Burger King Employee Training?
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I use to work at Burger King in Nebraska from June 2003 - May 2004.  \n\nThe first day I worked there I watched a 4 hour video about Burger King.  It covered things like "How to make a Whopper", food safety, employee saftey, and customer service.  Let me tell you, that was a long day.\n\nI was originally trianed for front counter and drive thru.  They made me learn the cash register and the buttons by practicing putting in "fake" orders.  After about an hour they put me on the counter and soon after that I learned drive through.  Most of this training was done by other employees who I believe were not certified in training.\n\nAfter being there a little longer I went to this full day course in which I learned more food saftey and customer service.  I got a nice little pin for my hat for attending.  \n\nMy training was done by other employees, not managers.  Co-workers tend to train you in the "short cuts" instead of correct procedure.
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http://www.bpoindia.org/companies/training.shtml\n\nmost of these guys also teach without corporate deals, all you got to do is to speak to them
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a personal trainer, a full-time chef, and the discipline to do as they say.  for those of us who can't afford employees to help, the basic idea is to eat less and exercise.\n\npretty simple, but everyone wants some magic method to make it easier.  there isn't one.  eat less and exercise!
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Apply at Mc Donalds where you will have success fliping burgers and have at least one meal free a day  !\n\nWhat could be more succesful than that ?
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sorry man i know you want real answer but really try to read strategys  for the biggest fast food restaurants\n\n\ni hope the best for you
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just keep checking back with McDonalds. they usually go through a lot of employees because some people decide they don't like it after a few weeks, some even after a few days. and try applying to other fast food places around there. you might also be able to get a seasonal job at the mall. I don't know how it works where you live though. a lot of laws vary state to state.
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http://www.food-industry-training.co.uk/
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bouncer advice is good. but its easier said than done. but once you are in you are in! you really have to know more than fight skills though, public relations, and common sense are essential. you can teach fighting, but not brains, so make sure you are a gentleman rogue, and not a thug, or you will make too many enemies...\n\nGet to know the appropriate laws of tresspass, assault, etc to protect your actions. \nAt 34 I feel like its nearly time to give it up and let some young blood take my place...though I get NZ$20 - 25 p/h depending on where I am. a couple of 12 hour shifts and its good money. plus tips.\n\nor if you have a great passion and skill level, try tuition. try private classes at the YMCA. you you have a solid background it shouldnt be hard to get started on a small scale and slowly build it up.
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LOL @ fire starter!!!\n\nseriously, for a felon, you can hardly work at burger king.
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I know you can read a book "fish"\nIT is a manual on ways to motivate your employees
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call up one in your area, ask for advice on becoming one, kind of schooling.........etc....alot of places hire to train employees.....dont be shy, just call one up..........or go in to see one, thats what i am doing.......
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the library and burger king.
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Not sure where you are in Kentucky, but you could try this site as at least a starting point.  They may know of other training places in your area.\n\nhttp://www.frontsight.com/news.asp?Action=ViewNews&ID=90
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Make friends with someone higher up in the company and seek their advice.  Most people like to teach the "younger" employees.  Tell them you are impressed that they are so successful and that you want to be just like them and believe me you wont be able to shut them up ;)
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I am a supervisor , i just went through a 'Managing for Premier Performance" training email me at eazter@yahoo.com and i will get that to you
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Go to a gym and get a person trainer.
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I'm looking for employees.  If you're interested with working with people/kids in the fitness/sports industry, contact me, newlife4rf@yahoo.com