Popular chicken chain revealed as more known for having made the orders wrong
While everyone received an error Fast food order At one point, a study discovered that a popular restaurant is more inaccurate than others.
Intuuch insight, a company known for having traced the speed and accuracy of the Drive-Thru restaurants, recently published their 2024 results revealing that Fast Food restaurants They are the fastest to distribute orders and which are the most accurate.
Chick-Fil-a He took point number one with a 92 percent precision assessment. Burger King and McDonald’s have been linked for the second highest precision evaluation to 88 percent. In the lower part of the list, with the lowest evaluation of 81 percent, it was Kfc.
KFC, however, recorded the most improved precision score from 2024. Also at the bottom of the list, although slightly higher than KFC, they were Taco Bell, Wendy’s and Dunkin ‘.
Despite the low evaluation of the chicken chain, KFC has had some redeemed qualities like its shorter waiting times. According to the report, KFC was on average just over a car in line before he could place an order, while Chick-Fil-a had an average of five cars in the Drive-Thru line. This involved a waiting time of about eight minutes.
Taco Bell had the shortest waiting time ever with customers who received their order and then went to 4.3 minutes.
The report comes almost two months after KFC’s announcement Her United States headquarters would have moved from Louisville, Kentucky, Plano, Texascausing the transfer of 100 employees with the headquarters in the next six months.
“I am disappointed with this decision and I believe that the founder of the company would also be,” said governor Andy Beshear in a note. “The name of this company begins with Kentucky and has marketed the heritage and culture of our state in the sale of its product.”
According to the owner of the chain, yum! Brands, KFC’s transfer is part of a wider plan to have any brand headquarters of the brand, one in Plano and the other in Irvine, California.
In addition to the KFC employees who move, Yum! The brands also ask for about 90 members of their remote workforce to move. These 90 employees should move in the next 18 months.
Despite having moved the chain from Kentucky to Texas, the company and the KFC Foundation plan to keep company offices in Louisville, in Kentucky. The chain also intends to open a flagship store in Louisville.
“These changes position us for sustainable growth and will help us serve our customers, employees, franchisees and shareholders, David Gibbs, Yum! The CEO of Brands said, according to a Local fox outlet.
“In the end, gathering more people on a coherent base will maximize our culture and our unparalleled talent as a competitive advantage. I am confident that this is another important step in the growth of our iconic brands of restaurants globally.”
KFC currently has more than 30,000 restaurants in 150 countries.
