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(Name) (Course) (College) (Date)Walmart Incorporated Company Diversity Walmart Incorporated, formerly Wal – Mart Stores partakes in the retail, wholesale and other units in various formats across the globe. The company offers services at every day low prices. It runs approximately 11,600 stores under 59 banners across twenty-eight countries and e-commerce websites in 11 countries. Over the years, Walmart has transformed into a company that values diversity and putting in place measures that see anyone from anywhere across the globe has an equal employment opportunities Walmart is a diverse employer. According to Parker (1), the company has employed over 150,000 Hispanic American, over 225,000 African Americans, over 815,000 women and employees over 55 years of age making up more than 240,000 workers in the firm. Richard et al. (2227) explain that the success of Walmart within the highly competitive market has been because of high levels of respect shown to the affiliate members and offering everyone from any cultural, religious and country equal and quality services. The high level of diversity within Walmart has also been visible in acts such as teaming up with the Japanese e-commerce company to tackle Amazon as reported by the Independent business news. Walmart company in comparison to its competitors across the world needs to re-strategize to catch up. In 2017, the company reported a rise in the total revenue by 4.23% against other businesses that recorded revenue growth of 18.17% in a single quarter. Walmart recorded lower profits than its worthy rivals. The overall net worth income declined by -40.54% faster than the opponents who were -2.12%. These
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