What are the factors that make chick-fil-a unique

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Problem

Review and analyze the following case study by:

Simko, Paul J., Farris, Paul W., Weiler, Virginia, & Gerardo, Peter (2013). Chick-Fil-A: Bird of a Different Feather. HBS # UV6843.

Then answer the following questions:

1) What similarities can you identify between Chick-fil-A and its competitors?

2) What are the factors that make Chick-fil-A unique?

3) By what measures do you define success?

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