A Case Study of Tanglewood Stores and Staffing Strategy

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TANGLEWOOD CASE ONE To: Daryl perrone,the director of staffing services. From: Marilyn Gonzalez, vice president of HR. Date: 18th September, 2015. Tanglewood has a unique culture that emphasizes “straight talk,” employee participation, and teamwork which helps to differentiate it from most of its major competitors. Following the recent period of rapid expansion and acquisition, the company must consolidate its human resources strategy to ensure that this culture is not lost. Tanglewood was actually invented in 1975 by best friends Tanner Emerson and Thurston wood. The core concept was a single store in Spokane Washington,named Tannerwood. The current operating environment for the tanglewood in terms of it competitors: When people compete (in sports, business, or elsewhere), they're trying to achieve the same goal and are therefore considered competitors. Two teams in the same sports division are competitors. Two politicians running for the same office are competitors. And even two guys courting the same gal are considered competitors. Two business partner are go to the same achievement are also called the competitors.Tangle wood is an industry classified by the North American classification system.There are different competitors for the Tangle wood stores.The several top 4 stores those are strongly contsest with Tanglewood are presented below: The current operating environment for the tanglewood in terms of it structure: They often produce a structural design, then look to Tanglewood to develop and refine their concept and work out the building details for a properly constructed structure. Architect Bob Scialla, in Morristown, New Jersey, had clients he’d worked with before who now wanted a large conservatory design added to their family room.Tanglewood appearance is deceptive , because employees at all levels of thev corporation are

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