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An Asian casual restaurant has a buffet-style line that allows customers to choose: a type of starch, a type of meat, several vegetables, and a type of sauce. Once the customer has decided on each of these, a cook will finish the meal for them. This is an example of

The “gig economy” can present some challenges from the workforce viewpoint. Which is not a challenge:

A company offers some troubleshooting instructions to customers in their website. This is an example of: 

In the case study we discussed on AirBNB, the main issue / problem  highlighted was: 

The sharing economy is starting to shape consumer behavior. Which is not a change that ensued from the proliferation of shared accommodations (i.e. AirBNB, Home Away, VBRO)

In some cultures, you’re expected to “read between the lines”, thus the meaning of what is being said depends on the context, tone, and other important elements of communication. This type of culture is considered:

A culture in which “people have their backs” and is characterized by high degree of solidarity, team-work, and extended family networks

All of the following represent actions that managers can take following the receipt of electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM), except:

When a company gathers large amounts of information concerning their consumers and makes attempts to analyze that data in order to both improve the service and improve sales and profitability, this is known as:

Will likes to purchase clothing at the banana republic. He recently filled out a customer satisfaction survey and stated that the quality of their product is superior to most other retailers. However, because of their high prices, Alfredo doesn’t visit the store with much frequency. His consumer behavior reflects a customer who is: