Experiences at Dairy Queen

Knowing some of the people that work there and having good work, people, and comunication skills.

There is no secret. Just be good with people.

Working with a person that obviously disliked me for an unknown reason. She criticized every small thing I did when it was not the way she would have done it and allowed many wrong doings by other employees. She was very unfair, but I did everything in my power to resist arguements with her and follow her demands no matter how ridiculous....

I did many different jobs. I cooked hambergers, washed dishes, kept up the restrooms, made ice creams, mopped floors, but my favorite part was cashiering and taking peoples' orders. I enjoyed making suggestions to what I believed the customer would enjoy and also had no problem breaking down every detail to any burger suggested....

I think my people skills are appearant when conversating with me. I'm very open and easy to talk to and get along with. I take pride in every task I do, no matter how small. I'm very enthusiastic and energetic. This is also appearant at first meeting.

I got my job at Dairy Queen to pay for a car, insurance, and various bills. I've continued there for the past three years, earning raises to enable me to grow and accept more responsibilites in my personal life.

I have had to run the entire customer load by myself, as well as the orders several times at this job. I have trained many workers who do not have a high school education. I've dealt with stressful customer relations very often, and have learned well how to calmly work with customers.

getting along with the other girls definately, they were such snobs.

well it wasn't very hard because they were desperate. all i had to do is ask for an application and i had the job.

I don't really know if there is a secret, on getting hired anywhere I think that you just have to be yourself because if you go in somewhere, acting like someone else then your not goin to feel comfy where you work and you should at least feel comfy where you usually have to spend 10 hours a day 5 or 6 days a week........