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    Situation Analysis A. Environment A.1 Considering McDonald’s global nature, it industry environment is affected by the economic changes. United States is McDonald’s biggest firm markets. However, McDonald’s trying to expand to China and Europe could be a threat to its growth. Additionally, more fast-food industry is growing especially with nonhamburger businesses. Consumers are becoming conscious with their health and having company like Panera Bread, Boston Market, and Subway is a threat to McDonalds expansion. McDonald’s external factors mainly threaten the business. A.2 Most significant sociocultural factor that affects McDonald’s company is the change of people’s lifestyle. McDonald’s shows that there is an opportunity to grow when it…

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    The Mcdonald's Case

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    Unit 3 Written Assignment What was the basis of her claim against McDonald's? On February of 1992, Stella Liebeck, 79 years old, bought a cup of coffee through the drive-thru of McDonald’s restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The hot coffee was served in a Styrofoam cup and cost 49 cents. Stella’s grandson, Chris, who was driving the car pulled into the parking space so that she could pour cream and sugar to her coffee. Once in the parking space, the old lady was trying to remove the lid…

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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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    Mcdonald's Ethos

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    founding McDonald’s. However, while many see the McDonald’s today as a wholesome and family friendly restaurant, they do not know the underhanded dealings that occurred in order for McDonald’s to become the global sensation it is today. This movie has a marvelous portrayal of the life of the man who became one of the most recognized member of quick service restaurant of all time. The ethos behind the…

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    Factors Of Mcdonald's

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    This is defined as executive organisational department. General Manager: Manages whole store and staff. Restaurant manager: manages the restaurant including food and safety. Assistant manager: Duties of assistant manager are mostly similar to restaurant manager. Shift running manager: duty of shift running manager is to make schedule. Staff training crew: crew trainers help crew to be perfect. They always correct the crew. Crew members: The duties of crew members includes of front…

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    Who Is Mcdonald's?

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    in the top 30 Dow. In 2015 they planned to invest 1.4 billion dollars in 14,000 restaurants creating a more modern environment that consumers want to stay longer and spend more. Some key elements in McDonald’s global marketing strategy are redesigning and readjusting the person prospective in certain areas. They want the locals to feel a part of that location so they try to incorporate deign styles that make the consumer feel at home not in an American fast food place. In Asia because of their…

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    Is fast, unhealthy, and convenient food really the best we can do for our families and our bodies? McDonald’s may be a convenient way to satiate our hunger while on the go, but McDonald’s hamburgers appear to offer little actual meat content. In recent studies, they’ve found to have as little as two percent of actual meat. Even though we eat fast food all the time, most of us never take the time to actually look at what we’re eating and the amount of “real” ingredients in them. Fast food is a…

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    Mcdonald's is one of the most famous and best restaurants on the planet. In this essay, I don't want to encourage anyone to stop liking other restaurants but only mcdonald's, but just want to state some facts about it. Mcdonald's is a restaurant where many people all over the world go eat out everyday, which also means that there is many people that always disgust it also hearing other stories that state how nasty the food actually is. By researching many facts and visiting more that six…

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    When someone says the word McDonald’s, various images usually pop into one’s head. The documentary Supersize Me, visions of Happy Meals, stereotypes of the average American eating a quarter pounder every day for lunch; these are all examples of what someone might think when you hear the word “McDonald’s”. Everyone knows it’s one of the biggest fast food chains out there, but not everyone knows how it came to be. The Founder is a movie directed by John Lee Hancock, which tells the story of how…

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    McDonalds You are driving down the freeway, running late, and need something to eat. You look desperately for the golden arches that promise good burgers, fast.You see them! McDonald's, here you come. Everyone who has ever eaten in the city knows about McDonalds, but who is the man who started it all? Ray Kroc made this restaurant the largest restaurant chain in the world, with 34,480 restaurants in 119 countries. He was a bright kid, willing to work long hard hours, and had ambitious goals.…

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