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		<title>By: Websites tagged "pentagram" on Postsaver</title>
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		<dc:creator>Websites tagged "pentagram" on Postsaver</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Sep 2008 22:17:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Corwin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Corwin</dc:creator>
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		<description>My thoughts:

Is a redesign smart? Sure. People will flock in to see the new drastic change but your service better be great. What&#039;s the plan for your loyal customers who will need to go elsewhere while the store is under construction. If the redesign doesn&#039;t spark better service- they wasted a lot of money. 

There needs to be two outdoor windows, one for ordering and another for delivery. They use this system now- we order then huddle together in a crowded corner waiting for our names to be called (which in my case is hardly ever pronounced correctly). 

I hope they plan to buy outdoor space heaters for winter weather. 

Socially responsible? Great they harvest fair-trade but what about the waste they generate. I can only imagine the total number of pounds of coffee grounds that 14,000 stores create. This could be excellent compost for any number of natural/organic farms. 

No cups/mug for sale in store? These are the perfect gift for the co-worker I forgot about during Christmas time. 

How about an automated purchase line? I just want regular coffee and I&#039;m in a rush. Give me a cup and I&#039;ll pour it myself.

Pay your employees more. At one point *$&#039;s was making a ton of money- what did the young dedicated employee get for all their hard work? Probably an asshole mid-level manager who made them sit through an annoying service presentation. Now their grumpy, annoyed, insulted and making the store service worse.</description>
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<p>Is a redesign smart? Sure. People will flock in to see the new drastic change but your service better be great. What&#8217;s the plan for your loyal customers who will need to go elsewhere while the store is under construction. If the redesign doesn&#8217;t spark better service- they wasted a lot of money. </p>
<p>There needs to be two outdoor windows, one for ordering and another for delivery. They use this system now- we order then huddle together in a crowded corner waiting for our names to be called (which in my case is hardly ever pronounced correctly). </p>
<p>I hope they plan to buy outdoor space heaters for winter weather. </p>
<p>Socially responsible? Great they harvest fair-trade but what about the waste they generate. I can only imagine the total number of pounds of coffee grounds that 14,000 stores create. This could be excellent compost for any number of natural/organic farms. </p>
<p>No cups/mug for sale in store? These are the perfect gift for the co-worker I forgot about during Christmas time. </p>
<p>How about an automated purchase line? I just want regular coffee and I&#8217;m in a rush. Give me a cup and I&#8217;ll pour it myself.</p>
<p>Pay your employees more. At one point *$&#8217;s was making a ton of money- what did the young dedicated employee get for all their hard work? Probably an asshole mid-level manager who made them sit through an annoying service presentation. Now their grumpy, annoyed, insulted and making the store service worse.</p>
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