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Starbucks
Starbucks, one of the most popular coffee shops in the world, is a common morning stop for those needing an extra boost. Ask questions here about locations, products and company culture.
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How do you dress like Adam Gontier?
Well i look like him alot
What you need is to grow your hair
long and wear nice black pant
and a simple black shirt
wear a belt with a nice belt buckle
and have fun
What is the age limit for a job at Starbucks?
Well it all differs. Usually the age limit is 14. sometimes 16 or 18. http://www.starbucks.com/default.asp? Look on this site
How Starbucks growth impacts small independent coffee shops?
Here is my experience as a small independent coffee-shop owner. I pay people from 9 to 12 dollars an hour to serve coffee and make some food items at my cafe. People love the cafe because it is French and we roast our own coffee. But we will never survive because there is one Starbucks three blocks away, and another is rumored to be going in about two blocks away. Although my coffees are FAR cheaper than Starbucks, the quality of the coffee FAR better, Starbucks is able to pay its overhead and get SO many people through the door with TONS of marketing. I feel like people go to Starbucks as if they were going to meet a celebrity--it's all about the "Starbucks experience" they've created.
So, we are competing as best we can, but we have NO budget for marketing and no angel investors to provide that type of growth opportunity for us.
Our quality is superior--no one argues that--but the locations and marketing they pay for give them all the volume they need!
So, yes, we would do much better if the one Starbucks had never opened, and if the next doesn't. We will surely go out of business, soon.
What state has the most Starbucks in America?
Washington, because that's the state in which Starbucks had started it's business.
What time does Starbucks close?
Starbucks is open twenty four hours a day in some places, it depends on where you live. In most places, you can count on it being open till 10:00PM
What are the duty of a waiter?
The duties of a waiter is to wait on the customers. This might include:
- bringing the customer(s) the printed menu(s)
- the customer(s) water, coffee, tea, or other beverage(s)
- taking the customer(s) order(s)
- delivering the order(s) to the cook staff
- picking up the prepared dishes from the kitchen
- serving the customer(s)
- checking back with the customer(s) after they have been eating
- taking the customer(s) order(s) for desserts
- making sure the customer(s) experience is pleasant and enjoyable
- providing the customer(s) with an itemized bill.
In addition, many waiters and waitresses do double-duty as "bus boys" who remove the used dishes of the last customer(s), clean the tables, and prepare the area for the next diners.
Waiters and waitresses may also do light vacuuming within the restaurant.
to wait on customers collect orders from customers set the table with cutlery and condoments seat customers when they arrive make sure customers are happy with their food and drinks. give them their prepared food
Give an example of how you manage customer relationships?
I manage customer relationship with respect and education. A customer is not just someone who pay the bill, a customer is someone who pays my bills..
Should have a day dedicated to all good costumers..
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How does Starbucks design its jobs?
Starbucks hires a local architectural firm that performs a Site Survey Report of the proposed Starbucks location. That information is then returned to the Starbucks Interior Store Design Team to determine the type of store to incorporate into that site.
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If the first Starbucks in New York City has closed do you know the 2nd NYC location to open?
Broadway & Reade
Does Starbucks caramel frappuccino have milk blended in?
Yes it does, but you are able to request soy milk as a substitute :) Soy milk usually costs .50 cents extra, but it would be free if you have a gold member card through Starbucks rewards.
Gordon Bowker, Jerry Baldwin, and Zev Siegl. The three business partners built the first ever Starbucks in Pike Place Market by hand in the late 1960's. They expanded the business to include five stores, a wholesale division and a roasting facility, before, in 1982, hiring Howard Schultz to manage the company.
What are the positions you can work in Starbucks?
barista-coffee maker supervisor management district manager regional manager then higher up
What state are the towns Starbuck Walla Walla and Olympia in?
The towns of Starbuck, Walla Walla and Olympia are in Washington State
What opportunities and threats did McDonalds face?
Opportunities
McDonald's has f maintained an extensive advertising campaign for decades. For popularity they use media (television, radio, and newspaper), the company makes significant use of billboards and signage, sponsors sporting events from ranging from Little League to the Olympic Games, and makes coolers of orange drink with their logo available for local events of all kinds. Television has always played a central role in the company's advertising strategy. They always advertise McDonalds much different way to their customers. Until now, McDonald's has used 23 different slogans in United States for advertising, and few others slogans for select countries and regions.
Recently McDonald's is actively trying to reduce their negative impact on the environment by altering their company policies. Their policy now an outline is not only the individual restaurants' behaviors, but also the ways in which they go about using their resources and acquiring them-. Since the 1990's, McDonald's restaurants have been encouraged to participate in the environmentally friendly movement by getting involved in community clean up days to cut down on the amount of litter around their stores. They have made an effort, assisted by Environmental Defense, to utilize recycling both in packaging their products and in what they use day to day which has allowed them to cut down on their waste significantly. McDonald's continues to be environmentally conscious in their business and they are currently testing a restaurant that will potentially give off less harmful pollutants by using alternatives to harmful refrigerants
They have the ability to add healthier lines of food. They have already gotten rid of super sizing and I think they have made their fries healthier currently. There is another personify isThe Golden Arches are now more widely recognized than the Christian cross. McDonald's operates more playgrounds - designed to attract children (and their parents) to its restaurants - than any other private entity in the US
