Owner Operator Interview Questions

Being my first time as an owner operator of my own trucking company, ATBS I never heard of before, so understanding what all they really did to help me keep records of my expenses and tax filing was all new to me. as it turns out they were very helpful in the overall operations of my company and glad they were there to help!

I have worked for 1 company for 7 years.

Yes

It's not solely about the chicken, but using the chicken to be a positive influence in your community. Make lots of money in the process with the best fried chicken in the industry.

Succeed through the success of your team. Establish clarity (what you want the team to accomplish), drive standards (how you're going to measure performance) and motivate (give them a reason to come to work ready to invest themselves).

Even though the opportunity is personal (singular, they're hiring you to be the owner/operator, not your wife/spouse). You need to go all-in. My advice - be ready to tell them you are willing to be a single income family with CFA as your only source of income. If they even sense you have a backup or will not give it your 100%, they'll pass. My current salary is equivalent to owner/operator of an average free-standing CFA, and my wife's salary is comparable. I believe that weighed heavily against "our" application. Even though we were willing to forfeit the salaries in exchange for the CFA lifestyle and the entrepreneurship opportunity, I failed to make that abundantly clear during the process.

Sorry - meant to add plus 1. Glaasdoor wouldn't allow me to change

You need to have a drive to be your own boss and succeed. CFA will provide guidance, you need to bring the entrepreneurship spirit and drive to distinguish your establishment from the competition.