A Culture of Contribution-The Hiring, Training, and Retaining of Passionate Employees: A Disney Perspective

Kimberly Graham

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Abstract

The company culture of Walt Disney World is renown and worthy of emulation. The underlying culture incorporates servant leadership attributes and encourages the employees to demonstrate these attributes through a commitment to excellence and a desire to serve. It is through hiring, training, and retention techniques that a competitive advantage is garnered, and those in who work for Disney serve as a role model for other companies to follow. Training the Disney way is unique. It is considered a true culture of contribution. By using Disney’s training techniques and commitment to excellence, other companies can see a drastic improvement in their customer service. In order for companies to model the Disney customer service experience, they must place a higher emphasis on hiring, training, and retaining employees.

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StatePublished - Apr 12 2021
Externally publishedYes

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NameSenior Honors Theses

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