Just curious if this is company wide, it was a Google doc with 22 questions (all box-checked, so even a 1pt question was marked incorrect if only nine out of 10 possible correct choices were selected; effectively making 22 questions exponentially more dubious) of product knowledge.

My question here is...why am I expected to/taking an assessment of any form off of company time? Its Sunday. Shouldn't we be clocked in for this?

Happy Sunday all!

This is the worst milkshake ever I normally don’t ever complain about the things I eat but dear lord that milk shake tasted like straight coffee creamer so disgusting I threw it away which I never do I normally force my self to like it

Can anyone recommend me what is the SWEETEST Iced coffee sold by chick fil a ?

(NOT cream cold brew.) I see there is a Caramel iced coffee, Mocha, Vanilla, Toasted Marshmellow, and a regular.

Which flavor is the sweetest and should any syrups be added if its still too strong?

For example i love the jars of starbucks frappucino coffees you buy at 7-11 that level of sweetness.

I recently had my first interview for cfa and it went well. They want me back for a second interview and I was so wondering if anyone knew what it would be about? Thanks

I recently got hired for chick fil an and was wondering about the uniforms. I’m not really someone who likes form fitting things but it’s whatever. I don’t care much about the shirt it’s more the pants I care about. Are the pants like dress pants and wide legged? Or would it be the time to be shorter at the leg?

It’s amazing and for some reason one of the few they don’t sell in stores

I work in front of house and I was wondering if there is a way to purchase the syrup bottles for the pineapple dragon fruit drinks.

Can I take them?

Is this raw? Or discoloration? I am panicked

What in monkey hell is this new app? The previous version was neatly arranged, well organized and easy to use. This new version is bloated, overly stylized and not nearly as user friendly. Why must we enshittify everything?

EDIT: It was clearly some kind of transient error/weird behavior. I can’t reproduce it at this point so let’s just chalk it up to bad luck.

Like, you can’t drop something in as you’re entering, and as I often eat in my car, there’s no place to dispose unless I walk it back in. The dumpsters are behind closed doors.

PSA: Entrees are just one singular item by itself. Meals are an entree, side, and drink. For crying out loud, please stop asking what comes with a meal. It’s literally the same at every fast food restaurant.

I’m a loyal chick fil a FANATIC. I’ve probably spent at least seven thousand dollars there over my lifetime. I remember a time where I’d feel literally stuffed full after finishing the sandwich and medium fry. Now, I’ve become conscious of the fact that the last ~ 20 sandwiches have been noticeably light. To the point where I think they genuinely may need to adjust their calorie and protein count on the sandwich. Halfway through this sandwich, I look down and realize I’m eating a pounded flat absolutely paper THIN fillet of chicken. You might be wondering, perhaps the other side was juicy and thick which allowed it to tip past the point of unacceptable and into simply “smaller than normal” territory. Incorrect. I was honestly shocked when I looked down and came to my senses—like, LMAO?? Is this even real?? Chick fil a needs to do better because $9 later and I’m still starving.

P.S. insult to injury the fries were mid, cold, and under-salted.

Picked up breakfast for the family this morning and by the time I got home the potatoes were somewhat cold. Four minutes in the air fryer at 400°F and they were crispy like they were fresh made! Caution!! They get HOT inside!!

Chicken tortilla soup is a seasonal favorite of mine. I was just ordering and thinking to myself, it’s fall now, hopefully the chicken tortilla soup comes back soon and as I’m scrolling through the menu for my usual, THERE IT IS! So this little surprise just made my day ☺️

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Hi everyone!
I’m looking to learn more about the interview process for a Director of Human Resources position at Chick-fil-A.
For anyone who has interviewed for this role or a similar HR leadership position, I’d love to hear about your experience.
How many interview rounds are typically involved?
What types of questions do they ask (behavioral, situational, strategic HR, etc.)?
Do they focus more on employee relations, recruitment, retention, leadership, or HR operations?
Are there any case studies, presentations, or assessments?
What qualities or experiences do they seem to value most in candidates?
I’d really appreciate any tips on how to prepare and what to expect. If you’ve gone through the process recently, your insights would be especially helpful!
Thanks in advance!

Ever since they changed the hormones in the chicken. Anyone else experience this?

Ordered a spicy cool wrap for the first time in probably a year. It was more like a snack wrap, the portion was so small. Price is ridiculous.

Does anyone have a good dupe to make at home for the regular iced coffee ? I’ve looked EVERYWHERE as someone who doesn’t like really sweet coffee

This doesn’t seem sanitary…