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White Castles: A Leadership Analysis

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While employed at white castles, there where numerous times were I was able to display leadership qualities. At certain points through out working there, I was challenged constantly with new situations. Consequently, new and often problems occurred, such as intoxicated customers, belligerent workers and hazards. I did my part as a team member, by trying to reduce any problems that I saw before it could get out of

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