Day 7: Drive-thru experience!

I rotated to the drive-thru station, where speed was even more important. I had to coordinate with the cashier and kitchen crew to ensure that car orders were complete before handing them out. It was a fun but fast-paced experience.  

Some orders got mixed up, and I had to act fast to fix them. I learned how to communicate with my team effectively to solve mistakes. I also started helping new trainees, sharing what I had learned.  




 

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