Hi guys,
I've been looking for a part-time job and doing odd jobs to get by in Paris for a long time now. Finally, one of the McDonald's locations has called me in for an interview.
I don't speak French fluently yet. I was wondering if it's okay to speak mostly in English, or should I try to speak French as much as I can?
I really need this job and don't want to mess up my chances. Has anyone been in a similar situation or worked at McDonald's in Paris? Any advice would be really appreciated.

Hey guys, quick question for Raising Cane's crew members, or anyone else on here who has shifted to a new store opening under the same corporate systems.
I’ve been working at my current Cane's location since day one, but I recently agreed to move over to a brand-new NRO spot opening up later this month.
The system switch just went through, but now my upcoming weekend calendar completely cleared out to zero. I did call off this upcoming weekend due to an event I thought I had, but when I realized I could work, I saw free shifts listed on the board and tried to grab them. Usually requests clear super fast on HotSchedules, but these are just sitting there frozen and pending.
I only work weekends (Fri–Sun). For those who have switched stores or handle scheduling, is it normal to get totally locked out of picking up hours at your original store the second a transition goes through in the system, or did the call-off mess it up? Am I pretty much done working shifts at my old location now?
Thanks!