Can I work at McDonalds with a full sleeve tattoo?

haha...dude you're an in-mature idiot. Think before you speak...

Aha wrote:

haha...dude you're an in-mature idiot. Think before you speak...

Haha... dude, you can't spell. I do think before I speak.

^ Troll.

It's effing mickey D's who gives a eff about a artistic drawing on a persons skin most people get tattoos to rep what they believe I don't go thru a drive thru and leave cause someone has tattoos they are popular in this day and age and your only gonna see more and more so those of you hating on tattoos are a bunch tight wads a tattoo does not change a person get over your self with your nut huggin slacks if a person can pass a background check than they should be qualified for any job

It definitely varies from Mcd's to Mcd's. Some are individually owned. I would say just wear long sleeves to your interview; as it looks professional anyway. But when I worked there we had several supervisors and managers with visible tattoos.

Cjizzle wrote:

It's effing mickey D's who gives a eff about a artistic drawing on a persons skin most people get tattoos to rep what they believe I don't go thru a drive thru and leave cause someone has tattoos they are popular in this day and age and your only gonna see more and more so those of you hating on tattoos are a bunch tight wads a tattoo does not change a person get over your self with your nut huggin slacks if a person can pass a background check than they should be qualified for any job

You clearly don't understand or appreciate the prestigious nature of McDonald's Restaurants. Tattoos are links to higher crime and violence rates. They look disgusting and unprofessional. They're not allowed in our restaurants. Get over it.

Elizabeth wrote:

It definitely varies from Mcd's to Mcd's. Some are individually owned. I would say just wear long sleeves to your interview; as it looks professional anyway. But when I worked there we had several supervisors and managers with visible tattoos.

No, it does not vary. It's company policy direct from international headquarters to not hire people with tattoos.

Unknown27 wrote:

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We have standard, well known appearance policies and this disgusting filth doesn't fit in with those policies. I would not hire you, and definitely not put you into any sort of leadership role. It is your slack store that makes McDonld's look bad, not my commitment to professional looking employees.

man just cause you havnt got any tattoos.. People get tattoos of there family that have died and things that have meaning to them.. Who r u to call that filth.. Your filth

Unknown123 wrote:

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man just cause you havnt got any tattoos.. People get tattoos of there family that have died and things that have meaning to them.. Who r u to call that filth.. Your filth

What the tattoo is depicting is irrelevant. If you want to get a tattoo, you can't work at McDonald's.

I have a friend that works at mcdonalds and she has visible tattoos and all she has to do is cover it

brittany wrote:

I have a friend that works at mcdonalds and she has visible tattoos and all she has to do is cover it

That's ridiculous. She should be fired.

Unknown27 wrote:

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That's ridiculous. She should be fired.

No, you are ridiculous. Have been for some time. Quit trolling...

Unknown27

I'm very sorry to inform you of this but the international headquarters for mcdonalds does not control an international policy for tattoos. They simply state that large visble tattoos should be covered.
Understabley I can see why facial tattoos would be considered unacceptable, but bodily ones are not (unless large, then they must be covered).
You are completely misquoting and shaming a company that you seem to love.
Also, even with the general tattoo policy, a seperately owned store is controlled by its owner, they must loosely stick to McDonald's policy, and with light policies such as tattoo ones the rules can be bent judging on the owners own beliefs.
You have your own personal opinion, and I hope your store manager knows about your strong views.

Thank you very much for reading, and hopefully under standing