Coca Cola as a Global Organization

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Coca Cola is national known to a global organization that has business all around the world. This research paper are going to detail facts such as current global economy, professional cultural competence among personnel and planned process for global human resource functioning. We will demonstrate practices within domestic and global human resource markets, apply human resource solutions to a global market and discuss world issues, laws, trends and international business that impact the effective human resource global strategy that will be developed and implemented.

A brief history of Coca Cola, a pharmacist from Atlanta Dr. John Slyth Pemberton had founded the company in 1886. What people didn't know that the soft drink was stripped of all its narcotics, in addition, the soft drink was designed to make people feel better because of the coca leafs that were in the drink. The young doctor at the time sold the drink outside of his pharmacy that he had worked at for a five cense a bottle and on average they he sold about nine bottles a day. Sadly around 1886 Mr. Pemberton became ill and he sold some of his company to Asa G. Candler. In 1888 Pemberton had passed away and Candler bought all of the shares of Coca Cola. Chandler knew that this product was going to be something special and at the same time he was a marketing genius. He started handing out coupons for one free drink to and also he promoted the product anyway that he cold by painting anything he can get his hands on to promote the drink. Around 1894 he opened a warehouse in Dallas Texas and in the same year opened stores in Chicago and Los Angles.

Introduction
A brief history of Coca Cola
The role of the organization
Industry and organization
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[...] International Human resource management Banutu-Gomez, M., & Rohrer, W. G. (2013). Coca-cola: International business strategy for globalization. Journal of American Business Review, Cambridge., 256-268. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1356599360?accountid=35796 Braine, T. (2002). Coca-cola. Business Mexico, 51-52. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197123738?accountid=35796 Vedwan, N. (2007). [...]

[...] Coca Cola as a Global Organization Introduction Coca Cola is national known to a global organization that has business all around the world. This research paper are going to detail facts such as current global economy, professional cultural competence among personnel and planned process for global human resource functioning. We will demonstrate practices within domestic and global human resource markets, apply human resource solutions to a global market and discuss world issues, laws, trends and international business that impact the effective human resource global strategy that will be developed and implemented. [...]

[...] Around 1894 he opened a warehouse in Dallas Texas and in the same year opened stores in Chicago and Los Angles. Around 1919 Candler sold the company for twenty five million dollars to a banker named Ernest Woodruff, at the time he was only 33 years old and was named president of the company. What he did was that the business was incorporated as a Delaware corporation and 500,000 of its shares of common stock was sold for $40 dollars per share. [...]

[...] In 2003 there was an issue that Coca Cola Company was dealing with. In India alone, the organizations have over fifty two water bottling plants that are spread all across India. Some of the villages were have water droughts and were relying on trucks that supply these poor villages with water daily. As it is well know a lot of villages use wells for their own water supply and when it gets too hot in India they get sucked dry. [...]

[...] In conclusion Coca Cola is now a billion dollar industry that is doing well in global economy. They have a well understanding on what type of personnel they need in so that they can become one of the most diverse multicultural companies because they demonstrate great human resource leadership around the world. When you have an understanding were the company is all about the people you work with than you are well on your way to be a successful organization such as Coca Cola is. [...]

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