Came in for an open interview, was scheduled for a stage and was then offered the role. I was transparent I was interviewing with one of their other concepts and asked for some time to complete that process. When I called back about four days later, I was unable to reach the chef. Over the course of the next week I would be told various excuses of why the chef wasn’t available. During the last phone call and probably fifth person I spoke to, I was told they would be sending onboarding paperwork that day. I never received it and was never contacted back directly from the chef, nor anyone else. I put several interviews on hold/cancelled because I was interested in working for a scrap kitchen concept. If a company wants to rescind a job offer or move on, basic courtesy and professionalism should be a given; the absence of this is a huge red flag for me. Bullet dodged but left such a bad taste in my mouth that I likely won’t even dine at Fox restaurants again.
Professional , she was very polite , I didn’t get the job but still a professional interview , Professional , she was very polite , I didn’t get the job but still a professional interview
I applied online. The process took 4 days. I interviewed at Culinary Dropout (Franklin, TN) in July 2025
Interview
Less than 2 minutes. Felt like speed dating. Obviously, I wasn’t what they were looking for. Just a heads up not to expect too much. Can’t speak on working for the company. Just felt extremely disrespected, as if my time and attention meant nothing. To me, that says a lot about a company. Best of luck!