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Making sure the cast-member is courteous and efficient is key while "onstage" at
               a Disney theme park. It helps create a positive guest experience whenever a guest

               interacts with an employee:

                       "The first year (of Disneyland) I leased out the parking concession, brought
                       in the usual security guards -- things like that -- but soon realized my
                       mistake. I couldn't have outside help and still get over my idea of
                       hospitality.   So now we recruit and train every one of our employees. I tell

                       the security police, for instance, that they are never to consider themselves
                       cops. They are there to help people. The visitors are our guests. It's like
                       running a fine restaurant. Once you get the policy going, it grows."  -- Walt
                       Disney


               The cast members who follow these rules develop a sense of pride about their
               work.  When these rules were first put in place, they quickly began to believe in
               the need to sacrifice their personal convenience in order to be part of something
               special.


               Guess what?  It works!




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                         An Internal Memorandum, this rarely seen write-up is the
                  FIRST compilation of Disney’s philosophy and background for Disney

                                                          World.

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                             will find GREAT ideas to help their own businesses.

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