in your lunch kit to help constrict your blood vessels. Solution 03: use a battery operated electronic massager to wrestle with those tension points. Solution 04: practicing flexibility exercises everyday to enhance you're range of motion. Solution 05: apply tiger balm the night before the shift to wake up to a new day feeling rejuvenated. Solution 05: Ask the supervisor if you're can take a short break to rest your weary bones. If they don't believe you show them your Fitbit monitor to prove it. 2. Your co-workers are leaving you out of their reindeer games.
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