Company: McDonald-s
Date: 2017-07-21
Overall rating: 2/5
Employment status: former

Getting paid minimum wage while performing really hard tasks.
Pros: Very flexible schedule. I could take off if I informed the GM earlier.
Cons: Apparently it really depends on the management and where your working. But even that, I have experienced things working at McDonalds that I've never seen before.
The General Manager tells me to first put my bag in the back and then clock in (The difference would be 2 minutes).
He would stand next to me and watch how I'm putting the ice cream (to make sure I make ice cream very small).
The break was basically whenever they wanted it. If I was starving (I had to take some medications that I couldn't take on empty stomach), they wouldn't give me a break if they didn't want to.
Once I clocked out 5 minutes earlier (the restaurant was empty and my family was waiting for me sitting in the lobby); One minute later I hear the shift manager yelling at me and telling me why did I clock out 4 minutes before my time (it wasn't like he was very professional that a few minutes mattered to him, he just had a very bad attitude).
The team work was horrible too. In my previous job as a server we were getting paid $2 p/h, but we didn't mind helping other coworkers (Even though we weren't getting paid for their tables). But in McDonalds the smallest things was a very big deal for the employees. They would tell me to not use the fries they dropped, or use the sauces they filled. And there was no side work. I could be working at lobby but I had to do the side work of drive through people if the shift manager felt like it.
I was very disrespect at McDonalds. They treated me like I needed the job so bad and I was desperately in need of their $8 per hour.