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>and the common perception is just marketing/how they made their mark initially. It makes no sense to categorize McDonalds as a real estate company because its
by nemothekid 11y ago
>and the common perception is just marketing/how they made their mark initially.
It makes no sense to categorize McDonalds as a real estate company because its cost structure, hiring policies, marketing efforts, and everything else about the company in no way reflect the components of a traditional marketing company.
If "LeBron James" was a publicly traded company and you categorized him as an advertising spokesperson, would you then take him out of the gym and have him spend 4 years pursing an MBA?
- stcredzero 11y agowould you then take him out of the gym and have him spend 4 years pursing an MBA? No. Neither would the shareholders. Also, he's a lot more successful than a lot of MBAs. The whole point is that maybe the preconceived notions and categorizations aren't all there is to it.