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Our field research included speaking with a member of management from each restaurant as well as observing the seating patterns of customers for more than one hour at each location.
SLIDE 3: Organizational Goals
The organizational goals for all three restaurants are what we would expect to be the norm for companies within the hospitality industry...
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Our field research included speaking with a member of management from each restaurant as well as observing the seating patterns of customers for more than one hour at each location.
SLIDE 3: Organizational Goals
The organizational goals for all three restaurants are what we would expect to be the norm for companies within the hospitality industry...
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