I recently saw a recruitment message: Yum! China! Brands is looking for reserve managers of KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants.

Resumes should be screened first. After that, it will be a preliminary test. Introduce yourself first. After the introduction, the service industry will eliminate some people with unattractive faces and figures (to put it bluntly, they are fat and ugly) and some older people. When introduced, they will also be passed on. After the introduction, there will be a group discussion, which will test your language ability and thinking ability. You will discuss some issues, such as what to do in case of various emergencies. In short, you must speak, or you will be passed if you don't speak. I seem to have written a form after I finished it. Just write truthfully. After that, we will wait for the notice. If you try it for the first time, it's a second interview. It should be a one-on-one interview with the district manager or something. In fact, it's just a casual chat, telling the truth, relaxing and being modest. Of course, you should be close to what the service industry should have, such as customers are God and employees are the foundation. It's simple. After that, it was a trial run. I should arrange an early shift or a late shift for you to try. Very hard! It will help you learn how to fry French fries, make hamburgers, mix water with drinks and so on. You must remember these things, and eventually you will be asked to write. What you will write is actually bullshit. When this matter is finished, we will wait for the notice, and a manager will pick you up. This is basically a two-way choice, mainly depending on yourself. Personally, I think this job is too hard. It's okay to get up early, and staying up late is really tiring. And his work is not very good for him, because his work experience is not recognized by other industries, so you must think twice before doing this! (The key is that promotion is not easy) And the working environment is confined to the workshop, which is really suffocating. Although the temperature in KFC is suitable, the workshop is very dry and hot.