Best

           The moment in my life that I was truly the best is when i was a Crew Trainer for McDonald's back in Fort Dodge, Iowa. I was seventeen years old with all of the answers. I was the best at what I did and everyone respected me for it.

           I had just been promoted to Crew Trainer after being there for only a year. Right away I began working on my leadership skills and being a team player. My job was to train all the new and current crew members so that they could perform there job correctly and by the books. So after training them I would give them a test so that they could prove to me that they learned how to do the job by McDonald's standards or not. If they passed it would be filed and the goal is to have all the crew members complete them, and there are approximately 50 of them.

         I myself had all 50 completed. It took me around three months to complete all of them. Usually once a month the other Crew Trainer and I would get together and talk about the good things that have been going on and any bad things that we have noticed. There is a particular manager that is in charge of the Crew Trainers and we would let him know what we talked about and what was going on and how we can fix it for the better.

      So why I was the best is because I could remember all of the information and I had great leadership and decision making skills.If anybody had a question they could ask me and I would be able to tell them the answer like its nothing. Unlike most of my coworkers I was easy to get along with, had a great relationship with my managers. 

      My Crew Trainer experience has to when I was at my best because I really was. I was trained so that I could do anything at the store. I was fast and making and wrapping sandwiches. I was a stud on the grills and fry products. Thats why I consider this moment in my life for when I was the best.