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There are 3 questions about “Competitors” in the “How do you operate?” topic.
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- 1. for my report at Univ, could I please know what competitive strategies and structural designs does McDonald's use as I can not find it anywhere. Thank You!
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Thanks for your question. Unfortunately McDonald’s does not disclose information that is commercially sensitive such as our business strategy, as this would offer an advantage to our competitors. However, we suggest you download one of our information packs from www.mcdonalds.co.uk/people/schools-and-students/schools-and-students.shtml for more information about McDonald’s. These packs have been put together to help answer a lot of questions we receive from students.
(January 2011)
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What are these? Delicious Digg Reddit Facebook StumbleUpon - 2. 1)How MacDonald’s conduct a cost-effectiveness evaluation and a cost-benefit evaluation? 2)What do MacDonald’s determine the cost of training programs and how? What were categories are used? What does MacDonald’s use the net benefits and return (ROI)?
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Thanks for your question. Unfortunately McDonald’s does not disclose information that is commercially sensitive, as this would offer an advantage to our competitors. However, we suggest you download one of our information packs from www.mcdonalds.co.uk/people/schools-and-students/schools-and-students.shtml
(January 2011)
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What are these? Delicious Digg Reddit Facebook StumbleUpon - 3. I'm currently writing an assignment about McDonalds and I was wondering how has globalisation impacted the company? And what strategies have been put in place to repond to the impacts?
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Thanks for your question. We suggest you download one of the McDonald’s Student Information Packs. These have been developed after receiving many questions from students wanting to know more about the company and are designed to help address student enquiries. To visit our 'Schools & Students' page cut and paste the link below into your browser. http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/people/schools-and-students/schools-and-students.shtml
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