Starbucks DOES actually adapt their product range to the separate countries' tastes. In Asia they offer noodle soup as a lunch option. When I went to Shanghai I saw that they were offering things with red-bean paste and also things with matcha.
and that case only in Shanghai. in other locations like Australia, where one of the coffee addicted customers are from Starbucks failed to adapt to the customer preferences
@@shoabbosrahimov7022 I have traveled all over the world. they adapt in every location. australia has no significant social food factors to treat it any differently than the UK or US. except they are near asia so expected to have some influence
@@dammitsamm Actually the food culture is quite different in Australia to the UK and US. Coffee culture in Australia has been heavily influenced by post WW2 Italian migrants. So Australians are very fussy about their coffee and generally prefer a unique, independent cafe over a generic product. Starbucks has closed most of its outlets here other than a handful in tourist areas.
I am a former Starbucks Barista (An in-store coffee kiosk, but still certified as a barista), "Superb supply chain management" Is laughably untrue in my experience, my store, as well as all all of the standalone stores nearby were nearly constantly out of several of our key supplies with the locations in the area setting up a barter system
You bring up an important point though. This can serve as a good example of how SWOT works, but also it downside, namely that it is easy to fill out nonsense with hindsight thinking. It is easy to paint a bright picture of a company that is known to be successful. Even while watching this video (not knowing particularly much about Starbucks) this was the impression I had. This is likely why the top companies are rarely still at the top several decades later. Seemingly talented people present analyses with great conviction. Then all turns out different, and the company is gone. Nobody remembers that for long, and the same process repeats itself throughout history.
First time I tried this brand was like 12 years ago in Mexico, because a friend of mine invited me one smoothie and I couldnt believe that what he paid was almost the half of my one day salary, years later I moved to Canada and I drink it once in a while, not a big fan really, last time I went It was like maybe 4 dollars for my drink wich is like 1/4 of my one hour currently salary... so, I still poor but at least I can afford a coffee...
Actually, the strength and weakness are from internal of enterprise e.g. the atmosphere of cafe. And the opportunity and threat are from external e.g. tha name of starbucks. In this video there are many data which should be in the external but into internal and vice versa.
As Nicolas points out, you are mixing things up. The atmosphere is not External to the organization, they have strong control over this. External factors are political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental considerations (PESTLE framework). An economic crisis is almost entirely out of the control of the organization, and could have a major impact.
From coming out of college recently, I'm unawaringly embarrassed within the food chain job industry. Unfortunately, that would have been a weakness added. Another weakness would be I guess would be employee turnover, in other words, having wrong kind of pple who doesn't have passion within the food industry. I guess for me sadly I'm one of those pple but the situationship within college professors/parents as well is that those jobs are recommended where the job has nothing to do or prepare for a career. An example would be like being a Five O agent investigator and to get the training ya have to be hired right away or some policing school not working at Starbucks or retail/factory and etc. Anyways, it's sad that life is a situationship within the weaknesses
You missed the point. People want to know SWOT when you are building upon an idea, not an established company. When Starbucks started they had no brand awareness ....
Hi Dylan, this is a 3 minute video. The idea is to provide a short example of what the SWOT analysis represents and how it can be applied for a company like Starbucks.
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Starbucks DOES actually adapt their product range to the separate countries' tastes. In Asia they offer noodle soup as a lunch option. When I went to Shanghai I saw that they were offering things with red-bean paste and also things with matcha.
and that case only in Shanghai. in other locations like Australia, where one of the coffee addicted customers are from Starbucks failed to adapt to the customer preferences
@@shoabbosrahimov7022 I have traveled all over the world. they adapt in every location. australia has no significant social food factors to treat it any differently than the UK or US. except they are near asia so expected to have some influence
@@dammitsamm Actually the food culture is quite different in Australia to the UK and US. Coffee culture in Australia has been heavily influenced by post WW2 Italian migrants. So Australians are very fussy about their coffee and generally prefer a unique, independent cafe over a generic product. Starbucks has closed most of its outlets here other than a handful in tourist areas.
@@bencurnow6581 UK is pretty much the same way. The US, not so much.
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I am a former Starbucks Barista (An in-store coffee kiosk, but still certified as a barista), "Superb supply chain management" Is laughably untrue in my experience, my store, as well as all all of the standalone stores nearby were nearly constantly out of several of our key supplies with the locations in the area setting up a barter system
I realize that isn't the point of this video, but I wanted to vent
You bring up an important point though. This can serve as a good example of how SWOT works, but also it downside, namely that it is easy to fill out nonsense with hindsight thinking. It is easy to paint a bright picture of a company that is known to be successful. Even while watching this video (not knowing particularly much about Starbucks) this was the impression I had.
This is likely why the top companies are rarely still at the top several decades later. Seemingly talented people present analyses with great conviction. Then all turns out different, and the company is gone. Nobody remembers that for long, and the same process repeats itself throughout history.
this video helps me a lot to understand SWOT
First time I tried this brand was like 12 years ago in Mexico, because a friend of mine invited me one smoothie and I couldnt believe that what he paid was almost the half of my one day salary, years later I moved to Canada and I drink it once in a while, not a big fan really, last time I went It was like maybe 4 dollars for my drink wich is like 1/4 of my one hour currently salary... so, I still poor but at least I can afford a coffee...
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Actually, the strength and weakness are from internal of enterprise e.g. the atmosphere of cafe. And the opportunity and threat are from external e.g. tha name of starbucks. In this video there are many data which should be in the external but into internal and vice versa.
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They created the atmosphere of the cafe...
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As Nicolas points out, you are mixing things up. The atmosphere is not External to the organization, they have strong control over this. External factors are political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental considerations (PESTLE framework). An economic crisis is almost entirely out of the control of the organization, and could have a major impact.
From coming out of college recently, I'm unawaringly embarrassed within the food chain job industry. Unfortunately, that would have been a weakness added. Another weakness would be I guess would be employee turnover, in other words, having wrong kind of pple who doesn't have passion within the food industry. I guess for me sadly I'm one of those pple but the situationship within college professors/parents as well is that those jobs are recommended where the job has nothing to do or prepare for a career. An example would be like being a Five O agent investigator and to get the training ya have to be hired right away or some policing school not working at Starbucks or retail/factory and etc. Anyways, it's sad that life is a situationship within the weaknesses
weakness: the coffee quality which is inferior.....
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I have a feeling that my teacher is gonna use starkbucks as a model in the exam
I'm curious, Did he/She?
The Brave mine did lmao
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I feel like marking high turnover rate as a weakness is kind of unfair, since the industry standard is 150-400%
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Product not customized to local tastes became a strength for Starbucks
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Can u make a TOWS analysis for the same brand as a another part of this video?
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T Y I’m studying while drinking Starbucks
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Healthier lifestyle is being recognised as a threat.
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The action phase is missing...
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starbucks has different products in other countries that u.s. desn't have so that would be a strength
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You missed the point. People want to know SWOT when you are building upon an idea, not an established company. When Starbucks started they had no brand awareness ....
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Rather listing the points, i did not see how you use it....
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the coffee is aktually rather bad. to see it as high quality shows that the marketing works ;)
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We really need a translate in French of this video, bc I don't understand English SWOT.
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SWOT is a poor tool. Too constraining and leads to trite opportunities.
Really basic SWOT... doesn't actually show the relationships between S+O and W+T and describe and action phase
Hi Dylan, this is a 3 minute video. The idea is to provide a short example of what the SWOT analysis represents and how it can be applied for a company like Starbucks.