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    effectively as possible. While the latter tends to sound extremely positive and implies very few negatives there are some very important points to note. The over use McDonaldization in recent decades has led to people becoming less skilled and depending on mass industries to supply for them. Prior to the surge in McDonaldization people carried out the majority of household chores and tasks themselves. For example, in the majority of family homes people cooked for themselves and their families…

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    From the daily routine in our life to the organisation of a company, management is everywhere. It is at the chore of any businesses and depending on the approach favoured by the high levels of a company, his impact on the organisation of the company will differ. There are multiple approaches to management, when it integrate a scientific component it take the name of Scientific Management. The Scientific Management originated with F.W. Taylor (1856-1915) in 1880s, the aim was to increase the…

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    only is this prevalent in fast food chain restaurants, there is a loss of human uniqueness when it comes going to appointments, shopping, and other mundane activities. In The McDonaldization of Society by George Ritzer, there are four different concepts tackled that explain the way society is falling victim to McDonaldization. It has become the duty for various businesses to satisfy consumers, however it is not necessarily in the most considerate ways. By creating an environment where multiple…

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    McDonaldization Christopher Rivers DeVry University McDonaldization Let’s take a few seconds to think about how McDonaldization has made your life better. For example; online shopping, self-checkout, online education, communication, and even the way we travel. Even though McDonaldization costs thousands of people their jobs, McDonaldization helps businesses thrive because it’s far less expensive, with more control means there’s fewer human errors, and more is done in lesser time…

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    In “What I Learned From 4 Years Working at McDonald's,” Kate Norquay uses her own experiences to show how she learned to have empathy for people who she worked with that were stereotyped. Ms. Norquay learned how to treat people like people by observing the behavior and interactions of people towards her co-workers. McDonald employees are categorized as invalids who are not capable of achieving more. Norquav effectively sheds light on traits that are often ignored or overlooked by fast food…

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    McDonaldization is a rationalization theory that came from George Ritzer. He came up with the term from increasing and ubiquitous presence of the fast food model in a vast number of organizations that include things we do on a daily basis that make our lives easier and flow faster. Ritzer got the idea because McDonald’s is based on a high demand and it still flows with efficient productivity. McDonaldization principles consist of efficiency, calculability, predictability, and control. Steps in…

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    ourselves these questions. Are we becoming a “McDonaldized” society? Do we have a need for speed, reproductions, quantity, and reliability? Then we have embraced the concept of McDonaldization. It is a term used to show how a culture is adapting to a fast-food way of living. There are four main concepts of McDonaldization; efficiency, calculability, predictability and control. Efficiency is the aspect of getting the optimum done in a minimal amount of time. Organization is the key to an…

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    McDonaldization is the process of a society acting in a the manner of a fast food restaurant. The characteristics of McDonaldization include efficiency, calculability, predictability and control. As a result of McDonaldization, social life becomes more homogenous and less personal. This process can easily be found on college campuses with many of the characteristics being very easy to spot. Dorm buildings are a form of McDonaldization, although there are different dorm buildings, all the dorms…

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    McDonaldization is a thing that has encompassed lots of the things in our lives whether things we do or places we go. Whether we stop and think about it’s existence and recognize it McDonaldization is still there and even the things it plays a part in can seem very natural almost as if they were independent from concepts like McDonaldization. Higher education is one such place this takes place and is a great example of how McDonaldization affects all different kinds of niches across the world…

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    According to George Ritzer, McDonaldization is, “the process by which the principles of the fast-food restaurant are coming to dominate more and more sectors of American society as well as the rest of the world” (Ritzer, 2011, p. 1). Sociologists could utilize a face-to-face survey design type to study the phenomenon known as McDonaldization. Face-to-face surveys allow for detailed and unrestricted answers. Surveys that inquire how many times a week a person prepares a meal from scratch shows…

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