McDonald's

Worked for nearly 2 years until September 2009. After back surgery not related to a work related injury, I simply received no further shifts or an explanation.

Worked there for 3+ years enjoyed my job really did , enjoyed my bosses and my crew i was very dedicated to the company wish it was both ways

I work at McDonald’s for seven years. I really enjoyed working with a lot of the employees and the boss is amazing.

I worked there since August and as my first paying job it honestly didn’t make me wanna get another one the way I got betrayed by a manager.

Work hard and nothing ever changes the management stays the same, unfair. Toxic work environment. If your looking for a good work environment don’t choose this company.

Work for them for 2 years until one of their Melbourne stores got shut down for stealing a bunch of food and then the district manager started coming down hard on my particular store. And then every single violation became a write-up while managers could do pretty much anything they want from showing up 45 minutes late to sending people home early for any reason that they want. GM will not allow you to contact her unless she is scheduled to work at a certain time so any emergency that happens you're on your own for

McDonald’s is a great place to start working. It teaches you customer service skills. Working here I have met a lot of new people as in coworkers and regular customers. The job is very rewarding

My mom send me a picture with the application and the first thing I did was apply and the store manager called me in 2 days a she scheduled me for an interview since that day I’m still working there

Did maintenance for seven stores had to use my own truck my own gas and my own equipment to make these stores run. I was told one thing didn’t receive it. I know what I’m doing. Very good friend who works for McDonald’s as a maintenance supervisor done a great job training me And then I got screwed.

I worked as a crew trainer at Mc Donalds in Fort Collins, CO. It was a demanding job, but I trained people to work various stations at the Mc Donalds store. I quite there when my wife pasted away, and moved to Arizona.

I worked for a year at McDonald's I loved my job there but during the fair it was a whole lot more of a job bc that location was jus a block from th fair. Any other time was great.

Worked there for 13 year’s horrible but loved my gm she was amazing company its self not so good I don’t have much to say I was comfortable but no longer want to be in fast food now that I’m on my 40s so that’s that guess I will just waste my fear sweet time and that that

I got fired because I’ll admit I was coming to work late but I always did my work and ever since I got let go I’ve been consistent wit other jobs picking up shifts working over time clocking in 5 min early

so my story to mcdanalds there was alot of people and managers even co workers telling me what to do they basically treated me wrong and with this experience i had here ill never work in a fast food restaraunt i love being nice but if you treat me like a slave well i will report you

Cleaning cooking making sandwiches making sure everything fresh change mop bucket make sure they don’t run out of fries I was doin a lot

I loved working at McDonald’s. Fast pace, keeps you busy & time flys by. I enjoyed the people & the customers.

I've worked at McDonald's for multiple years and they are very understanding and work with me when I need to change my schedule or take time off. I am offered insurance but the pay is not much for the stress of the job. Your offered free food with each shift but it's low quality

Inspired by the fun, a few kids joined in, twirling around with their Happy Meal boxes. Jake started a "Burger Boogie" competition, where the best dancer won a free sundae. The laughter and joy spread, making the restaurant feel like a carnival. By the end of the day, Jake had not only served burgers but also created unforgettable memories.

I worked there almost 20 years and I enjoyed most of the time besides working late nights and I didn’t care for that, but otherwise I enjoyed working there

I applied as soon as I turned 16, and it was an amazing first experience for working at the company. Many coworkers and managers helped me improve my customer service skills, and boost my ability to participate in team building

I worked there for a few months before leaving I would work five days out of the week and about eight hours it was months before I got paid and it was a lot for the many hour I was putting in

It was horrible. The whole time i worked there i tried my best to make orders for drive thru door dash front line and uber eats while management watched me struggle.

I would not recommend this type of job if you too are disabled/ a member of the LGBT community, as you will NOT be listened to if you are discriminated against, and the managers are likely to be the ones partaking in the mistreatment.

This is probably the worse one I’ve worked at. I’m so good at McDonald’s and I thought I could possibly have a career in it but when the upper heads don’t care as much as the crew don’t care. You can’t get anywhere

Worked there for over a year had fun while making money and learning from others.people were nice and was able to handle any customers complaints without to many issues

Well I was a maintenance worker at McDonald, aka I was the one that did most of the cleaning around the place, tho the work life was somewhat entertaining.

Great first job and I feel as if it taught me a lot of skills such as leadership, how to be organized

The experience was well-rounded and taught me meaningful communication skills, the importance of being apart of a team and working in a fast pace environment.

I worked in Mcdonald's for over a year and saw a lot of people who quite this place cause how bad they have been treated. And same happened to me all the time they yelled and put me down making me feel like a slave there

I was verbally abused my manager, had coworkers that didn’t do their job, quit because of that. The day I quit, the manager that usually verbally abused me got mad at me, she wanted an explanation as to why I was leaving, she was asking me in front of all my coworkers, and she got mad because I said that I wanted to leave because of me moving away, which was a lie, I was too scared to tell her to her face it was because she verbally abused me. In my resumes I say it was because I had to start senior year, but I was truly going to work during school too, but I quit days before summer ended, had support from my mother who was outside of the McDonalds waiting for me to quit, I was a minor while working too, because of the bad experience in McDonald, it was truly hard to even go back to that same McDonald’s I worked before to even go eat.

I have been with the company for five years. I love working for McDonald’s Corporation. Great Pay & Benefits they take care of they employees. And I take care of the store. I run a shift as they would expect me too. I love all the GM & AM and Supervisors I have worked with.

I loved the environment loved meeting new people new friends. But it was to much as a manager you had to do employees job and not manger job it started getting stressful working more hours because other managers or employees never showed it takes a toll in your family life missing their activities family time

It’s ok place to work at im cool with all the managers and crew members sometimes things get bad and everyone is doing they own thing instead of everyone being a team

Started as crew member and worked myself up to Dept Manager. Very supportive co workers. Benefits also were available. However working different shifts is also expected. Loved it

As for my career with McDonald’s I started with them at 15 years old in the production area assembling sandwiches. I was a Swing Manager at 18 years old at the same time, I was a senior in high school. Once, I graduated from high school I was promoted to General Manager at a $4.1 Million Dollar location. I was a Multi Unit Supervisor leading three restaurants/three GMs. By the age of 25 I was promoted to Area Supervisor leading five restaurants. Fast forward to now I was promoted to Director of Operations running a 19 store organization. I was in my role for 3 years before leaving in 2021 to start my own small business. However, the best aspects of working at McDonald's is actually enjoying the busy pace and multiple things that need to be accomplished. My days are never boring. Also, Mcdonalds Corporation really cares about their employees and their training program at Hamburger University is top notch. Many successful people in business started here.

Not a good place to work understaffed, staff is overworked, management doesn't care, pay is low. No appreciation

Very nice workplace and very friendly workers and all surround is very nice and very quality and free foods for employee

You are constantly busy and very easy to get overwhelmed with required to usually do multiple task at one time

I started off by hating it but I grew as a person and grew up to where I was yes to be more than grew so I adjusted myself and life and worked my way to manage.

Great place to work! Great location! Fun times. Managers and directors were fair. Easy to get along with peers.😂

I felt very unappreciated and taken advantage of as I have been a manager at many restaurants. The manager here doesn’t know how to speak to people and treats everyone like they are disposable no matter how hard you work for them… she doesn’t need her position honestly

After they let another Manager Put Her Hands On Me Get Up In My Face 3 times and call me abusive names they are racist and do not know anything about Great Customer Service. The coworkers are all Rude, Disrespectful, and will take advantage of you

I learned everything there, customer service was essential for us in that particularly store I will definitely work at McDonald’s again

Happy to get along with everyone, able to adapt to many work conditions and always maintain an optimistic spirit

McDonald's was my first job that I have worked in since I had no experience. I know that I should be greatful for having the job which I am since I have stayed there for the rough 5 years straight. If I had to tell myself where to work for first timers, it should NOT be McDonald's. McDonald's always have the worst crews, unhygienic, unsanitary environment, and foul mouth. I understood why EVERY customer would treat each coworker with disrespect. Not only that, the crew members, especially the managers are always stealing, favoritism, blackmailing, and all the other harmful things you can think of. The reason why I stayed there working for years is because McDonald's do have flexible hours and only if you chat with the managers for multiple times until they accept it. Overall McDonald's is the "Don't Recommend" unless you have criminal records and no one is hiring you.

dirty people touching the food of the clients. went they are making the food, no wash hands, no change of glove. touching they hear, ass crack to made the food, disgusting but they allow it. manager screaming to the minor employees.

Honestly one of my more enjoyable careers to say the least, the coworkers are friendly and willing to help out and the majority of managers know what they're doing, though there sadly was an incident that resulted in me losing good faith in the higher ups as an incident occurred in which an employee had been taking unwarranted photos of me during work hours, when bringing this to the multiple managers attention it seemed that little to no one was going to do anything about it, even when asking for a different schedule I still saw him the next day I worked, I also believe I haven't been paid for the time I did work until my departure so there's that as well, ultimately the scum is still working there and I'm looking for a new job, thank you McDonalds, I cried to sleep for a week

I think it's going good. Just sometimes i feel like i an not wanted. but that is not all the time. I am thank full for this job though.

Because the cost of living so expensive would be different to balance it out $15.00 from 12.50 options All bills paid apartments $1100 a month month $875 2023 in Fort Worth Texas different from New York

I use to work for McDonald’s long time ago I really like it a lot I like what I do as an employee I do have 8 children of my own I would like to set good example for them as grown up and getting good jobs so they can support them selfs and there families one day .