Author Question: Consider a very successful independent restaurant in your area. Is its success the result of its ... (Read 59 times)

mydiamond · **on:** Aug 10, 2018

Consider a very successful independent restaurant in your area.

Is its success the result of its location, the skill of one or more of the restaurant's operators, the unique cooking methods for its signature menu items, or something else? Do you believe the restaurant could be successfully franchised?

Question 2

Who should summarize the meeting when it ends?

a. The person who takes the minutes
b. The person who facilitates the meeting
c. Each attendee from his or her viewpoint
d. The most senior-level employee present

AaaA · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 10, 2018

Answer to Question 1

The purpose of the question is to focus student's attention on the specific characteristics of a food service operation that makes it a successful candidate for franchising. If, for example, a local operation is noted primarily for its location (for example on the beach, on the water, or in the mountains) that restaurant may not be an ideal candidate for franchising because the characteristic that makes the restaurant successful is not easily duplicated. If, however, the restaurant is successful primarily due to a unique menu item or its special decor, that restaurant may well be a good candidate for franchising.

Answer to Question 2

B