My opinion on Southern Rail has nothing to do with my dining experience it has EVERYTHING to do with professionalism. I applied for a serving position in late September and went through two interviews. The first one was with Casey, the second one was with Ty, I believe that's his name. Following my second interview I was offered the job. Casey and I had scheduled my start date for the following Monday. With excitement I purchased my uniform and was ready to start. When Monday came Casey called to inform me that there was a scheduling conflict and the person who was going to train me couldn't start until the following week. I was very understanding because I know life happens and things come up. He asked if I'd be able to start the following week. I wasn't sure because while he canceled on my training I found another job and so I gave him a call back with my updated schedule. We picked a new start date. The Monday my new schedule started I received another call from Casey 15 minutes before my shift started saying that the person who was supposed to train me couldn't come in and he didn't trust the rest of his staff to train me. I said that was fine, but I was pretty frustrated considering this was the second time. I decided to call back and asked him to call me when he knew someone was available to train me. Two weeks went by and i didn't hear from him. On the third week I called and he was busy and never got back to me. I called this morning and he told me they had internal changes and a bunch of other things. I told him that I saw the recent craigslist ad looking for servers. He said some other excuses and the said we should move forward and go our separate ways. I told him I couldn't agree more. I feel like my time was wasted.