I have a friend that works on the machines that told me he was told to work on a Coke fountain dispenser. Apparently the store owns the machine but pours Coke and hires Pepsi to fix it. When I started as a driver we would have been walked off the property if we were caught with competition product in our car. No wonder this company is losing.
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That’s what PES Service Advantage is all about … we work on customer-owned equipment when the customer has signed a SA agreement, parts and labor are billable
It’s only been a practice for about the last decade
Pride? In this cesspool? 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
This guy should take a picture of himself fixing the unit and post it on viva engage tag ram and Ramon
Delivery Advantage…no way. The company can’t be that far gone.
That sounds like a conflict of interest. Why would we want to keep our competitors in business. If the coke unit was down they might be able to buy a can of pepsi or a bottle if they have it
Short term results the new Pepsico way. How can we make a dollar this quarter even if it cost us hundreds next quarter. We used to build brands. We are so lost
I heard about Delivery Advantage at Power of One locations. Many of the warehouses are third party operated and will be introducing third party products. When we deliver chips we’ll also be delivering drinks, even for competitors as long as they have a signed agreement.
Who is saying to do this? I know some good people in the PES world. They wouldn’t allow this.
Sounds about right. Send jobs overseas and support the competition.