Little Ceasars Job Analysis

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Little Ceasers was one of the three jobs I’ve worked in that required some physical toughness, in order to complete what needed to be done. I received the job from an acquaintance who ended up quitting once I began. I would arrive to work by driving in my own vehicle, and most times, I wouldn’t depart until two hours after my shift ended. Various people who never work there would think it’s a simple job and you should be an expert at it by day one. In reality, it takes some time to master the positions, and since everything is supposed to be fast, you needed to be quick with your hands: quick with solutions to unexpected problems. To begin with, countless Little Ceasars customers are impatient when it comes to Pizza, and if the pizza isn’t out yet, they start to become rude and dehumanize the workers. I would earn $8.25 hourly, but my body would demand for it to be more. Working there would require for you to be tolerant to standing up for hours and …show more content…

You would need to have excellent communication skills in order to please the managers but also the customers that fundamentally funds the whole business. By doing so, when a customer walked in, perhaps a greeting or introducing was acceptable, like a “hey, how you doin’?” or “Adan here, what can I get you”. While receiving an order on the phone, you needed some form of concentration to focus on what is being said on the phone in an environment that is loud. Even though some customers aren’t nice and think it’s appropriate to take their anger out on a fast food worker, you are to be the bigger person and tolerate their behavior. That being said, your nice behavior could change their mood, and have them satisfied to come again. Another skill that would tie in with communications is if you know multiple languages, for the reason that you wouldn’t have a problem with customers behind them waiting in line. You could attend them in an efficient

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