Wednesday, October 16

10 Shocking Rules McDonald’s Employees HAVE to Follow

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2. Stay composed around celebrities

You might expect celebrities to prefer eating at fancy restaurants, however, they love McDonald’s just as much as we do. Plenty of superstars, such as Taylor Swift or Ben Affleck have been spotted enjoying classic McDonald’s meals, so don’t judge yourself too harshly when you begin to crave some fast food.

When an occasion like this happens, the staff will remain calm and treat the celebrity like every other customer. They are instructed to employ this type of behavior, in addition to not asking for selfies and actions in this manner. This being said, there is something special about McDonald’s food that makes everyone ask for more, no matter what social position they’re in.

Talking about social hierarchy, even Barack Obama has been seen eating at a McDonald’s, and famous billionaire Jeff Bezos worked for the company at the age of 16 as a cashier.

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10 thoughts on “10 Shocking Rules McDonald’s Employees HAVE to Follow”

  1. It is nice to notice that McDonald’s does not have a tip box. I frown upon tip boxes and also the IPad that servers bring to your table and make you fill out your check while they are standing over you. I always tip well, however, some businesses are getting ridiculous in the ways that they are demanding tips. I blame this on the business itself. Thank you McDonald’s! You are a class act in keeping things traditional. Best food and best service always!!

  2. I came back…with A QUESTION…and with all of the rules…to FOLLOW to the people in charge…TREAT THESE FOLKS with KINDNESS?? RESPECT???? SOME SMILES?? LOTS OF THANKS?
    AND DO THEY MAKE A DECENT LIVING WAGE?…so so so CURIOUS…everyone stay safe…OK
    Thanks for reading…..

  3. There is nothing wrong with any of those rules, in fact they all make since. More businesses should have similar rules!!

  4. I think the rules are fantastic. Other companies should take note and put into place their own rules on what is expected of their employees. I’ve watched a lot of disrespect in the workplace, both to the employer as well as the customer. I make a point of complimenting when I see an employee doing a good job.

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