When companies use unfair processes and discriminate according to looks, it hurts the potential employees and the retailer; if someone doesn’t fit a “look”, it doesn’t mean that they are not qualified for the job. A company should not judge on looks, but whether the person is qualified for the job and
Some people shoplift to see what they can get away with. They may do it as a way to challenge authority or be nonconformist. Or they may get a rush out of doing something risky that has the potential to get them in serious trouble. Others do it as a way to get attention from parents or friends. A few people shoplift because they see it as a way of getting back at a store they don't like or a company whose values they question.
If a customer is not happy with service they received in a store, they are more likely not to return regardless of the quality of the product. Kudler’s objective at this point may be to hold customer service seminars for their employees to increase the level of customer service their clientele are receiving. Giving incentives to employees for great customer service is likely to improve the level of customer service produced by employees towards the clientele thus improving the likelihood of return shoppers. The surveys given to customers reflect on the prices of Kudler’s products as
Frank may be the leading salesperson who has to deal with the situation when it actually happens (customer dissatisfaction). Ricardo, on the other hand, coming from a different culture with a different work experience may be the one that feel hostile regarding to Frank’s response, or depending on the scenario. Louise has lost her leadership skills in handling the situation after sensing of what her team is likely to be thinking and feeling in the situation. 2. How does Louise's personality (according to her MBTI score) play a role in this scenario?
The fact that people had to repeatedly asked company Q to carry specific product line represents that the company is not in tune with their community and with the needs of their customers. Company Q should develop methods to research what goods are selling better in certain areas compared to what goods and merchandise is selling slower. If company Q can stay ahead of what the customer wants, the customer will feel as if the store is listening to them, knows them, and appreciates them for shopping with them . This problem can be easily remedied simply by conducting formal and informal surveys, placing suggestion box around the store, and simply asking their consumers what products they would like to purchase inside of their store. The sooner that company Q can anticipate and foresee what products are more in demand the sooner the company will be able to create a better profit margin, establish a good working relationship with the customer, and achieve a favorable public and consumer perception.
Employees may feel a sense of paranoia if they constantly hear the store has a shoplifting issue. The negative measures taken to restrain shoplifting can delay employee instincts toward a positive and welcoming attitude with customers. Employees also may become overly suspicious of customers and get too eager in their efforts to protect the store's
The NEA has great influences on Congress, state senators, and the Supreme Court, along with representatives lobbying for court verdicts on state and federal programs. With the NEA’s help, we have developed an expensive, broad educational structure, however we still have thousands of students graduating who cannot spell, read well, write an essay, demonstrate basic math skills, demonstrate basic knowledge of American history, and so on. For an organization, that “accomplishes” so much, there are way too many children graduating from school who do not have the basic educational needs to obtain a job. The NEA stresses the importance of getting support and federal aid to improve the schools and education, but there is no improvement. Our education system has developed a curriculum that teaches no moral values, biblical lessons, or enough basic educational necessities for that matter.
In today’s ever demanding society, it appears the cost of living continues to skyrocket while income for citizens maintains to plateau across the country. Economical situations seem to have always increased tension with financial growth, but communities now feel the hardships and tolls of this problem now more then ever. Prices for gas, groceries, and housing all continue to rise while paychecks remain low and many corporations and businesses are hiring limited workers. In order to make a standard living in the present, colleges and universities have now become the path to a successful career. However, in Louisiana the cuts students are now facing to public universities are jeopardizing the outcome of their professional future.
The economy is making people turn into crime to get money. A lot of the crimes are taking place because of the economy a lot of people are getting laid off and do not know what to do to provide for themselves and as well as for their family. As the economy gets worse and worse there are more inmate population. When an inmate arrives they are provide with everything and in someone else expense. The community with their taxes they pay it provides them with everything.
Plans to Eliminate College Binge Drinking Nearly half of today’s college student population is stumbling through the college years due to binge drinking. Binge drinking on college campuses isn’t just an issue of public health, but it’s one of self-interest. Failure to act in the face of foreseeable harm places schools at risk for damaging their academic reputations and liability lawsuits in millions of dollars. Also, students experience a wide variety of alcohol related problems including hangovers, blackouts, and engaging in unplanned sexual activity. According to Lini Kadaba’s article, Colleges Hitting the Bottle Binge Drinking Remains High, but Initiatives at Area Schools Raising Awareness, “College binge drinking is remaining in colleges due to the intractable problems that contribute to 1,700 student deaths, 599,000 injuries, and 97,000 cases of sexual assault, or date rapes.” (24).