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Expanding on the KitKat Story…

Last lecture was interesting for me, since it made me realize how different marketing could be from country to country, even between two highly westernized societies. Being Japanese, I always knew we were a little odd in many ways and thinking back, there were examples like this:

KitKat Seasonal

In general, Japanese people get bored of things quickly. New, fresh and innovative things MUST line up on shelves in order to do business. The picture has three seasonal and “limitied edition” flavours, Yuzu (Japanese citrus fruit), Jasmine tea and Matcha Green Tea. Seasons play an enormous role in Japanese culture, and a regular KitKat year-round will just not do for the consumers there.

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My name's Riki Nakamura, I'm a second year BComm student at the Sauder School of Business at You Be C. My life consists of school school school school work work work school school school school work work work ......... and nap

At school, I aspire to be a part of the OBHR option: this is because my dream is to become a CPO (Chief People's Officer) or a Senior HR Director for a large retail company. Why? Because I believe that HR is SO IMPORTANT in business. True, we have to get the CASH FLOWS going and do our day-to-day ops, but WHO WOULD DO IT? People. It's important, really. And, retail is a really good environment (in my opinion based on experience), because the effects of HR in retail directly translates to corporate success. Fun stuff.

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