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Compare two companies, showing their different approaches to maximising profits and meeting objectives.
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J D Wetherspoon J D Wetherspoon owns pubs right across the UK. It is now the UK's fastest growing company. They serve good quality food at knockdown prices. They also clear your plates away quickly afterwards and ask if the food was to your satisfaction. Wetherspoon's employs approximately 11,200 staff who work either part or full-time. The company believe that there is a direct link between the high performance of their staff and their approach to staff recruitment, training, development, and motivation. Each pub operates with skilled management, who are fully supported by bar and kitchen staff. Their mission statement is 'to have by far the best CBSM (cleanliness, beer, service, maintenance) standards in the pub world; to be the best company to work for; and, by doing these things to be the most profitable.' McDonald's McDonald's have over 1000 restaurants across the United Kingdom. Three quarters of these are run by...
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