Similarities Between Tesco And Oxfam
In this task I will be discussing two organisations, one of which is a profit making business, and the other being a non-profit making business. I will also compare and contrast the two organisations. The two companies I will be talking about is Tesco Plc and Oxfam.
Tesco (founded in 1991) is a public limited company which deals in the sales of goods ranging from food to clothing and electronics. The company is well known globally holding their business 12 countries including places such as Korea and India. Tesco has 530, 000 workers in 12 markets/countries serving millions of customers and other shareholders per week. A Public limited company is a company which people externally as well as internally can hold shares in. This business doesn’t just sell products, but also provides services both …show more content…
Tesco look to impress and satisfy people based on the way they work and the effects they make as they progress with time. Tesco also seem to see trust as a way of gaining customers and other stakeholders. Tesco Plc state that they look to inspire and earn trust from their stakeholders. Tesco’s core purpose is “We make what matters better, together”. Most of Tesco’s stores are situated within the UK and provide immense flexibility in terms of customers being provided with their services and product. Tesco give the general public the option of getting in touch with their company online and also having merchandise delivered to their store. Tesco’s shares are owned by many people both internally and externally due to the size of the company. Tesco is also in the tertiary sector meaning that they provide and sell products/services to their market. The tertiary sector is the last part of the process and is after the primary and secondary sector including the act of using natural resources to find and collect materials for their products and manufacturing them. In 2001, Tesco introduced their clothing line
Tesco (founded in 1991) is a public limited company which deals in the sales of goods ranging from food to clothing and electronics. The company is well known globally holding their business 12 countries including places such as Korea and India. Tesco has 530, 000 workers in 12 markets/countries serving millions of customers and other shareholders per week. A Public limited company is a company which people externally as well as internally can hold shares in. This business doesn’t just sell products, but also provides services both …show more content…
Tesco look to impress and satisfy people based on the way they work and the effects they make as they progress with time. Tesco also seem to see trust as a way of gaining customers and other stakeholders. Tesco Plc state that they look to inspire and earn trust from their stakeholders. Tesco’s core purpose is “We make what matters better, together”. Most of Tesco’s stores are situated within the UK and provide immense flexibility in terms of customers being provided with their services and product. Tesco give the general public the option of getting in touch with their company online and also having merchandise delivered to their store. Tesco’s shares are owned by many people both internally and externally due to the size of the company. Tesco is also in the tertiary sector meaning that they provide and sell products/services to their market. The tertiary sector is the last part of the process and is after the primary and secondary sector including the act of using natural resources to find and collect materials for their products and manufacturing them. In 2001, Tesco introduced their clothing line