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Page 1: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

BY-

Learnings from Nestle

Page 2: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

About Nestle

The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company.

It is highly profitable companyMain Brands of Nestle are:

Nescafe Maggie Kit Kat

Page 3: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

Philosophy of Nestle

Creating Shared Value - an approach to Corporate Social Responsibility

Believes in single unifying corporate cultureUnleashing the potential of Employees

Page 4: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

Diversity initiative – Focus on training and development

Help in improving the productivityHelp in developing the Knowledge, Skills and

AttitudeReduce WastageImprove Employee MoraleImprove Profits

Page 5: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

Empowering the team

Nestle promotes a culture of engagement and performance and strives towards best practice.

Page 6: BY- Learnings from Nestle. About Nestle The world's foremost Nutrition, Health and Wellness company. It is highly profitable company Main Brands of Nestle

Some suggestions: Issues and Challenges

Making training program relevant Empowering the teamMotivating the employeesGetting top management support

SolutionsOpen communicationEmployee participation