Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
C-GOS: practice for a warung’s hard decisions
An Indonesian learning program uses short business scenarios to help culinary entrepreneurs rehearse decisions before they affect a real food stall.
- For
- Owners of small food businesses and warungs
- Worth noticing
- One scenario asks learners to respond to fish prices up 30% and chili prices nearly doubled, with three distinct options.
Field notes
The visible first scenario puts a Sumedang pepes stall under pressure from rising fish, chili, and oil costs, then offers responses ranging from changing ingredients to explaining a price increase or dropping a costly dish. The page says choices affect trust, cash, reputation, and team morale, with a reflection and weekly task at the end; only the first of ten sections is marked playable, while the rest are listed as coming later.
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