Is it true that McDonalds is deceiving customers?
'22.09.2017'
Source: Independent
Representatives of the company McDonald's commented on the rumors that their employees specifically use tricks and tricks to put smaller fries to the buyer, writes Independent.
It all started with a discussion on the portal Reddit, entitled “What did you want to hide from clients in your work?” in which alleged former McDonald's employees took part. They said they had been trained in a trick to put fewer chips in the customer's box.
One user wrote: “I worked in McDonald'sand they taught me how to put the potato slices in the box so that it looks full. " Only once was the trick figured out - the man shook out the potatoes on a tray and put them back in a box, which turned out to be partially empty. I had to add potatoes to his serving.
“I hated this practice and tried not to do it,” commented another former employee. “So some clients asked when my shift would be to come and get enough fries.”
Representatives of the company McDonald's these statements have refuted.
“We believe that the complaints are not true. We have no secret tricks. There are strict rules to ensure that the boxes of potatoes are not overfilled, ”said a press officer. “Our employees work hard to provide customers with the best service and we strongly deny any claims to the contrary.”
