I go to the interview on Monday and go to work on Thursday in a restaurant, so why do I have to wait

For example, if an employee tells the boss that he is quitting and the boss needs to recruit a new employee, you are replacing the previous person's job.

There is also the time to card the salary, the first day you go to work is the day of the salary, and the next month is directly calculated on a monthly basis.

And, of course, you have two days to relax and prepare for that.

Anyway, I've already said that you'll be asked to go to work in two days, and you'll be asked to do it. It's not like they'll think about notifying you in two days.

I went to a restaurant for an interview on Monday and was only asked to go to work on Thursday. When a restaurant adds a new employee, it needs to make some preparations. If you don't want to do it, you can be notified at that time.

If I go to the interview on Monday and then go to work on Thursday, why do you call me to work two days later? What do you mean, do you want to do it or not.

They give you time to think it through.

It also gives them time to look at other people.

Hello! If there are a lot of people interviewed!

It's normal to weigh things up!

I don't know what level of restaurant you are interviewing with?

Or there are many interviews! Merit-based recruitment.

Either you're late to the call!