PT ODC sup or Restaurant manager

[Bhang083]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

Take the restaurant job.....

 

[ManInBrown]

LOLOL. You have to love this forum. Nothing like asking complete strangers, advice for a potentially very important life decision.

This type of thread only ranks second to the thread, of someone asking specific questions about there building instead of just asking their steward

 

[By The Book]

If you need to stay busy, take the restaurant job. If you can handle a lot of unpaid free time, try the UPS thing.

 

[By The Book]

LOLOL. You have to love this forum. Nothing like asking complete strangers, advice for a potentially very important life decision.

This type of thread only ranks second to the thread, of someone asking specific questions about there building instead of just asking their steward

People trust UPS drivers and value their opinions

 

[Bhang083]

Are the advancement opportunities next to nil?

 

[Poop Head]

People trust UPS drivers and value their opinions

My wife seems to think differently

 

[Fenris]

Are the advancement opportunities next to nil?

There are plenty of advancement opportunities, more than in the restaurant business. If you have a degree and do a good job, you'll be better off a few years down the road.

 

[burrheadd]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

Take the restaurant job and sling weed out the back door you'll make buku bucks

 

[Box Ox]

People trust UPS drivers and value their opinions

My wife seems to think differently

Hey, she should go into management!

 

[Poop Head]

Hey, she should go into management!

I'm trying to get her to quit her job and stay home full time.. not the opposite, yet.

 

[542thruNthru]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

I don't know the building you're looking at but we have tons of PT supes with college degrees. Yes it will help buy not nearly as much as you might think (depending on the size of your building).

Very rarely do we have a PT supe go full time under 5 years here. So if you can work PT for 3 to 5 years and be happy go for it.

Good luck with your decision.

(P.S. we have many PT supes with degrees that have been PT for 10-15 years)

 

[watdaflock?]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

Depends on the restaurant and who you'll be reporting to.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

I don't know the building you're looking at but we have tons of PT supes with college degrees. Yes it will help buy not nearly as much as you might think (depending on the size of your building).

Very rarely do we have a PT supe go full time under 5 years here. So if you can work PT for 3 to 5 years and be happy go for it.

Good luck with your decision.

(P.S. we have many PT supes with degrees that have been PT for 10-15 years)

Soooooooooooooooo, like I said. Take the restaurant job.

 

[542thruNthru]

Soooooooooooooooo, like I said. Take the restaurant job.

Agree but it all depends on how miserable being a restaurant manager makes him. Some people would gladly take pt to get away from a job they loathe.

 

[BakerMayfield2018]

Agree but it all depends on how miserable being a restaurant manager makes him. Some people would gladly take pt to get away from a job they loathe.

Re reading his post he is asking which would be better for his career to advance also. Hands down it's same answer.

 

[Wally]

I was hired to be a pt ODC sup off the street, but received an offer to be a restaurant manager a day later. The odc pays $16 at 27.5 hrs per week. The restaurant job pays base salary of $48k and I'll work 5 ten hour shifts. I've been a restaurant manager for years and I'm trying to find a different career, but will the opportunity be worth it if I have to be pt for at least a year? I have a college degree already, looking to advance in a career company.

What would you do?

What's the deal with restaurant workers and smoking? You always see staff behind the place taking a drag. Seems they all love the smokes?

 

[Indecisi0n]

What's the deal with restaurant workers and smoking? You always see staff behind the place taking a drag. Seems they all love the smokes?

Most do it because their bored of living and are just trying to speed up the death process.

 

[Over 70]

What's the deal with restaurant workers and smoking? You always see staff behind the place taking a drag. Seems they all love the smokes?

Those aren't cigarettes. Seriously

 

[Over 70]

Ok upstate Dave, please weight in, correct me and let your unquestioned, omnipresent wisdom shine down since you clicked disagree on my half joking statement.