A domino is a small rectangular wooden or plastic block with one or more sides blank or marked with dots similar to those found on dice, used for various games. When one domino is played and placed onto its stand, it sets off an instantaneous chain reaction, moving down its line until all dominoes fall over. Energy travels quickly between dominoes depending on both their size and strength when knocked over; its speed resonating through them similarly mimics nerve impulses firing throughout your body’s nervous system as it loses no energy as it moves down its lines.
Dominoes are typically arranged along a string or line of play. When placing dominoes, each must join this string with either its matching end (or both ends for double tiles) touching one of the previous tiles’ open ends; these dominoes can either be placed square in line with its neighboring tile(s), or diagonally over double tiles – either way an action must always increase chain length!
Players in some domino games make bets on who will win first; typically this means counting all remaining tiles left in losing players’ hands; but there may also be variations, such as using all four corner dots as markers to determine victory.
If a player cannot play a domino, his or her fellow players may rap (or knock) the table and pass play along to another. Some games also allow for players to “bye” dominoes from their stock without actually using it for gameplay; these players must draw another one from the stock afterwards; any extra dominoes drawn should be returned back into it.
As Domino’s was struggling, its CEO Brandon Doyle pledged his dedication to their core values and instituted some changes, such as relaxing the dress code and offering leadership training programs. Customer service also improved significantly and customer satisfaction increased greatly – this new policy quickly spread and helped increase Domino’s success; eventually they now boast over 300 franchises and nearly 4,000 employees! Domino’s serves as a great example of how listening to customers can lead your company towards growth and expansion.