How to Prepare for Discovery Day (and What to Watch For)
Discovery Day is mutual evaluation, not a sales pitch. Here's how to prep — and the subtle red flags most candidates miss.
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Discovery Day is mutual evaluation, not a sales pitch. Here's how to prep — and the subtle red flags most candidates miss.
Discovery Day is the franchisor's last gate before awarding you a franchise. It's also your last chance to gut-check the leadership team in person. Most candidates over-prepare on what they'll say and under-prepare on what to watch for.
Discovery Day is not a commitment. Even if everyone is warm and the brand offers you a territory at the end of the day, you have at least 14 days to review the FDD before signing — use them. A brand that pressures you to sign at Discovery Day is showing you exactly how they'll treat you as a franchisee.
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