Chick-fil-A's rules for personal grooming and hairstyle have been compared to those of the U.S. military...
, Chick-fil-A pays a great deal of attention to its employees' hair. Male employees at Chick-fil-A aren't allowed to have hair longer than collar length, and beards are strictly prohibited . Mustaches are OK provided that they are"neatly trimmed"—as are sideburns extending no further than the bottom of the ear.. . . and generally, no fun hairstyles allowedChick-fil-A's rules for personal grooming and hairstyle have been compared to those of the U.S.
While the content of Chick-fil-A's employee handbooks varies by region, many include an informal set of rules governing employee speech and affect. Known as—or customer service that goes above and beyond—the guideline does not outright require Chick-fil-A employees to say"My Pleasure" to customers.
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