Two rival companies in the same industry, such as Coca-Cola…
Two rival companies in the same industry, such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Both companies offer similar products (soft drinks) and target the same consumer base, leading to constant competition for market share. This rivalry encourages both companies to innovate, improve their marketing strategies, and expand their product lines. What kind of relationship is this?
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Select the Effect this example explains: Imagine a scenario where a company is hiring for a marketing manager position. During the interview, one candidate, Sarah, arrives wearing a tailored suit. She uses confident body language and engages in friendly conversation with the interviewers, making a strong initial impression with her positive demeanor. However, during the interview, she receives a call and chooses to step out of the room to take it. After finishing the call, she returns to the interview room and resumes the discussion. Despite this unexpected interruption and better-qualified candidates, she was still hired. What effect could Sarah have had on the hiring managers?
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