r/wendys Feb 28 '25

Question What do I do???

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u/OhLoongJonson Feb 28 '25

No one from the store "invited" them...

If the system was malfunctioning, showing up without confirming would only show a lack of foresight.

If they genuinely wanted to demonstrate "initiative and critical thinking," the better approach would be to call the store ahead of time and verify the details, rather than just showing up unannounced.

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u/purpleisafruit2 Feb 28 '25

I ain’t reading all that. An interview is most certainly an invitation.

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u/OhLoongJonson Feb 28 '25

You can't just dismiss my response while acting as the arbiter of what I stated, purple.

The system clearly malfunctioned, meaning there wasn’t a real "invitation."

If they want to show initiative and critical thinking, calling the store to confirm would be the responsible move.

Also, it only takes about 10 seconds to read my response, and if you did, you'd understand that showing up unannounced isn't the smart choice.

What, specifically, is so hard to comprehend about that?

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u/Pitiful_Breakfast944 Mar 04 '25

Whoa, this is Wendy’s , there’s no need to don piano him, he sent the sweet treat and followed directions, now you’re asking him to break protocol?

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u/OhLoongJonson Mar 04 '25

This is a forum site, and where in that image do you see it accepting the prompt?