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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
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What do I call the guy who works at Macdonald's? worker?
What do I call the guy who works at a shop?
What do I call the guy who works at a bookstore(NOT A LIBRARY)?
What do I call the guy who works at a shop?
What do I call the guy who works at a bookstore(NOT A LIBRARY)?
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Employees, or ‘guys who work’, have different titles. Mostly, you won’t learn what their true position/title is from a single visit to their place of employment. Thus, you won’t actually ‘call’ them anything, but you might refer to them when speaking about them to someone else.
- Employees, or ‘guys who work’, have different titles.
- Mostly, you won’t learn what their true position/title is from a single visit to their place of employment.
- Thus, you won’t actually ‘call’ them anything, but you might refer to them when speaking about them to someone else.
- At Macdonald’s – I’m guessing you refer to ‘McDonald’s Restaurant” – they are likely Crew Members and Team Leaders that serve customers.
- Above them are various Managers.
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Employees, or ‘guys who work’, have different titles. Mostly, you won’t learn what their true position/title is from a single visit to their place of employment. Thus, you won’t actually ‘call’ them anything, but you might refer to them when speaking about them to someone else.
At Macdonald’s – I’m guessing you refer to ‘McDonald’s Restaurant” – they are likely Crew Members and Team Lea
At Macdonald’s – I’m guessing you refer to ‘McDonald’s Restaurant” – they are likely Crew Members and Team Lea
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