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Assistant Manager
in Los Angeles, CA

"This was a great job."

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"There was possible growth with the company."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Just be the best at what you do."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"There was nothing that I really did not like at McDonald's."

Assistant Manager

"McDonald's is a great company with excellent training programs and benefits if the owner/operator so desires to share them."

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"I like the fast pace of the units. I like the ability to show what I can do in a restaurant."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"I dislike not having the chance to demonstrate my ability."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Allow people to grow."

Assistant Manager
in Arlington Heights, IL

"DO NOT GO TO WORK FOR MCDONALD'S UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE!!!"

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"The health insurance was very cheap. Barely anything was taken out of my check for it. And because Americans are so obsessed with crappy fast food, you will have job security. Other than that, I HATED the job."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"One: don't. You will hate it. They will put you through an OJE. That is them observing you interact with customers, employees, etc. You are working. It is like an audition. They supposedly pay you for it but I never got my check for it. The OJE can be two or three days. Mine was two. I think they went back to three. Once hired, you are not trained well at all. It is either sink or swim,. These restaurant managers have too much to do and they barely have time to train you. I know a lot of manager trainees who, after 3 months of being there, only knew the register and not much else. Their training program is non-existent. If you try to say something to someone about it, they will reverse it on you and say you are responsible for your own development. How the hell do you expect someone to learn a job if no one will teach it to them Life is too short to work somewhere that is so horrible. There are other jobs. Go apply there. I only wish that I read something like this before I started with them."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"A lot of things. For one, if you are a manager, you are expected to be available 24 hours a day. So, yes, you are expected to work overnights. You will not have a dating life, a social life, or a family life. They tell you that you will get one weekend off a month. I worked three and four months in a row with no weekend off, not even a Saturday. I worked all weekend. You will be working six days a week and still be making the same salary. As a salaried manager, you are nothing but slave labor. Holidays Well, if you are salaried, you work them. And there is no extra pay. Nothing. Since I was working six days a week, I never got an extra day off. Their corporate culture is very mean, petty, and backstabbing. I never met people who were so happy to set you up to fail. After two years, I left. It was the worst job I ever worked, or at least one of them. I am NOT lovin' it!"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Why don't you people try working overnights See how you like serving drunk, screaming college kids, and see how you like not having a life. Then see how you develop sleep problems because of the schedule. And get rid of that stupid auto greeter! How stupid do you really think people are! Oh and one last thing: upper management needs to stop being so pretentious and taking every single thing so seriously. You serve crappy burgers and fries! You do not serve filet and lobster!!!!!"

Assistant Manager

"McDonald's is a very challenging place to work."

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"The people who work for me at McDonald's are wonderful."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Please be aware you will be expected to work overnights. Overnights are not as easy as you might think. You also will not have a regular schedule, so you will need to do a huge juggling act for your family and personal life. If you really think about this, and you feel you are up for it, then by all means interview with them, because McDonald's is doing very well."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"It is a 24-hour business and that availability is expected of you. That will kill a personal life of any kind in a heartbeat."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"They need to incorporate a work-life balance."

Assistant Manager
in Hilliard, OH

"Willingness to adjust schedules."

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"I like serving people at McDonald's."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"I don't like late nights."

Assistant Manager
in Pendleton, IN

"I actually work for a owner/operator."

Assistant Manager

What do you like about working at McDonald's?

"I like the flexibility to move around."

What don't you like about working at McDonald's?

"I don't like the distance between stores."

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