Company Analysis Of Starbucks, A Coffee Company

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For this assignment, I would like to choose Starbucks, a coffee company that loved by almost all the coffee lovers over the world. This company has founded by 3 partners that are University of San Francisco students, English teacher Jerry Baldwin, history teacher Zev Siegl, and writer Gordon Bowker in Seattle, Washington, on 1971. Alfred Peet, the big entrepreneur in the business making and selling coffee, were their mentor by taught his style of roasting beans and the equipment needed to three of them. With his guidance, they started their company from a very small level with named Starbuck at Pike Place Market, Seattle.
Starbucks is named after the first mate in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. Their logo is symbolizing the sea with featuring …show more content…

Besides, starbucks is serving more than 70 different types of drinks to their worldwide customers and they not only known for selling brewed coffee, but also best sellers for other hot and cold beverages such as espresso beverages, chocolate beverages, Frappuccino blended coffees, Frappuccino blended crème, blended juice drinks, brewed tea, iced shaken teas. They’re real delicious drinks that loved mostly by today’s adults and especially teenagers. Besides that, they also are selling drinks, smoothies, bottled drinks and fresh fruit juices as a additional …show more content…

To be effective, a training program needs a specific purpose with appropriate training methods. Understanding the factors that influence training programs enables you to develop or change your current employee education to make it fit the needs of your business and your employees.
The aim of the training is a major aspect in the planning phase and execution phase. To develop the right material or tools, you need a very clear understanding about the skills or information you want the employees to have after completing the training as well. By the way, the extent of the training also affects whether you handle the training internally or send employees to training sessions through another organization or college. Here the typical training types include safety, orientation for new employees, general issues and job-specific

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