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This document summarizes best human resource management practices at Starbucks. It outlines Starbucks' mission to provide a great work environment, treat employees with respect and dignity, embrace diversity, and achieve excellence. It describes Starbucks' benefits, recruitment processes, training programs, and performance appraisal practices. It also identifies some problems such as dress code issues and uncompetitive pay and provides recommendations for improvement.
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Starbucks provides extensive training for all employee levels from baristas to district managers. New baristas receive training in beverage preparation, cash register operation, customer service skills, and store procedures through training booklets, computer modules, and on-the-job training. Barista training typically takes 2-4 weeks. Employees are paid during the entire training period. Shift supervisors, store managers, and district managers receive additional classroom and in-store training focused on people management and effective store operations. Starbucks training emphasizes developing employees' skills to deliver a consistent customer experience and build a positive work culture.
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This document discusses the training program at Starbucks. It notes that Starbucks places a high value on training, with new employees undergoing formal training classes in their first six weeks. The training involves a three phase socialization process of pre-arrival, encounter, and metamorphosis. The pre-arrival phase recognizes what employees bring with them, the encounter phase is when employees start comparing expectations to reality, and the metamorphosis phase is when employees master Starbucks' norms and values. The document believes Starbucks' amazing success is largely due to its extreme socialization process during training.
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This document discusses how companies can regain their distinctive culture or "flavor" that is lost as they grow in size and complexity. It argues that employee engagement is key to delivering consistent customer experiences. The document outlines five ways for companies to strengthen their culture: 1) hiring the right people with purpose; 2) giving employees a sense of purpose beyond their job duties; 3) actively engaging employees; 4) establishing clear behavioral frameworks; and 5) recognizing strong performance aligned with cultural values. Regaining a distinctive culture requires partnership between HR and marketing to ensure consistency between internal culture and external brand.
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C.A. Short Company provides employee engagement solutions to help organizations increase performance, productivity, and quality by fully engaging their workforce. Their research-based platform enables executives to engage teams and increase the bottom line through recognition programs, safety incentives, and other engagement initiatives. They help clients identify behaviors to modify, benchmark engagement, and design plans to create a culture of engagement using tools like their online engagement platform and measuring successes.
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This document analyzes Starbucks' organizational structure and strategies. It discusses Starbucks' mission statement, leadership style, employees and culture, and domestic and international situations. It identifies issues like overexpansion and decreasing demand. Solutions proposed include refocusing on coffee quality, limiting new stores, cultural consultation for international growth, and using technology to improve efficiency. Interviews provide insights from managers and employees. In closing, the document argues Starbucks must recapture average customers, recommit to its mission, and better understand international markets.
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This document discusses leadership principles from Starbucks. It covers how Starbucks leaders worked to establish a vision and transition plan to address issues the company faced in 2008 related to overexpansion. The plan included 7 bold moves focusing on existing strengths and innovations. It then discusses 5 leadership principles executed by Starbucks, including "Savor and Elevate" which emphasizes passion for their products. It provides examples of how Starbucks trains employees and uses rituals and experiences to develop this passion. The document advocates connecting customers to this passion to strengthen relationships and engagement.Scoops strategy
The document provides details of the HR strategy for Scoops, an ice cream company. Some key points:
- Scoops aims to expand to 10 new outlets in Mumbai, in addition to its existing 10 outlets.
- The HR strategy focuses on reducing costs through measures like reducing manpower, internal mobility, and automation. It also aims to increase productivity and motivate employees.
- The compensation philosophy aims to provide internal equity, lead the market, attract new talent, and retain existing talent. The structure provides a fixed salary as well as variable performance-based incentives.
- Salary components and benefits are detailed for Associates and Managers, including annual salaries, bonuses, and other direct/indirect compensation.
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This document provides an outline and overview of Starbucks' global expansion strategies and challenges. It discusses Starbucks' introduction and timeline of global growth. Key strategies analyzed include pricing, branding, service quality management, and supply chain management. Challenges addressed are maintaining growth, cannibalization, quality consistency globally, price pressures, economic impacts, and ensuring responsible global practices. The document concludes with discussion questions on controllable vs. uncontrollable global market factors, major risks and solutions, critiquing Starbucks' strategy, and improving profitability in Japan.
Starbucks: Delivering customer service
Starbucks was founded in 1971 in Seattle, Washington with a vision of becoming America's "third place" outside of home and work. The company grew rapidly under CEO Howard Schultz in the 1980s and 1990s, expanding to over 140 stores by 1992. Starbucks focuses on providing high quality coffee, exceptional customer service, and a warm atmosphere in their stores. They have achieved significant success and brand recognition through innovation, learning from local cultures, and their commitment to customer satisfaction. However, Starbucks faces ongoing challenges of fierce competition and changing customer expectations.
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Starbucks targets several key customer segments including women aged 18-40, young adults aged 18-30, baby boomers, and those interested in healthy options. 40% of customers account for 60% of Starbucks' revenue. Starbucks performs well compared to competitor Dunkin Donuts due to its focus on coffee quality, atmosphere, and customer intimacy. Starbucks uses various social media platforms and a loyalty program to implement one-to-one marketing. Customer data is collected and analyzed to make business decisions. The recommendation is to adjust the rewards program to increase customer retention and spending by awarding stars for every $10 spent and giving more promotions to higher spending customers.
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Unique employee experience & culture
The document discusses employee experience and organizational culture. It defines employee experience as encompassing all interactions employees have within an organization, including with managers, colleagues, and their physical work environment. Organizational culture is described as the sum of employee behaviors, driven from leadership and built on clear values focused on commitment, growth, and accountability. Everything within an organization can impact its culture, from leadership and policies to the workplace, learning opportunities, and employee perks. The document emphasizes that engaged employees are more productive and loyal, while disengaged employees undermine productivity. It provides approaches for building a unique employee experience and great organizational culture through foundational elements like values, diversity, accountability, and transparency.
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Parker is a businessman who needs a place to start his day alert, relax between meetings, and conduct business comfortably. Starbucks provides this solution with its welcoming coffee houses. Sales partners aim to make a connection by targeting business professionals, social groups, students, and locals daily. The sales philosophy is to sell passionately in a friendly environment to create loyal, returning customers through good service and a quality product.
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- 1. Best Human Resource Management Practices Group 13 Felix Chen Vivien Chen Lauren DwornikKelsi Pullen Graham Schreiner
- 2. “We're not in the coffee business, serving people, we're in the people business serving coffee” - Howard Schultz CEO
- 5. Contribute positively to our communities and our environment.
- 7. Embrace diversity as an essential component in the way we do business.
- 8. 2008: 7th
- 9. FortuneMagazine Best 100 Companies to work for
- 10. Performance Appraisal Benefits Recruitment Training
- 11. and then Problems and recommendations
- 12. Benefits Aka total pay Aka “your special blend”
- 14. Adoption Program
- 17. Savings Plan
- 18. SIP
- 20. markouts – free coffee/tea
- 23. general walk-in applicants
- 24. recruiting teams
- 25. energetic “people persons”
- 26. referral program
- 29. mandatory two week barista training
- 30. two week module
- 32. “pour your heart into it”
- 33. star skills
- 35. listen and acknowledge
- 37. be GENUINE
- 38. be CONSIDERATE
- 39. be KNOWLEDGABLE
- 42. bonuses
- 43. “customer voice”
- 46. uncompetitive pay