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Boost Juice Undercover Boss: Documentary Analysis

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This report evaluates the Boost Juice Undercover Boss documentary in regards to organisational culture, management and leadership styles and motivational theories as well as the impacts of these.

The organisational culture of a company can essentially make or break it. Juice boost has built a strong organisational culture around having positive and motivated staff which then reflects positivity on the company’s image.

Janine Allis is a strong leader who put in a lot of hard work and time to get to where she is with Boost Juice. The company reflects her personality and leadership style which her employees thrive off. Offering management courses in order to help her employees gain the knowledge she has would greatly benefit Boost Juice.

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