Did anyone here ever work at Outback? How is it?There is a restaurant near my house, but I don't know if it's a good idea, first because the tourist season is coming, and second because I have never worked at a restaurant. The pay is ok, but I googled, and they got like 100 items, this shit could be a mess. I have no problem working under pressure, but I'm really slow when cooking. Do you think it is a good idea?
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Before my fibromyalgia got bad, one of the best jobs I had was waiting on tables. I learned social skills and got a lot of tips. I just wish I'd focused more on college than trying to make money to get away from my parents. Maybe don't cook at the restaurant. Wait on tables.
>>35088548Opposite experience. Prepcooking was chill. Customers are stressful
>>35087873>because I have never worked at a restaurant.>I'm really slow when cookingChances they'll even consider you for an interview are very close to zero. Do something else OP, there is a very hard ceiling on what you can make wage wise in the restaurant industry anyway.>>35088607Prep cooking is usually a test of how much of a shitty job you can take.
>>35088548Waiting high end, or even just mid restaurants here often pays more than low and entry level stem jobs....
