- Coworkers (especially older ones) will look down on newcomers and be passive aggressive and harass you if you don't complete your work in time and just in general
- The company expects personalized service for each customer AND you must be fast doing it
- Coworkers are unresponsive and carry a permanent scowl from years of drudging away at this job(I once said good morning 3 weeks in a row to one of my older coworkers without as much as a head nod of acknowledgment)
- Stock levels being missing or not refilled in a timely manner by other members of the team impedes your progress and soon becomes a logistical nightmare in a job where even losing 5 minutes could snowball into 30+ minutes
- Management promised a 10-minute break for every 4 hours of work but you'll be lucky if you are even able to get a drink of water without coworkers and management hassling you about it
- A VERY physically demanding job, you have to walk and run around the entire location serving every patient without a chance to catch breathe
- In addition to this being twice (or maybe even 3) times as harder than a comparable job at a local restaurant or fast food chain store you still get minimum wage
- The theme of the location and geographic area is predominantly Christan but it feels weird and even insensitive to other religions to shoe-horn the theme into every part of the service.
- Because of the physically demanding aspects of the job if you don't get a full 8 hours of sleep beforehand you will be physically exhausted to the point of falling asleep immediately when you get home only to wake up and do it again
