There was a lot of news recently that the restaurant Red Lobster has been incurring millions of dollars in debt ever since they decided to introduce its endless shrimp promotion permanently. For about $20 a person they could essentially eat all the shrimp they want which is a great deal. Usually for these types of
You often see this in those restaurant reality shows where when the business knows that an order is for a VIP of sort they take extra care in wanting to make sure the order is perfect. Their opinion can potentially influence thousands of others to visit or avoid the business as an example. Now with
I am currently going through an interesting scenario of a company who has failed to deliver a product thus far where it seems like they are constantly blaming other people for their inability to fulfill an order. As usual I document all my conversations with issues like these in case the business tries to claim
I was thinking as recently there was a company that seemed to be messing up an order really bad to the point where it felt like it was run out of someone’s basement as an example as a side home business. For example, someone randomly selling items on Ebay. While there were a lot of
Today I saw there was a lot of hashtags of people saying they will boycott the company Home Depot for some reason which made me wonder why of course. Apparently the founder of the company made remarks publicly about a political candidate that he supports and as you can imagine politics is a sure way
Such a fascinating read this was as apparently the publication Sports illustrated was in a sense caught having fake AI article writing personalities where on a surface level they appeared to be real journalists with a picture and background information. The company responded by being shocked at the discovery and was seeking for answers by