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Hey guys, I have an AQ.

Currently working for a fast food chain on the side to my main job, the site manager has offered me a job as a lead. It's a fair amount of money, but there a couple of draw backs. I could really use the money, and as a matter of practicality it's pretty tempting, but Lord have mercy, the place is in shambles. The site manager can't keep himself in line, he's wildly addicted to caffeine, 2/3 of his lead staff are addicts, and the other 1/3 is weak minded. This leads to all sorts of issues, sanitation and inventory among the top, but as well as staffing, the wages aren't terrible but the culture is basically wigga. I think I can keep above it, but there is the issue of it rubbing off on me and then the other side is that I'm not integrating with the lead staff well. I think the site manager wants to see the place improve but we're talking a 180 degree shift and I'm not sure that an entire change in management wouldn't be in order, with maybe 25% of staff retention. I could probably share a candid conversation with the district manager, but on the other side I also wonder if this is a fight I should even get involved in. I could very well see this going full blown trailer trash. On the other side, I see it as an easy win. I could probably be managing the site within the year. The prospective career from there is likely more lucrative than my main job (I've been hustling away for over two years with very little feed back).

Is anyone willing to do a reading on the situation for me? I can get behind fixing the place or just putting my head down. I guess I'm wondering which is more beneficial in the longer run.
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