In “The Fast-Food Factories; McJobs are Bad for Kids,” Amitai Etzioni argues that working for McDonald’s creates more harm for teenagers than the employment does any good. Amitai tries to prove that these jobs destabilize the adolescent’s presence and participation at school, and how jobs have become an interference due to teenagers consecutively running the management of the corporation. These teenagers eventually do not develop the necessary skills that they need for both later in life, nor the availability for time management in the present day. The author provides statistic evidence to prove how this lacking dexterity, especially during school. To demonstration this, the writer contrasts her viewpoint by considering the opposing point