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    (Little and Miller, 2007). Person-organization fit theory supports the basic concept that like minded individuals and like minded organizations seem to be drawn toward each other (Little and Miller, 2007). Therefore consideration for working at Whole Foods will be driven by factors that will strike the potential employee’s fancy. Three factors in particular seem to stand out for this organization.…

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    many successful companies. While analyzing diversity mission statements for corporations such Whole Foods and Gap Inc., I noticed that Whole Foods is more implicit in regards to the website map, while Gap Inc.’s provides many webpages on detailing diversity principals. Although Whole Foods require that employees under a diversity training program is not situated on their website. Both Gap and Whole Foods are dedicated to hiring from diverse backgrounds and operating in inclusivity. I really…

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    What is your assessment of Mackey’s model of “conscious capitalism”? In what ways do you believe that Whole Foods has created value for society? Being an entrepreneur and reading about how corporation should function, I find “conscious capitalism” to be an extremely beneficial model of running a corporation. This topic interested me and from some interviews I found with Mackey, “conscious capitalism” basically boils down to shifting focus away from profits and concentrating on adding value to…

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    Similarities Whole Foods Market has got its own benchmarks or required standards of performance. After evaluating the employee performance and assigning the scores, the performances are further compared to the standards that the company has established. Such standards offer the expected levels of the performances that the employees are expected to adhere to. Adverse deviation from the standards is not encouraged as it indicates that the employees are not performing as expected from…

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    Whole Foods Market is a national and world leader in the food store industry. The company is well known for its leadership, open book policy, decision-making policies, team based operations, and more recently it’s conflicts concerning unionization. This paper examines Whole Foods Market co-founder and CEO John Mckey’s leadership style and how it influenced the organization’s culture. It also discusses how an open-book polity impacts transparency on the attitudes and behaviors of employees.…

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    The following foods are known to promote weight loss. The foods possess special properties that help your body melt away unhealthy pounds. These incredible foods can suppress your appetite for unhealthy foods and keep your body going on their more wholesome energy It is suggested you include these foods in any sensible weight-loss plan to give your body the extra metabolic kick that is necessary to shade off weight quicker. A sensible weight loss plan calls for no fewer than 1,200 calories per…

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    Whole Foods Market recognizes that low diversity in the workplace is an important issue that needs to be addressed. For this reason, the purpose of this memo is to resolve the problem of low scarcity of women in the workplace. ISSUE During the last few months there has been a decreased number of talented women in the workplace. Consequently, men working for Whole Foods Market surpasses women by 71%. The main reason why women are leaving the workforce is due to children’s issues. Many of this…

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    organizational life. Responsive culture values that its ability to keep balance between internal and external environment, including competitive and opportunities. Above all three companies I prefer to join the company that combines the characteristics of Whole Food Market and Mars that using rituals, physical structures and symbols, and norms to decipher organizational culture. The company tries providing high quality of product to customers; arranging employees as a team to communicate well;…

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    Amazon will face a multitude of threats in its acquisition of Whole Foods. Namely, Whole Foods faces intense competition within its industry and thus will have a difficult time generating profits and maintaining a competitive edge. Secondly, Amazon will struggle to lower Whole Foods’ prices, in attempt to get rid of its “Whole Check” reputation for high price points because of higher wage levels being applied all over the world. Lastly, the environmental threat of the rise of GMOs and climate…

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    ************************************ 1. John Mackey, Cofounder and Co-CEO of Whole Market, Believes in `Conscious Capitalism` (pp. 29 & 30) ********************************************************************************************************** 2. What role, if any, does McGregor's Theory Y play at Whole Foods? Explain. Student Answer: To better understand how the McGregor Theory is incorporated into Whole Foods I will need to explain the theory. As indicated in chapter one, Douglas…

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