Does Target Corporation have a mission and vision statement?
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Of course.  Go to their website.  It should be posted there.
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Target. it smells better
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Target is a public company, so anyone can buy stock in it.\n\nBased on its website, its first store opened in the U.S. and all its stores are currently in the U.S.\n\nI checked its SEC SC 13G filing dated 12/31/2005 on the Target website and it appears that it's at least 5.3% owned by French companies.\n\nhttp://investors.target.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=65828&p=irol-SECText&TEXT=aHR0cDovL2NjYm4uMTBrd2l6YXJkLmNvbS94bWwvZmlsaW5nLnhtbD9yZXBvPXRlbmsmaXBhZ2U9Mzk2MDAyOCZkb2M9MCZhdHRhY2g9b24=\n\nIt's really late and I don't feel like looking further, but you might go to your library and see if their Standard & Poors Reports and their Value Line Investment Survey may have statistics that are easier to understand.
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Vision, often outlined in a vision statement is usually an internal communication for a company to share with its employees. Vision items include financial goals, expansion to other areas, going public, etc.\n\nMission often outlined in a mission statement is shared with all external entities including customers, partners, and competitors. Mission items include, giving back to the community and employees, but also can include quality promises, innovations, and growth plans too.
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I know people who work in the corporate ladder at Target.  Its very easy to hear negatives about large corporations (only care about numbers, they don't know who you are, etc.).  Truthfully, it comes down to what level you work at in a large corporation.  The lower you are, the larger the chances you have of not being valued.  \n\nAs far as Target goes, I think it is a better corporation to work for.  It is very career oriented and they have a clear business plan.  The people I know like their jobs (although they aren't at the bottom of the chain).  I would recommend working for them.\n\nIf you want more information, check out the link below.\n\nGood Luck!
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In terms of business unit strategy, of Porter's generic strategies, Walmart is attribute the "Low Cost" strategy instead of the differentiation or scope/niche strategy. \n  In terms of functional operational strategies, they are pursuing value chain optimization, service, marketing strategies which all have their own jargon.  In terms of international strategies they tend to pursue "Direct Investment" strategies where they prefer to build or buy their expansion rather than partner with existing firms.
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Attention getter of something unethical.\n\nBusiness Dos:\n\nBusiness Don'ts:\n\nBusiness Gray area:\n\nSummary.
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The logo is the visual symbol that BP uses, a green and yellow shield or starburst (see sources below).\n\n"Beyond Petroleum" is, as you say, a corporate motto. It does represent effective business strategy. "Beyond Petroleum" sounds futuristic, as if BP had labs full of scientists working on hydrogen fuel and fuel cells around the clock, eager to replace the petrochemicals in our fuel scheme. It also sounds altruistic, as if BP has a focus on contributing to the common good, not just selling gas. The slogan is also realistic, since BP does go "beyond petroleum" in its commercial offerings: its stores (in the USA, at least) also sell basic groceries, sundries, some OTC drugstore items, and a limited array of fast foods.\n\nMost Americans I know actually don't know the motto, but are very familiar with the BP logo.
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The compnay's mission statement is:\n\n"Sustainable, responsible, social"\n\nClick here for the company's explanation of their mission:\nhttp://www.vw-personal.de/www/en/arbeiten/werte.html
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Different organizations. Same goal.
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*   A mission statement should say who your company is, what you do, what you stand for and why you do it.\n    * An effective mission statement is best developed with input by all the members of an organization.\n    * The best mission statements tend to be 3-4 sentences long.\n    * Avoid saying how great you are, what great quality and what great service you provide.\n    * Examine other company's mission statements, but make certain your statement is you and not some other company. That is why you should not copy a statement.\n    * Make sure you actually believe in your mission statement, if you don't, it's a lie, and your customers will soon realize it.
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Target business for sponsorship.
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Definitely Target!  The overall atmosphere is much different in Target than it is in Walmart, for the better.  In my opinion, Target is cleaner, not as "frenzied".  Also, the two stores attract very different types of people!
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From the Metro Bank Bancshares . \nOur primary mission is to be the leading commercial bank in the diverse communities we serve. We have traditionally served small to medium-sized businesses, as well as retail customers. The foundation of our success truly has been in the ethnic markets – especially the Asian and Hispanic ones – where we have strong ties and direct involvement with the communities.\nhttp://www.metrobank-na.com
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Target Corp is always in need of executive management possitions.  District managers and store managers make a decent amount of money at Target.   \n\nTry checking out www.target.com for more information.
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No, that means the wages offered at their company is similar or very close to other companies' offering the same type of service. For example, if you apply at Wal-Mart and they offer x amount of money, they are competitive since Target also offers the same amount of money.
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PepsiCo’s mission is “To be the world's premier consumer products company focused on convenient foods and beverages. We seek to produce healthy financial rewards to investors as we provide opportunities for growth and enrichment to our employees, our business partners and the communities in which we operate. And in everything we do, we strive for honesty, fairness and integrity.”