Beyond its being vulgar and disgusting, I think the perspective of managing communications on this
situation is clear about the rules for working from manager to employees, employees out of control and
make the mistake effect to the business.
In the case we can see two Domino's Pizza workers recorded a terrible prank in the restaurant's kitchen
in Conover, North Carolina, the firm found itself in the middle of a serious public relations disaster. The
video was eventually shared on YouTube and other websites, and when cooking a pizza, a Domino's
employee was seen committing unclean and nasty acts. meal, with commentary provided by another
employee Over a million people had signed up by the following day. People were appalled after seeing
the video, and there was a lot of talk about Domino’s. So basically, in terms of managing
communication, it was a failure on the part of dominos. That assertation is influenced by many factors
like it was indicated the lack of a policy that guided the use of social media among the employees.
So as for my advice they should be more careful about presenting their company and the actions they
were taking to assure that this horrific situation would not have the opportunity to happen again. They
should bring rule regarding social media posting. Finally, management should reassure both consumers
and employees that such wrong doing is never tolerated and is dealt with harshly. It's clear evidence of
dishonest behavior on the part of workers.