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Benefits to Those Involved

Google is a well-known company that has created a positive impact around the globe in their day to day operations. Google has a culture of innovation that has become part of its employee life and permeates through the organization. Its culture was not built overnight but has taken the company many years of hard work to reach where it is today. The positive innovative culture and a free work environment that Google provides to its employees makes them happy at work (Alsubihi, 2015). The environment in which we work in play a significant role in how we engage in the work itself and with those around us and it also leads to higher performance levels in the organization. Google offers many great benefits to their employees which make them competitive to other agencies that they compete with. A good work environment promotes a healthy work life balance and Google has taken a significant amount of time to ensure this happens for their employees. Google’s various offices and campuses around the globe reflect the company’s overarching philosophy, which is nothing less than “to create the happiest, most productive workplace in the world,” according to a Google spokesman, Jordan Newman (Stewart, 2013). Google employs a large amount of employees and they ensure when hiring these employees that they are driven, dedicated, ecstatic, and just all around outgoing and fun people to work with. They create a team based culture that strives to work together to complete tasks and even though tasks can be rigorous and daunting, they still try to make it fun and enjoyable to complete. They believe that the culture they create is also the brand they are creating for their Google name and they strive to continue to see it have a positive impact when people think of them.

References

Alsubihi, Q. (2015). Working environment of google. Retrieved from https://www.grin.com/document/314226

Stewart, J. B. (15 March 2013). Looking for a lesson in google’s perks. The New York Times. Retrieved from https://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/16/business/at-google-a-place-to-work-and-play.html