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It's disheartening to see the company prioritize appearance over qualifications. If you don't fit their ideal image, it seems like your chances are slim. Two mothers had daughters apply: one was slim and attractive, while the other was slightly overweight. Unsurprisingly, the slimmer candidate was offered the job. This feels reminiscent of bullying and is disrespectful, particularly to those who don't meet their standards. It's unfortunate that the overweight daughter anticipated rejection. They applied to make a statement, but the other girl eventually declined the position. Does the company realize the emotional impact this has on young applicants who are judged solely on their appearance?
It's disappointing to see the company place such a high value on appearance over qualifications. If you don't fit their narrow standards, your chances are minimal. Two mothers had their daughters apply: one was slim and attractive, while the other was slightly overweight. Unsurprisingly, the slimmer candidate got the job. This feels like bullying and is disrespectful, especially to those who don't fit their mold. It's sad that the overweight daughter expected to be rejected. They applied to make a point, but the other girl later turned down the role. Does the company understand the emotional toll this takes on young applicants judged solely on their looks?
I experienced food poisoning from a breakfast sandwich and ended up hospitalized. Initially, the corporate team was responsive, but later an employee dismissed my concerns, claiming I didn't have food poisoning and only offered a free drink. It's incredibly frustrating and unacceptable. They have since stopped communicating with me, and I am left with a $2,500 hospital bill that is entirely their responsibility.
I ordered two strawberry coladas, thinking the price of over $7 was fair. However, at the window, I was handed just one drink. I paid far too much for a lemonade with strawberry, pineapple, and coconut flavoring added. This was my first and last visit.
The location I visited is extremely slow! While the coffee is good and the staff is friendly, be prepared to wait around 25 minutes on average. Mobile ordering hasn't improved the situation; my last three orders weren't even started until I arrived. I enjoy coffee, but they need to improve their business model to compete effectively. Farewell.
I've always enjoyed the coffee, but I was let down by the rude service I received. The staff member who took my order seemed disinterested and barely awake. When I received my medium coffee, it was only half full. I considered going back but didn't want to create a scene. The long lines and unhelpful staff made it worse. This occurred on a Sunday in Denver.
I recently visited a location and was initially unhappy with my drink's consistency. After going through the drive-thru again, a staff member provided outstanding customer service. She was cheerful and clearly enjoyed her job. She quickly made another drink for me, which turned out perfect. She's a valuable asset to the company.
I ordered my coffee 'extra hot,' and the order was repeated back to me. However, when I received it, there was no sleeve, allowing me to drink it right away, but it wasn't hot as requested. I even tipped $1.00 for the request. I would like that dollar back! I ended up having to microwave my coffee at home.
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Dutch Bros. Coffee is a privately held drive-through coffee chain headquartered in Grants Pass, Oregon, United States, with company-owned and franchise locations throughout the western United States.
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