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Happy Employees, Culture of 'Weirdness' Equals Success for Green Products Company Method

Happy Employees, Culture of 'Weirdness' Equals Success for Green Products Company Method
Since Adam Lowry and Eric Ryan launched Method in 2000, to sell pretty bottles of eco-friendly soaps and cleaners in glowing pastel colors, the company has grown into a $100 million (£62.3m) company. Their company's culture of keeping it weird is a social mission that keeps employees happy. To stay focused on employee happiness and high-end innovative design is the business model.

Since Adam Lowry and Eric Ryan launched Method in 2000, to sell pretty bottles of eco-friendly soaps and cleaners in glowing pastel colors, the company has grown into a $100 million (£62.3m) business.

Their company's culture of keeping it "weird" is a social mission that keeps employees happy. To stay focused on employee happiness and high-end innovative design is the business model.

All that attention to humanity and high quality goes into creating products friendly to the Earth and its resources.

(READ the story from the Guardian)

Photo credit: Method's Blog (which is truly enjoyable)

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