IKE□ is undoub□e□□y one of the wo□ld□#39;s □ost suc□essful, enigma□ic, □nd □ecognisab□e global brands.□□ast year n□arly□□00 million □eo□le □□ 49 countries □isited i□s stores, wh□ch had □□□□rnov□r□of□□or□ than £30 bill□o□. In a □aj□r new three□□art seri□s, o□r □ameras explo□e t□□ □o□ld of IK□A□ f□om t□e desi□n s□udios to□□□ctories and s□ores, for the □ery first time. Few companies can legit□mately□claim □o shape □he way we live□to□ay. Fewer□st□ll inspi□□ a□cult□like de□ot□□n□in c□st□mers and□employees alike□ □ut □KEA is not □ike□o□her companies. The □amously s□□□etive□S□edi□□ furniture□reta□ler i□ □uided by the princ□□le of□c□e□ting &□39;the bet□□r ever□day□life □or the many people'. But what is t□e□□□□re□ to its □□cces□? Ho□ do□s th□ machi□□ of IKEA affect the□people who work for □□, and how□doe□ its ruthlessl□ efficient busines□ model□□ff□ct the □o□ld?“黑□□□□没事跑到□飞□帮的地盘来□🌐)想要干嘛(🎪)?□马飞虎张口□□。