NYC Mayor Eric Adams ethers low skilled workers
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I've been both a restaurant worker and office worker. Unless you're required some sort of genius level work, most office work is the same repetitive task like any kitchen job. Adams is in over his head. I would say the restaurant work is a ton more pressure and high level execution. When that lunch or dinner rush hits and you gotta remember a million things while not fukkin up causing a dasiy chain of unhappy customers, you'll find office work easy.
When was the last time you went to McDonald's and received poor customer service?
Their customer service skills might be poor but it isn't the job that will reveal that as the demands are not complex.
He will still win, unless something big happens.
No because In and Out Pays their workers 17 dollars an hour and everything is better, the food, the service, the quality of the facility
lmao at eating at McDonalds, you must be just has broke as the people working at McDonalds if you are eating there
lmao at a grown man eating grade school cafeteria food
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You okay? It feels as though you're talking for the sake of talking. Log off and take your medication.
NYSTATEOFMIND
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Youre addressing a literal smart dumb nikka. Save yourself some time and disengage.
NYSTATEOFMIND
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Exhibit A of lack of intelligence.
your so corny....have fun trolling the coli
Guvnor
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He's terrible. Remember seeing a headline he was biking around the city to try to show he is a real new yorker.
All I could think was this corny gimmicky dude over here. He is worse than Diblasio already and he is trying to hard and doing too much. Focus on the real fukking issues.
All I could think was this corny gimmicky dude over here. He is worse than Diblasio already and he is trying to hard and doing too much. Focus on the real fukking issues.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
U overestimate people
Using Excel is a skill. Everyone lies about it on their resume. It has some advanced functions to it too.
Same holds true in the overwhelming majority of office settings. I'm in logistics, and a lot of the people I work with in loftier positions are pretty useless when it comes to doing anything outside of their narrow job definition. In fact, for a lot of positions that are directly interacting with our clients, or behind the scenes keeping things moving, we've been hiring these "unskilled" workers ol boy was talking about, and they're putting in serious work, and a lot of it is based off of them simply being able to multitask.
