Business, 12.11.2019 23:31 anime1546

Visit the web site for a different well-known company, and find the section that lists the company's values. what are the company's values? how do they relate to the products the company sells? did anything surprise you about the company's values? why or why not? tip: if the company's web site doesn't describe its values, choose a different company.

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Answer from: ricelit

I visited the company website of Microsoft.

The core values listed include;

1.) Innovation

We believe technology can and should be a force for good and that meaningful innovation can and will contribute to a brighter world in big and small ways.

2.) Diversity and inclusion

We thrive on diverse voices. We engage our employees’ and customers’ experiences, strengths, and different points of view to inform, challenge, and stretch our thinking. This is how we innovate.

3.) Corporate Social Responsibility

We believe technology is a powerful force for good and are working to foster a sustainable future where everyone has access to the benefits and opportunities created by technology.

4.) AI

We believe that, when designed with people at the center, AI can extend your capabilities, free you up for more creative and strategic endeavors, and help you or your organization achieve more.

5.) Trustworthy Computing

Check out how we deliver secure, private, and reliable computing experiences based on sound business practices.

6.) Respect

We recognize that the thoughts, feelings, and backgrounds of others are as important as our own.

7.) Integrity

We are honest, ethical, and trustworthy.

8.) Accountability

We accept full responsibility for our decisions, actions, and results.

Microsoft offers a whole range of products and services and all the values reflect the work the company is doing.

Answer from: tejasheree

I visited Whole Foods page and found the following values:

Highest QualityCustomer SatisfactionTeam member Grrowth and HapinessWin win partnerships with suppliersProfit and prosperity creationCare about community and environmentHow do they relate to the products the company sells?

The company sell organic food in markets that aim to improve people nutrition. The company is involved with different foundations.

Did anything surprise you about the company's values?

Not really, whole foods have a strong and clear communication of what the company is about and I have expeienced those values when I go shopping there.

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