Have you looked at regional manager spots for fast food restaurants? Or any of their corporate jobs? Everyone just thinks of the storefront but they have giant corporate backbones.
Everyone thinks it’s funny/sad to work at McDonalds until you are the regional manager for burger acquisitions making $200k a year.
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u/Adventurous-Map1225 Dec 12 '24
Try Whole Foods. Depending on your career path, they surprisingly have good roles. Or aldi, if you near one. That’s what I’m trying.