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Ice Cream
Industry Sensation - Rhino developed the first cookie dough add
-in that started one of the hottest crazes in Ice Cream history.
Meetings
- The entire company shuts down for an hour once a month for a Rhino
Company Meeting, which covers the big picture issues.
All production
workers are cross-trained in each other's jobs making them completely
"product literate".
Giving
back to the community - Our employees organize warehouse sales each
year and all profits are donated to local charities.
It doesn't
really matter what you make, what matters is how you do it, how
you treat your people. - Ted Castle, owner, Rhino Foods.
Novelties
that look and taste homemade. Rhino has perfected a process that
makes our novelties distinctive in appearance, and not uniform or
mass produced looking.
At a time
when Rhino faced a temporary overstaffing problem, the employees
developed an exchange program with companies that needed extra help.
The Best
Small Companies to Work For - Inc. Magazine
If it
can be baked, Rhino can cut it into a manageable size piece made
to your specifications - cakes, cookies, brownies etc. that you
can include in your next hit Ice Cream flavor.
Open book
management - Company results are posted each month. All Rhino employees
know our sales, profitability and how we are doing vs. our company
objectives.
Needs
- Rhino's relationship with it's employees is founded upon a climate
of mutual trust within an enviornment for listening. Rhino declares
that it is a vehicle to help its employees to get what they want.
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