There aren't many jobs where you get to present your concept to Dragons' Den star Peter Jones after making a suggestion to your boss. Employees' opinions and ideas are greatly recognized and actively promoted at grocery chain Asda Stores, so it's not all about putting the cash in your pocket in TV commercials. Since former CEO Archie Norman helped turn around the faltering Asda firm in the early 1990s, the company has worked hard to involve its employees in its success. Norman founded Tell Archie (now known as Tell Andy), a forum for employees to make their voices heard at the top of the organization. Norman later became a front-bench Tory MP. Fast forward nearly two decades, and Asda employees are being encouraged to submit their ideas for improving the company in a Dragons' Den-style competition, with the six finalists making presentations to a panel that includes current CEO Andy Bond and top entrepreneur Peter Jones. Industry-leading Schemes like these, accordin