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    how we as a service provider are doing. The belief in the role of government differs everywhere and I try to keep that in mind when I interact with citizens and staff. Being a Midwesterner then a Southerner I lean on the examples of Truett Cathy of Chick Fila Fame and Barney Kroger of Kroger Supermarkets. Be courteous, have intent to serve, and do so…

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    Have you ever been to Chick- Fil- A (CFA) and became in complete awe of their phenomenal service that lured you back for a second visit, then another 10, 15, 20 visits? On the contrary, have you been to another restaurant that has sub- par service and claim you are never returning as a customer? In this paper, I will discuss brand loyalty of Chick- Fil- A. What is brand loyalty? Brand loyalty can be termed as a customer purchasing various products from the same brand consistently rather than…

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    not solely where it is convenient for making money, hence I think that being a leader should be more influential to aspects of life that are bigger than ourselves. In 1946 Chick-fil-A opened their doors to the first restaurant in Hapeville, Georgia. This company unlike most of the American fast food chains due to…

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    Shut up & Sing is a film directed by Cecilia Peck and Barbara Kopple that tells the story of the Dixie Chicks, a country girl band, and the career changing event that took place. In 2003, the night before the U.S was to go to war with Iraq, lead singer Natalie Maines decided to speak in between the band’s set regarding the war and President Bush. Maine says in front of the band’s London audience, “Just so you know, we’re on the good side with y’all. We do not want this war, this violence. And…

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    Chick-fillet-A, Inc. is the United States’ largest quick-service chicken restaurant chain, operating in more than 2,000 locations in 46 states (Chick-fil-A, 2018). Since its inception in 1946, the company’s corporate values have been grounded on the Cathy family’s religious beliefs, which have shaped business and ethical decisions. In 2012 however, Chick-fillet-A endured backlash and media controversy spurred by president and COO, Dan T. Cathy, who expressed conservative views towards family and…

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    Burger king, yet the same cannot be said for Chick Fil A where sometimes their advertisements seem uncommon if not non existent. How come a company that went from sales of 1 billion dollars in 2000 to 6 billion in 2015, seem to have barely any marketing? What do they do to reach consumers? Chick Fil A at one point was known as a mostly mall restaurant. It was not to the early 1990’s that Chic Fil A branched out to stand alone restaurants. Chick Fil A started doing something unheard of.…

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    To better understand discrimination and everyday prejudice one must comprehend the importance of being privileged. In summarizing the Framework Essay “Experiencing Difference” highlights on the importance of master status. It emphasizes on age and the difference between the older and younger age generation. Explains that people who are younger see things in the world much differently. Insurance rates are higher, and work ethics differ. The essay speaks about the experiences and in sexual…

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    falsely accused of murdering a white man and shows the begging of a change amongst society. Faulkner uses the development of his character to express and represent the change society must go through. When I think about the 1940’s my mind instantly drifts to the word segregation. In the 1040’s the context of segregation was defined as the separation of whites and blacks. Both parties had separate bathrooms, water fountains, and designated…

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    blue, green, etc.) were rated 80% positively. The results also showed that achromatic colors (e.g., white, black, and grey) were rated positively only 29.2% of the time. Green was the most positively rated color and participants associated green with nature and soothing emotions. The Asian countries’ locations from Saito’s study are more industrious than the United States. This could explain why white was preferred in Asian countries, but green was preferred in the United States. Because of all…

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    associates Daisy with the color white, but to wear white is to be “an absolute little dream” (Schneider 2). Nick discovers white is a corrupt mixture of dream and reality (Schneider 3). To Gatsby, white is not pure, but it is inevitably stained by money. Daisy is a white flower with a golden center. In The Great Gatsby gold, along with silver symbolizes the dream and the reality. When Nick first sees Daisy, he notes they are “like silver idols weighing down their own white dresses…” [qtd in…

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