Dongwangbang kitchen tired?

The position of helping the kitchen is usually a hard job, because it requires long-term physical activities such as standing, bending over and lifting weights. But whether you are tired or not depends on other factors:

1. Work intensity: The intensity of helping the kitchen will be affected by the number of people eating. If it is a busy meal rush hour, you may feel tired if you need to deal with a large number of orders and ingredients. When eating less, the work intensity will be relatively reduced.

2. Working environment: Some kitchens may be small, hot or humid, or they may lack air circulation, which will increase the discomfort and fatigue of work.

3. Personal physical strength and adaptability: Everyone's physical strength and adaptability are different. Some people may be able to adapt to high-intensity work, while others may feel tired.

So generally speaking, helping the kitchen may be tiring, but we should also consider the specific situation and personal adaptability. It is very important for people who want to engage in this position to know their physical strength and adaptability.