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"Citius, Altius, Fortius" (The Motto, 2007)
The Latin Olympic motto meaning "faster, higher, stronger" (The Motto, 2007), this is one thing that all companies can aspire to be. However, after breaking down these aspirations to its core constituents, what exactly are the basic elements that contribute to a great company? This essay will be introducing and explaining the three most important elements that can make a great company to work for. Three basic elements would be colleagues being able to communicate with each other, giving bonus and incentives and also about work requiring their employee to think out of the box.
It is better to work together with people you feel comfortable with instead of working with people that you do not like being around with. By working with fun, interesting and creative colleagues, you tend to feel more comfortable working as they can make you happy while you are working. When you feel comfortable working with the people around you you tend to be more relax and that will let you feel more easy to give in new ideas and share each others viewpoints. When...

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