Mars Incorporated

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Overview of the Company (ERICK) Frank Mars founded the third largest private company in the U.S in 1882. Mars incorporated has been voted 76th in top 100 best companies to work for in 2014. With global revenue of 33 billion in 2012 the company has established itself as one of the most successful family owned businesses of history. The previous year they were ranked 95th which indicates a steady climb up the rankings. The company originally specialized in making quality chocolate products; they have steadily evolved into a few specific different avenues. They currently produce 7 out of the top twenty chocolate snacks, their products are sold in more than 180 countries around the world and they make global annual sales of $80 billion. However as the company evolved they expanded their business to start making pet care, chewing gum products, confectionary, and food and drink products. The company says it does 200 million consumer transactions a day despite that extreme reach across the globe it is also one of the most company in the world. The owners are three multibillionaires who are all reportedly in the top 20 of richest of Americans. Mars is one of the premium companies to work for because of a number of factors. Their employee treatment is well known to be one of the most effective on the planet. This along with a multitude of effective leadership creates a wonderful work experience for all employees (Kaplan, 2013). Motivational Tools and Strategies Work Life Balance As one of the leading brands on a global scale the company aims to create a very distinct balance between work and life at home. The company knows that happy employees are more likely to be more enthused to create great products effectively if they have a grea... ... middle of paper ... ...ough the company is not only possible it is actively encouraged by management. The major thing that separates Mars is that every employee is willing to learn and grow. It is not uncommon for younger employees to give advice and lectures to older higher management; this usually involves social media enhancement or other technological advances. Managers believe that if it will help move the company forwards why not enhance their knowledge (Kaplan, 2013). References Kaplan, D. (2013, Jan 17). Mars incorporated: A pretty sweet place to work. Retrieved from http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2013/01/17/best-companies-mars/?iid=bc_lp_toprr Brenner, J. (2000). The emperors of choclat: Inside the secret world of mars. (1 ed.). New York: Broadway Books. Rewards and benefits. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.mars.com/canada/en/careers/rewards-and-benefits.aspx

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