Dunkin' Donuts is a hospitality company focusing on coffee, baked goods, and quick service. Founded in 1950, the Massachusetts-based company has grown to become the largest coffee and baked goods chain in the world, offering customers high-quality coffee, bagels, donuts, and various other treats. Today, Dunkin' Donuts operates under the leadership of CEO David Hoffmann and generates an annual revenue of $1.4 billion.
The company employs a diverse workforce of 35 individuals, with 63.9% female and 37.5% ethnic minorities represented. Dunkin' Donuts employees tend to lean towards the Democratic Party in political affiliation. Although the average employee salary at the company is $27,851 per year, some of its higher-paying competitors include Community Coffee, Caribou Coffee, and Papa Murphy's. Despite high employee turnover rates, Dunkin' Donuts continues to maintain its status as a prominent player in the hospitality industry.
