Lol 😆 I didn't, it was in the middle of the pandemic, and I thought I could get a job at McDonald's because I just graduated high school, so I applied and did an interview, then they email me later saying that that didn't need me But later, I found the most easiest job that does seasonal pay 🙄, but base pay is $16 and when you get closer to holiday it goes up $3-$4. I liked it sometimes 12hrs was mandatory but it was literally super easy
@@lifeisshortsoenjoyitwhiley903 Its true I got hired at pizza hut yesterday the interview was like 5 mind long he just asked u simple questions and like that I was hired
My trick is to walk in and tell them to read this paper put loud. The paper says "you're hired". As soon as they read it, jump with excitement and tell them you can start right away. This is how I got my neurosurgeon job.
Recently, for my comp science job, I just threatened the interviewer with leetcode questions and he gave me the job without hesitation (before fainting).
Correct. I never, in 30 years, got a job by filling out an application or submitting a resume. I just walked in, said I could do the work, and they said okay, punch in and start either right this minute or in a day or two if I'd rather.
I got rejected twice, no jokes. I worked in a hotel reception, at restaurants, in hospital, but friking mcdonalds never wanted me. Kinda hurted my feelings
my interview with mcdonald’s went really well and they still didn’t hire me. it lowkey made me feel bad cause out of all places i get rejected by. it’s mcdonald’s.
to enter the future you need to be 20 with 25 years of experience and a PhD in quantum physics, the salary is competitive and therefore we won't tell you how much we pay you, also, you can't discuss about it with coworkers
Yeah there is. I've had lots of job experience in the past, I'm now studying at university and was looking for a part time job, and McDonald's is literally opposite where I live so it was convenient to apply there. My resume/cv is 2-3 pages.
@@unstabledefusion Yeah you do lol. It's the same with any job. You can't just go ask them for a job anymore, you have to go through the process of being recruited and those who are selected to have interviews/meetings at each specific workplace isn't decided by those who you'd be working with in that company, it's decided by the company's HR team. After you've been selected as a candidate by the HR team (which would require you to have a resume/CV to show you're the best person for the job), you then have an interview/meeting with one (or more) of the managers and they usually take you on board from that point. Just because McDonald's seems like a shit job that anyone can do, you still need a resume/CV to work there. At least you do where I live (in the UK) and you also at least 5 GCSEs (although there are people who work at the McDonald's near me who don't have 5 GCSEs, and the entire company is a shit show - managers are horrible even to their staff (name calling for instance), many laws being broken (children can't work more than 20 hours per week unless they're on an apprenticeship scheme, which they're not), food often takes a while to be made, a lot of the managers can't manage etc. And the owner is in a shit ton of debt lol. Anyways, at least where I live, you need a resume.
@@maxhenderson1890 As someone about graduate from business school, you should not apply for any job with a complete resume of every experience. Everything should be tailored towards the job, for McDonald’s for example they won’t care if you had a job mowing lawns, but they will be interested in if you worked in like a movie theater for instance. You are better off shortening your resume to 1 page so that your most applicable experience is highlighted and quick to find. It is always a good idea to keep an extended resume on hand with all past experiences and projects you’ve worked on, as you can then use that one to tailor other resumes for different jobs.
I was a manager at mcds for 4 years, this is all true. We don’t expect you to have loads of work experience when applying to a place like McDonald’s, brief bullet points stating your responsibilities with your time spent at other jobs is perfectly fine. If you have no work experience and are looking for a first job, write a short blurb about yourself, your leadership and teamwork skills and how you have developed them (school clubs, sports etc) and explain why you think insert company name here, would be perfect for you. If you have volunteer experience, list that like you would work experience. I recommended many people who had no prior experience who had well written, concise resumes formatted like I neurones above, over long winded poorly written ones from people who had jobs before. I hope this helps somebody!
I applied at a McDonalds and right as the interview started the manager just asked when Im free to work. I said whenever I’m needed and that was the whole interview. They don’t give a shit lol
@@shattereddiamond1030 thank you but it was quite some time ago when i applied and got rejected so i kinda just gave up McDonalds and decided to go for something else completely different and better
Also, do not leave out things from your resume. You never know what they are actually looking for or how your information can/will be interpreted. Something you see as mundane or not important could highlight a key attribute of yours that the person/people doing the hiring are looking for. Keep it easy to read and organized, do not worry about keeping it to a single page.
I used to work for McDonald’s. They don’t actually look at it other than making sure you don’t have a criminal record, even then they still might consider you. They will ask you questions you answered on your resume to make sure you aren’t lying and use what you said as truth. Most get hired on the spot or in a few business days. Literally anyone can apply and be accepted
@@cloudstrife8596 McDonald’s is known for being peoples first jobs. And it is very much known since no one asks about where you used to work unless you talk about it first.
The manager rejected you because on your resume it said you could fix the ice cream machine Edit: (Not trying to be that person but ty for all the likes!)
Never once have I disqualified an applicant because their resume is over a page. Readability, organization, and applicability of experience is way more important on a resume than keeping it to a page. In fact, I have found myself more often questioning where the rest of it is at when I get resumes that are so tailored down that there are 3-4 year gaps in their work history and I am left questioning what went on during that time frame.
i literally got accepted for just one meeting with them, no applications no diploma's no bs just a nice talk and saying the rights words (edit) thx for the 1k likes
😂😂😂hahaha I mean, it really depends on where you are. The McDonald’s near my school always struggles with not having enough workers, especially since covid
As an employer it is a redflag if someone has a lot of experience or attended college. He will stay for a few months until he’s found something better or goes back to college again. I look for the ones who are high school dropouts, they usually stay the longest.
I once got rejected from a McDonalds and sent them a 2 sentence email asking them if I could have the job anyway and they said yes. So I wouldn’t sweat it.
School- we prepare you for life, here write a 10 page essay Later in life, me writing 10 page resume giving it to the manager- sorry we can’t hire you, it’s too long
@@mushroomhehe370 I've never needed one in my life. I have always gone to an employer who was hiring, told them I could do the job, and they hired me on the spot. I never filled out an application either.
Yea when it comes to these mega fast food corporations they really don’t care, they don’t really need anyone with all these experiences and what not. The most they might do is 1. Check criminal records 2. Check if your maths is somewhat ok enough to be a cashier, other than that they won’t care about what professions or experience you have
McDonald's is contractually obligated only to have authorized servicemen work on the machines. It's a long-standing contract between McDonalds and the company providing machines, and the machines are deliberately designed to not give troubleshooting tips or help to determine what the issue with the machine is to discourage anyone that isn't authorized to work on the machine. They're designed that way so that McDonald's location, usually franchisee, has to pay for repairs, so that the company (Tyler) making the machines & McDonald's corporate can still get revenue out of their products after they're sold. Kind of like how Tesla can put heated seats in their cars, and charge you a monthly subscription fee to let you use them.
No, it's the day McDonalds finally gives me what I ordered and not some weird plain cheeseburger with a single pickle slice and shredded onion on top. Yes, that's happened multiple times.
I once worked at Mc Donalds. They didn't even have my resume at the interview and they told me me I was already hired... Being hired was easier than quitting. Since when I quit they kept sending me rosters through mail. I'd maid them back and tell them I didn't work there anymore.... But this kept going for a month. 😂
Ngl as a current employee of McDonald’s all I did was ask if I can apply (they gave me a paper asking my availability) and then on the way home I got a call and I was hired 😂
If you get rejected from McDonald’s in England don’t be too disheartened most people we hire have previous experience in another McDonald’s so it’s actually much harder to break into McDonald’s than one might think. If you want some solid advice for getting a job at McDonald’s first try to get some relevant experience even if it’s just waitressing at a local pub or cafe second get someone on the inside fighting for you have a friend or maybe even a stranger that already works at the McDonald’s you want to work at vouch for you as a good hire
Bro I did bullet points and one page even before I went for my job application. Funny thing is that was almost 1 year ago and now I am a safety squad and crew coach at maccas. Did it in lass than 6-9 months And also got crew of the year before I got crew coach. I'll just say I MC-LOVE my job. 😂
@@chrm68 Yes. It really is that easy. At least for me it was. I got hired within the first 2 minutes of my interview. Especially if you’re going to a McDonald’s that is short staffed- then they definitely need you. So don’t worry. As long as you have you’re résumé and you dress halfway decent for the interview, you will have no issues :)
Him:- Here is my you get rejected. You:- Give an application to the manager . Managar:- Takes the application rolls it and puts it in your butt. (bcos its too long)🤣 Moral of the story:- don't write an essay in your resume. 💀💀 😂😂✅
I could be a convicted felon for robbing a McDonalds at gun point, quadruple amputee, and can’t speak or write at all and McDonalds would still hire me.
The form of a resume can be highly flexible and it can differ widely, based on the job that you are applying for. Some places like bullet points, some paragraphs and on some jobs you can even make a video.
“he rolls his eyes because he sees it’s two pages long” I see the reason, you’re to good and high life for mcdonalds, the manage knows you can get a way better job
I walked into a mcdonalds for an interview and was on the clock half an hour later I still have that job easily one of the two best bosses I’ve ever had; very good at managing the workload and handling all the different personalities in a logical and effective way
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“Here’s why you get rejected.”
The employer: “This is a Wendy’s”
"McDonalds is still hiring"
We have a closed down mcdonalds down the street
Wendy’s has amazing roasts
In all honesty, they don't even accept resumes over here for fast food jobs
😂I literally heard chandler voice in my head
The McDonald's manager rolls his eyes because you gave him a resume at all, it's a McDonald's, if your there, you get hired
Yeah this video makes no sense, most of the time they don’t even require one. They also don’t have to give you a drug test lol
Lol 😆
I didn't, it was in the middle of the pandemic, and I thought I could get a job at McDonald's because I just graduated high school, so I applied and did an interview, then they email me later saying that that didn't need me
But later, I found the most easiest job that does seasonal pay 🙄, but base pay is $16 and when you get closer to holiday it goes up $3-$4. I liked it sometimes 12hrs was mandatory but it was literally super easy
Hahahahah, bullshit... I wish this were true, but it's not...
THAS WAT IM SAYING
"We have one question for you. Do you know how to make food?"
"No."
"Understandable, you're hired."
If McDonalds rejected me, then I’m doomed 💀💀💀
Same
Good good
I got rejected ffs
Nope, they ghosted Alphonso Davies....
Bro i would end it all
If you show up to McDonalds with a resume,
“sorry, you’re over qualified”.
Wtf
@@manipurgamer8088I hope someone fixes you
@@silydevius i am all ready fix thing about you self 😒👊👊
Literally, my McDonald’s didn’t even require a resume, just a pulse, a pair of legs and your good to go
@@itskkiller6772 same for most of the ones in my area
“Why was I rejected?“
“Well, your first mistake was writing a fucking resume for a McDonald’s job”
Realest comment here
Literally
Fr bro
Lmao
“Heres why you get rejected”
“You came in a fucking mcdonalds with a resume”
u ain't funny
@@hi_hi_hi21248 ok
yes he is@@hi_hi_hi21248
Bro got insulted because he got rejected from a mcdonalds
@@hi_hi_hi21248 womp womp
As a former mcdonalds employee the hiring process goes like this: you walk into mcdonalds and you’re hired
Is that actually true? Cause I'm in need of a part time job do you not like need any experiences?
@@lifeisshortsoenjoyitwhiley903
Its true I got hired at pizza hut yesterday the interview was like 5 mind long he just asked u simple questions and like that I was hired
True lol that's how i work at subway
It's true, i walked into a McDonald's to get a burger and suddenly I'm in the kitchen making them instead
@@lifeisshortsoenjoyitwhiley903 looked it up, and pretty much. They don’t verify qualifications apparently, and the questions are casual and low key
Bro, McDonald's don't give a shit. You walk in, you can read English, count money, and you're already hired
Exactly
No u also need to know how to walk and breath
Read and count? You're over qualified
@@alkhawa9782 Nah, walking is over qualified. You can just sit close to the cash register!!
You don’t even need to pass freshman year in high school and they’ll hire you
My trick is to walk in and tell them to read this paper put loud. The paper says "you're hired". As soon as they read it, jump with excitement and tell them you can start right away. This is how I got my neurosurgeon job.
Lol u just broke the system
Yeah! Its really helpful tip! Although its more effective when you point a gun at them 🤗!
@@Rosetintedwater Yes! Ive gotten many of jobs by doing this
@@Rosetintedwater Wait WHAT
Recently, for my comp science job, I just threatened the interviewer with leetcode questions and he gave me the job without hesitation (before fainting).
McDonald's accepts you without a job application 💀
Wait actually
@@peterpantheman9466 If you are alive and you can start tomorrow you're hired💀
@ZaGames You don't have to be alive you just have to be able to mess up a order
@@poland8752 true
Nah they accept you if you are an idiot
“Here’s why you get rejected.”
"You brought in a job application"
😂
Barbara from shark tank logic
Correct. I never, in 30 years, got a job by filling out an application or submitting a resume. I just walked in, said I could do the work, and they said okay, punch in and start either right this minute or in a day or two if I'd rather.
@@bite-sizedshorts9635 no
@@breakmystupidniconicokneec3353 it’s a joke
As long as you show up with pants and at least one sock your basically hired at McDonald’s
will half a sock work or does it have to be the entire thing
No I got rejected from Macdonalds and I was dressed up and everything
@@EmuFishy you came to fancy
If you bring a resume to McDonald’s, you’re already overqualified
Let’s be honest, we only reject people who don’t show up for the interview
I got rejected twice, no jokes. I worked in a hotel reception, at restaurants, in hospital, but friking mcdonalds never wanted me. Kinda hurted my feelings
@@AaaaKrovushka or people who have a bounty on their head
@@AaaaKrovushka maybe if you didn't rob that bank and commited arson on an orphanage
@@AaaaKrovushka they were trying to get you to use your brain you’re too good for McDonald’s.
yea
my interview with mcdonald’s went really well and they still didn’t hire me. it lowkey made me feel bad cause out of all places i get rejected by. it’s mcdonald’s.
bro's really giving tips to not get rejected at McDonald's 💀
bro's speedrunning making a tutorial on how to overqualify at mcdonald's 💀
He can put I don't know how to fix a ice cream machine he will be hired on the point
Me who Plans to Work There:
Welcome to our future
to enter the future you need to be 20 with 25 years of experience and a PhD in quantum physics, the salary is competitive and therefore we won't tell you how much we pay you, also, you can't discuss about it with coworkers
If you’re applying to McDonald’s there’s no reason for your resume to be 2 pages😭
Yeah there is. I've had lots of job experience in the past, I'm now studying at university and was looking for a part time job, and McDonald's is literally opposite where I live so it was convenient to apply there. My resume/cv is 2-3 pages.
You don’t even need a resume lol
If you need a resume for McDonald's this economy is beyond broke
@@unstabledefusion Yeah you do lol. It's the same with any job. You can't just go ask them for a job anymore, you have to go through the process of being recruited and those who are selected to have interviews/meetings at each specific workplace isn't decided by those who you'd be working with in that company, it's decided by the company's HR team. After you've been selected as a candidate by the HR team (which would require you to have a resume/CV to show you're the best person for the job), you then have an interview/meeting with one (or more) of the managers and they usually take you on board from that point. Just because McDonald's seems like a shit job that anyone can do, you still need a resume/CV to work there. At least you do where I live (in the UK) and you also at least 5 GCSEs (although there are people who work at the McDonald's near me who don't have 5 GCSEs, and the entire company is a shit show - managers are horrible even to their staff (name calling for instance), many laws being broken (children can't work more than 20 hours per week unless they're on an apprenticeship scheme, which they're not), food often takes a while to be made, a lot of the managers can't manage etc. And the owner is in a shit ton of debt lol. Anyways, at least where I live, you need a resume.
@@maxhenderson1890 As someone about graduate from business school, you should not apply for any job with a complete resume of every experience. Everything should be tailored towards the job, for McDonald’s for example they won’t care if you had a job mowing lawns, but they will be interested in if you worked in like a movie theater for instance. You are better off shortening your resume to 1 page so that your most applicable experience is highlighted and quick to find. It is always a good idea to keep an extended resume on hand with all past experiences and projects you’ve worked on, as you can then use that one to tailor other resumes for different jobs.
I was a manager at mcds for 4 years, this is all true. We don’t expect you to have loads of work experience when applying to a place like McDonald’s, brief bullet points stating your responsibilities with your time spent at other jobs is perfectly fine. If you have no work experience and are looking for a first job, write a short blurb about yourself, your leadership and teamwork skills and how you have developed them (school clubs, sports etc) and explain why you think insert company name here, would be perfect for you. If you have volunteer experience, list that like you would work experience. I recommended many people who had no prior experience who had well written, concise resumes formatted like I neurones above, over long winded poorly written ones from people who had jobs before. I hope this helps somebody!
as a mcdonald’s employee, i didn’t even have to give them a resume.
Give burgir
@@hardy352get a job then
@@jacobhealy9729 bruh
I applied at a McDonalds and right as the interview started the manager just asked when Im free to work. I said whenever I’m needed and that was the whole interview. They don’t give a shit lol
Yeah it’s a fucking McDonalds, why would they care about a resume?
So true, same for me lol
I applied to mcdonalds once and got rejected, i feel insulted since not even mcdonalds would hire me
@@GrimGriefer5 well i'm hope you find one that hire you if not you find one already
@@shattereddiamond1030 thank you but it was quite some time ago when i applied and got rejected so i kinda just gave up McDonalds and decided to go for something else completely different and better
Also, do not leave out things from your resume. You never know what they are actually looking for or how your information can/will be interpreted. Something you see as mundane or not important could highlight a key attribute of yours that the person/people doing the hiring are looking for.
Keep it easy to read and organized, do not worry about keeping it to a single page.
It's McDonald's during my interview they checked my pulse then gave me a hat
Or better yet. You read the job description and find what they're looking for. "You never know" is a skill issue.
I used to work for McDonald’s. They don’t actually look at it other than making sure you don’t have a criminal record, even then they still might consider you. They will ask you questions you answered on your resume to make sure you aren’t lying and use what you said as truth. Most get hired on the spot or in a few business days. Literally anyone can apply and be accepted
Even if you're a newbie at everything?
@@cloudstrife8596 McDonald’s is known for being peoples first jobs. And it is very much known since no one asks about where you used to work unless you talk about it first.
@@eijirokirishima372 that's great thank you
@@cloudstrife8596 just be yourself and act kind of professional. You will do great.
Idk in the UK you have to take loads of tests and stuff
The manager rejected you because on your resume it said you could fix the ice cream machine
Edit: (Not trying to be that person but ty for all the likes!)
😂
Underrated comment
@@randono213 😁
😅
@@fahriagung-_. 🤭
Gohar: “The manager rolls his eyes.”
Manager: “BECAUSE YOU FUCKING BROUGHT A RESUME INTO A MCDONALDS.”
U know ur not ready when McDonalds doesn't take you
This guy needs a hype beast and sneaker head channel
@@fakemrbeast8278 this reminds me of something on my to-do list, thx
😭
@@fakemrbeast8278 No context/relevance?
“here’s why you got rejected”
“you know how to fix the ice cream machine”
If you get rejected by McDonald's you just not good enough to be in society 💀
😂
No :(
I was rejected from McDonald's :(
@@allstar4065 how bad was your application
@@allstar4065 Damn bro, that's it then
Never once have I disqualified an applicant because their resume is over a page. Readability, organization, and applicability of experience is way more important on a resume than keeping it to a page.
In fact, I have found myself more often questioning where the rest of it is at when I get resumes that are so tailored down that there are 3-4 year gaps in their work history and I am left questioning what went on during that time frame.
They reject you because you brought a resume in the first place 💀
There is a limit for overqualification.
If you get rejected from McDonald getting a better resume is the least of your concerns.
This will he useful for future
i literally got accepted for just one meeting with them, no applications no diploma's no bs just a nice talk and saying the rights words
(edit) thx for the 1k likes
Same.
Were the words "can I have a job?"
@@shadowmetroid18 to them that's a compliment
Same
You’re never gonna know why this has so many likes 💀
They have kiosks what you mean they aint rejectin
@@tango_mondo5751 fr💀💀💀
You only need to say I can fix the Ice machine
Rejected me
😂😂😂hahaha I mean, it really depends on where you are. The McDonald’s near my school always struggles with not having enough workers, especially since covid
As an employer it is a redflag if someone has a lot of experience or attended college. He will stay for a few months until he’s found something better or goes back to college again.
I look for the ones who are high school dropouts, they usually stay the longest.
"the manager grabs your application... and throws it in the trash when hiring you. This is McDonald's, you don't need a resume"
Nahh man McDonald's gonna give you a list of reasons you should be they're employee 💀
FR 💀
Their*
@@jwil3180 🤓
@@MathewluapoIts still „Their“ and not „They are“ ☠️
@@inhaji1it's still a 🤓 moment tho, like we all get the point.
"*Here's why you got rejected.*"
Cause you know how to fix the ice cream machine
I once got rejected from a McDonalds and sent them a 2 sentence email asking them if I could have the job anyway and they said yes. So I wouldn’t sweat it.
how did you even manage to get rejected
School- we prepare you for life, here write a 10 page essay
Later in life, me writing 10 page resume giving it to the manager- sorry we can’t hire you, it’s too long
thank heavens my teachers taught us how to write resumes
@@mushroomhehe370 I've never needed one in my life. I have always gone to an employer who was hiring, told them I could do the job, and they hired me on the spot. I never filled out an application either.
You gotta get A medical degree in order to work at McDonald's
“Here’s why you get rejected” *It was too good*
You know your resume is bad when McDonald's rejects you💀
True tho-
Yea when it comes to these mega fast food corporations they really don’t care, they don’t really need anyone with all these experiences and what not. The most they might do is 1. Check criminal records 2. Check if your maths is somewhat ok enough to be a cashier, other than that they won’t care about what professions or experience you have
Alternative reason: "You're too nice; go work at Chick-fil-A."
To get hired at McDonald’s, you must not know how to fix an ice cream machine. Then you’re instantly hired.
McDonald's is contractually obligated only to have authorized servicemen work on the machines. It's a long-standing contract between McDonalds and the company providing machines, and the machines are deliberately designed to not give troubleshooting tips or help to determine what the issue with the machine is to discourage anyone that isn't authorized to work on the machine.
They're designed that way so that McDonald's location, usually franchisee, has to pay for repairs, so that the company (Tyler) making the machines & McDonald's corporate can still get revenue out of their products after they're sold. Kind of like how Tesla can put heated seats in their cars, and charge you a monthly subscription fee to let you use them.
i actually know how to easily break it, i'm only not a manager because i have school and can't work right now
Great for me
Depends on the employer and job, some like bulletpoints, some like phrases.
Students: How do we write a resume?
Schools: The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
The day we have to bring in a 2 page resume at any McDonald's is the day society truly is ruined.
No, it's the day McDonalds finally gives me what I ordered and not some weird plain cheeseburger with a single pickle slice and shredded onion on top. Yes, that's happened multiple times.
AND STILL GET REJECTED
@@Veryveryshifty137 We are reaching levels of failure not thought possible
Dude , your rolling eye emoji and McDonald’s Logo drawing were absolute perfection.❤
As someone who has been to McDonald’s, I can verify they are rejecting absolutely NO ONE
I once worked at Mc Donalds.
They didn't even have my resume at the interview and they told me me I was already hired...
Being hired was easier than quitting. Since when I quit they kept sending me rosters through mail.
I'd maid them back and tell them I didn't work there anymore.... But this kept going for a month. 😂
(Made)
@@patriciamackie8348 (mailed)
damn you were a maid, where is this mcdonalds again?
Yeah I used paragraphs for a while when I switched to bullet points I started getting more interviews
Here's why you get rejected.
The employer: "they know how to fix the ice cream machine"
I got instantly hired by my employers in MacDonald after he saw that one ballet point saying I donno how to fix the ice cream machine.
Bro took the shortcut
Half the times I got hired at restaurants they didn't even need my resume, the most important thing is that you're there.
If I get rejected from a McDonalds I know my life is over
[edit]if I had a dollar for every like this comment got I would have at least one dollar
never get rejected than..
bro if that happened to me I will get motivation for the next few years
@@izzeldeenmez4343 same if i get rejected
1,000th like also 4th reply
Just say no, McDonalds cannot reject you without your consent.
This whole comment section is gonna have a combined IQ of 74
Including you and excluding me
@@gyanendrasharma598including you it would be 75 total iq
@@gyanendrasharma598 Thank god you are excluded else the number might reach negatives
@@sassychip26 Lmao 💀
@@Proxd352if you excluded him it would be 80
"I can repair the ice cream in 10 minutes."
"Not only you're hired, you're the new manager now."
Bro never in my life had I needed to give a resume in for a fast food placement or even some stores.
I forgot to attach my resume and still got it lol
Bro in The Philippines, there was a meme that in order to be qualified as a cashier or sales associate, you have to have a bachelors degree😂
Me: Goes to McDonald's for a job
McDonald's: Rejects!And btw do you know how to fix the ice cream?
Me: No!
McDonald's: Your hired!Welcome!
Ngl as a current employee of McDonald’s all I did was ask if I can apply (they gave me a paper asking my availability) and then on the way home I got a call and I was hired 😂
Imagine getting rejected by a major fast food chain with minimum wage
In Canada where minimum wage is $15 in most provinces there's a whole lot more competition to get hired. Even for major fast food chains.
@@allstar4065 wow canada got that good minimum wage
don't need to. I have firsthand experience. I still don't know what I messed up on.
@@allstar4065 Enjoy your twelve Loony Big Mac.
My resume was 3 pages and I’ve worked at McDonald’s for 2 years
That is the most pretty McDonalds application ever. The application is so pretty, even McDonalds can’t keep their company that clean.
If you get rejected from McDonald’s in England don’t be too disheartened most people we hire have previous experience in another McDonald’s so it’s actually much harder to break into McDonald’s than one might think. If you want some solid advice for getting a job at McDonald’s first try to get some relevant experience even if it’s just waitressing at a local pub or cafe second get someone on the inside fighting for you have a friend or maybe even a stranger that already works at the McDonald’s you want to work at vouch for you as a good hire
Those fries look so good I didn't listen to anything after.
"Here's y u get rejected."
The employer: U got ur degree from McDonalds.
Since when does mcdonalds need a cv to hire people?
I haven’t applied to a job in probably 5 years… getting all the tips I can! Wish me luck!
if you're getting rejected from macdonald's then dawg you got some other issues
“Het’s why you get rejected”
First: you bought your job application
Second: you bought your resume
Third: you knew how to fix the ice cream machine
😂🤣
Bro I did bullet points and one page even before I went for my job application. Funny thing is that was almost 1 year ago and now I am a safety squad and crew coach at maccas. Did it in lass than 6-9 months And also got crew of the year before I got crew coach. I'll just say I MC-LOVE my job. 😂
If you get rejected from mcdonalds, just… don’t…
Our favorite subway guy milad sweating hard in the corner 😅😂
you mean Milo?
All you need to do to work at a McDonald’s
is be brave enough to take a shit in their toilet they’ll hire you in the stall
If you go to McDonald’s with a resume, chances are 90% that you get rejected just cause it’s a McDonald’s and you brought a Resume 🤦🏻♂️
You get rejected because you don't know how to say the ice cream machine is broken 😂
Nonono as a manager at a McDonald’s I can confirm that if you simply *exist* you will be hired on the spot.
Hey im just curious if its really that easy, im 14 and i want to get my first job this summer
@@chrm68 Yes. It really is that easy. At least for me it was. I got hired within the first 2 minutes of my interview. Especially if you’re going to a McDonald’s that is short staffed- then they definitely need you. So don’t worry. As long as you have you’re résumé and you dress halfway decent for the interview, you will have no issues :)
You need a resume for McDonald's?
Gohar should open a school that actually teaches all the things in life
Him:- Here is my you get rejected.
You:- Give an application to the manager .
Managar:- Takes the application rolls it and puts it in your butt. (bcos its too long)🤣
Moral of the story:- don't write an essay in your resume. 💀💀 😂😂✅
Never work at McDonald's.
It’s just pain
You get rejected from McDonald’s
Me: I got accepted for a job at Burger King
Manager: Just kidding you can work here
I could be a convicted felon for robbing a McDonalds at gun point, quadruple amputee, and can’t speak or write at all and McDonalds would still hire me.
"I don't know how to fix a ice cream machine"
CONGRATULATIONS YOU'RE HIRED
Can you do a video on how to get ready for your first job?
Yes, now you can hand over your fries to me.
The first mistake in this video is assuming managers of fast food restaurants actually read the application, half of them just look at availability
the only thing mcdonalds is gonna ask you before they hire you is if youre addicted to crack, and even that isnt always a deal breaker
The form of a resume can be highly flexible and it can differ widely, based on the job that you are applying for. Some places like bullet points, some paragraphs and on some jobs you can even make a video.
If this happens there is always another McDonalds down the road
Thanks for sharing this wisdom on getting a McJob it's not at all obvious you've never applied for one
“he rolls his eyes because he sees it’s two pages long” I see the reason, you’re to good and high life for mcdonalds, the manage knows you can get a way better job
Thank you, this will help when I apply for my first job this year
I walked into a mcdonalds for an interview and was on the clock half an hour later I still have that job easily one of the two best bosses I’ve ever had; very good at managing the workload and handling all the different personalities in a logical and effective way
I really am thankful for my highschool teacher for that iquest class I had she helped me with my resume and did bulletpoints
Dude schools are mad confusing. They tell us to write long resumes but now it’s not like that 💀
Genuinely helpful
"Here's why you got rejected."
"You know how to fix an ice-cream machine."
Getting rejected from McDonald’s it’s the lowest feat someone can possibly go