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Management Final Project
Course: MANAGEMENT 101, Fall 2011School: Rutgers
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Lee William Ruth Woods http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/27555_167406039848_7366_n.jpg Recent Yelps Rachael F. (Somerset, NJ) - On slow nights, I often get semi-gross tart yogurt from nozzles that havent been cleaned and on busy nights there was no tart yogurt left to be had-it just wouldnt come out of the machine and the employees sort of gave me an, I dunno,-type shrug. Gabbie S. (Scotch Plains,...
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Lee
William Ruth Woods
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Recent Yelps
Rachael F. (Somerset, NJ) - On slow
nights, I often get semi-gross tart
yogurt from nozzles that havent been
cleaned and on busy nights there was
no tart yogurt left to be had-it just
wouldnt come out of the machine and
the employees sort of gave me an, I
dunno,-type shrug.
Gabbie S. (Scotch Plains, NJ)
Everything about this place makes
me feel all bubbly inside. A cozy
atmosphere, friendly employees
Yelp.com
Work Distribution
Duties ALWAYS
include
Friendly customer
service
Keeping all areas
clean (i.e. toppings
station, drink
station, yogurt
dispensers, tables,
cashier stations,
trash)
Scheduling
Schedule is posted
in the back room
REMINDER: Write
all requests AT
LEAST three days
prior to the shift
you want changed
If you find
someone else for
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your shift, please
Holiday Raffle
For the holidays, there
will be a raffle for all the
employees here at
Fruity Yogurt for a $50
gift card for
Amazon.com
*The catch: raffle
tickets be will given out
randomly to workers who
are doing great
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Going Green
Remind customers
to try to recycle
because we are
trying to go
green(er)
Keep the store
clean
Cut down on
littering
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Competitors
Remember that
were always trying
to compete against
these guys
All new flavor ideas
and suggestions
are welcomed
Ask for customer
feedback
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Business Strategy
Least amount of
work and effort to
maximize profit
Efficiency?
Better planning?
Ways to manage
stress and to
achieve peak
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performance
Questions, comments,
concerns?
How can we be
better?
Could we include
more seating?
Better seating
arrangement?
Could we include
more products?
What kind?
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