McDonald's FAQ

Pros

Lots of synergy between many different teams Good outings, free coffee and drinks, flexibility of schedule. Great meeting software and rooms available that increased productivity of meetings. The oakbrook terrace campus was pretty cool especially the arts department branding the Uber eats team as well as McDonald's University. The training for OTP 3 was great.

Cons

Unclear vision of projects incomplete projects such as the rollout of biometric readers at registers also worked on the kiosks with the gold standard set in Europe. If you were a contractor you kind of got treated as a subordinate. 2017 there were many layoffs and I'm sure there are due to the pandemic. still trying to get my paperwork from the subcontractor true group.

Advice to Management

Create synergies on large projects that get evaluated and then shelved. In larger fortune 50 companies this is often a problem but very prevalent at McDonald's. Basically eliminate some of the unnecessary meetings to eliminate cost and improve efficiency to completion of execution.

Pros

flexible hours, tuition assistance, dental benefits

Cons

Can be overwhelming if not conditioned to fast paced work.

Pros

flexibility, holiday pay and pension

Cons

stress, not enough pay, long hours

Advice to Management

increase pay

Pros

Good benefits and fun staff events

Cons

Not fun to work here

Pros

Flexible schedule, great insurance, company matched 401K

Cons

As a manager you could be scheduled to work a couple 6am shifts as well as overnights in the same week, often with only one day off between the switch. Almost never get 2 consecutive days off

Advice to Management

Focus on your people and their work/life balance. I worked for McDonald's for 25 years. It used to be fun. Upper management cared about what was best for their employees and in return employees cared about the customers. In recent years there has been a shift in focus and upoer management only cares about the money. Hourly rates are not competitive.