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WARRIOR [948]
3 years ago
6

Robinson Crusoe has formed a business that sells carved gourmet coconuts. He has hired five employees. The most senior is Friday

, who manages the carving process. Monday is the newest employee. She collects the coconuts. Tuesday, as you might expect, takes calls from curstomers, oops, I mean customers, who are unhappy with their coconuts. Wednesday tosses finished coconuts into the sea, whereupon they drift to the wholesaler. Thursday sends smoke signals to the wholesaler extolling the virtues of the latest production run of nuts that are drifting across the bay.Which of the following functions in the value chain is Tuesday performing?
A) Inbound logistics
B) Operations
C) Outbound logistics
D) Marketing and sales
E) Service
Business
1 answer:
shusha [124]3 years ago
4 0
The answer is B) Operations
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