Food Theory: STOP Using the Drive-Thru!
The Food Theorists・2 minutes read
A study in 2021 found that drive-thru service speed and accuracy have declined due to inexperienced staff and complex menus. Testing different ordering methods, face-to-face at Wendy's had the most errors, while self-serve kiosks proved to be the most accurate and efficient option.
Insights
- Face-to-face ordering at Wendy's resulted in numerous errors, highlighting the importance of staff training and menu simplification to enhance accuracy and efficiency.
- Self-serve kiosks emerged as the most accurate ordering method, showcasing the potential for customization, reduced errors, and a streamlined experience, suggesting a shift towards technology-driven solutions in the fast-food industry to improve service quality.
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What were the findings of the study on fast-food ordering methods?
The study revealed a decline in drive-thru service speed and accuracy due to less experienced staff and complex menus.
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