Phew... there will be a job for those currently working at Lloyds then? :/

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...-a7159361.html

Yes
Ideal switch Kizzy

"So are you still enjoying working at the bank then?"

"Actually, the bank closed down. Now I make chicken nuggets and McFlurries for kids to keep them going while they use the local Pokestop. But don't worry - I'm going for regional manager! There are only 5000 other people in my exact position going for the same job, so I like my chances!"

Would also point out that the company I work for - although clearly smaller than McDonald's - hasn't had a new RM position become available for something like 10 to 15 years... Upper level management becomes entrenched. Sure you can "dream" (hah...) but realistically, going into a bigger company as a grunt, the best you can expect is middle management. Woohoo!

Of what of business?

Thats None of Your Business
with Respect.

Thats Great TS.

Work Hard
Never Refuse to Clean the Bogs
Climb the McD Ladder


Do you know the Current CEO of the UK
McD
is a young bloke
http://www.itv.com/news/2016-07-27/m...use-of-brexit/
2nd video on this link


Feel The Force

Yes Nick Cleggy '
Get In There

Can't view videos (as I'm visiting my sister and her Internet is 0.3mb... Seriously...) but, whether the current McDonald's CEO is young or not, I find it very difficult to believe that he doesn't have a University degree.

Whilst I understand optimism and that it's useful, let's be honest, you have to have realistic expectations. The vest majority of kids going into burger-flipping roles are not even going to become a duty manager, let alone an RM and certainly not CEO. It's simple maths. They employ tens (hundreds?) of thousands of people and there are only a handful of management roles... To say that "everyone" can reach the higher salary levels somewhere like McDonald's is ridiculous.

Hahahaha TV cameras everywhere for a political stunt

Nick: "Oh Jesus Christ... We can't actually eat any of this muck... What are we going to do? COFFEE! Thank god, they do coffee! Two coffees please!"


Joke's on him: their coffee is also foul.

:joker::joker::joker::clap1::clap1::clap1::clap1: 'Ain't Dat Da Truth brudda.... Hey buddy can you spare a dime?' :hee:'

I love McDonalds Coffee, it's really strong :hee:

:laugh: And bloody scalding hot. :hee:

and I don't take milk either :worry:

:laugh: Whoa! How the hell do you manage to drink it without waiting half-an-hour and taking timid little sips like I do?

The trick is to take the lid off unless you're driving then you have to wait half an hour :laugh:

He was putting Sugar in
slowly,


McD Coffee has changed

Bleugh! How pedestrian. It is cheap and nasty and...

Which utterly destroys the flavour!

I make my own fresh ground coffee at home and it is delicious :hee:. McDonald's is bad even for cheap out-and-about coffee! Greggs and Subway are passable, if you MUST drink chain coffee :hmph:.

/TS

https://66.media.tumblr.com/a1d96090...jti3o1_500.gif

Prole quality assured :laugh:

Yeah, SO looking forward to those zero hour contracts which give everyone so much hope for their futures.

Been a while since i had a Maccy D's coffee but last time i did it was ****ing filth.
If you want a good strong one,Greggs do good coffees.They are strong but quality.

/ thread. We've all agreed that McDonald's coffee is awful and that Niamh has no right to call herself a coffee drinker from this day forward.

Rubbish coffee, rubbish food, rubbish jobs! NOT lovin' it.

Love the coffee at Maccy Dee's. Delicious! :love:

Hate take away coffee, rip off I know how a kettle works:smug: