I m a full time KFC player, trained in the kitchen for 5 days, worked a day shift, and didn t want t

Newcomers will be a little overwhelmed to do anything skilled After all, how difficult is the kitchen of KFC Now you have to control the working hours, most of the kitchen in the store is a person This is very normal If you want to say that the kitchen of KFC is bitter, how can it not be bitter to make money in the world If you want to resign, you also need to go to the store to go through the procedures After all, you are full-time If you leave the job, there are still some procedures to be done If you do a good job, the store manager will be on fire He can also drag you to slowly handle the resignation In this case, it will be difficult for you to find other jobs later, and KFC doesn't care about your salary, whether you do it or not, anyway, as long as it's your working hours, it will pay you when the time comes.

I think other people work very well, as for tiredness, that's your hands, the efficiency is the bottom, and the dry is the same, as long as you survive the first few days, even if you take a big step forward, you will be more capable in the future; If you're afraid of getting tired and quitting, whatever. It's just one less opportunity to exercise. You don't care about the money, you're still free.

OK! It's okay to be happy with your work, but it's better to change to what you think is good, and be kind to yourself.

Yes, anyway, I just came, and I didn't sign the contract.