Case Study Of A Book Cafe

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1. The service being introduced is a “Book Café”; a coffeehouse that accommodates an in-house bookstore. This concept has been a huge success all over the world, and should be promoted on a larger scale, here in the United Arab Emirates. The café would function like any other coffee shop; serving hot and cold beverages like a variety of teas and coffees, baked goods like cakes, muffins and cookies, sandwiches and wraps, all of which would be prepared fresh daily. The only twist would be a book lounge within the shop, where customers can enjoy a wide range of books for reading while savoring comfort food. The café would be designed in a way that caters to both, readers and non-readers. We could serve as a pit stop right before work, to grab …show more content…

Thus we would require someone with good knowledge of books and other literary scripts available at the Book Lounge, who also has good communication skills. This post can be fulfilled by a recent graduate, realistically, with a degree in English Language. Approximate Salary = AED 1,600 per month. c) Cashier – He/she will manage all of the café’s cash related activities and will be required to tally the cash accounts at the end of each day for inspection by the Café Manager. Thus we would require someone with a good knowledge of accounting, who also has good communication skills as he/she will be in direct contact of customers. Approximate Salary = AED 1,400 per month. d) Kitchen Worker – He/she will be in-charge of preparing beverages and making sure each order is served with perfection. He/she will be trained to have appropriate knowledge about the kitchen equipment. Thus we would require someone with understanding of electronics and kitchen appliances, who maintains safety standards and hygiene. Approximate Salary = AED 1,400 per

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