Introduction
Proctor and Gamble is a superior place for new graduates to consider for employment. Procter and Gamble offer high wages, benefits and many different positions. Many people miss out on this great opportunity for employment because they don’t realize the variety of positions offered at Procter and Gamble.
Purpose and Scope
The purpose of this report is to inform Columbus State graduates of the wonderful employment opportunity that Procter and Gamble offers.
The main points of this report are: the variety of positions available, the history of Procter and Gamble, their corporate culture and beliefs, and why graduates should work there.
Assumption
This recommendation is based on the assumption that graduates will want to work with a company that is a stable and advanced as Procter and Gamble.
Criteria
This report focuses on the advantages that employment with Procter and Gamble offers. The information has been condensed, but still allows for adequate information.
Methods
Most of the information in this report comes from online sources such as the P&G website. Information was also acquired from sources like CNN, and Yahoo.com.
Overview of Procter and Gamble
Procter and Gamble was started in 1837 by two men in Cincinnati, Ohio. William Procter established himself as a candle maker in Cincinnati, and James Gamble as a soap maker. Their paths crossed paths when they married sisters. On April 12, 1837, the two men started making and selling their soap and candles. Four months later, on August 22, they formalized their business by pledging $3,596.47 apiece and started the business Procter and Gamble. By 1859 the two men had increased the sales staff to 80 people, and the sales increased to over $1 million. One of the first trademarked products they sold was Ivory® soap. Ever since then they have been expounding on their product line and offer over 12- billion dollar brands.
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