How to find a part-time job in KFC or McDonald's?

KFC generally recruits college students to take part-time jobs all the year round. It's simple. Go to the store you want to go to and ask directly, and then make an appointment for an interview. Go home and wait for the call.

McDonald's generally doesn't hire people directly, but it's much easier if you have classmates there. And it is said that M's management system is very good. If you can be an assistant manager in M, it shows that you have management talent, and it will be much easier to find a job in the same industry. Good reputation.

Extended data:

Part-time job: different from full-time, it means that employees hold other jobs in addition to their own jobs. Part-time workers can not only receive the wages of their own jobs, but also receive other wages of part-time jobs according to the standards. Part-time jobs refer to jobs outside their main businesses. If they only do one job, they are called full-time.

China generally does not implement the part-time job policy, but in the economic system reform, employees are allowed to take up a second job in their spare time after completing their eight-hour work tasks, and teachers, scientific and technological personnel and lawyers are allowed to take up part-time jobs without affecting their jobs and get corresponding remuneration. In addition, some part-time jobs in China are not suitable for getting paid. Such as administrative personnel and teaching, teachers and administrative positions.

In the 30 years before the reform and opening up in China, people were not allowed to engage in paid second jobs other than their own jobs. At that time, doing part-time jobs was considered as "doing nothing" and "capitalist private land". It was not until after the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee that part-time jobs were legal in China.

Source of personnel

1, retirees who "play the residual heat";

2. Scientific and technical personnel with "learning expertise";

3. Teachers, actors, doctors, journalists, newspaper editors, athletes, etc. They have plenty of spare time, energy and ability.

References:

(Baidu Encyclopedia: Part-time)