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    precedence and result in a negative evaluation of an employee. If Southfield Packaging’s high standards still remain prevalent, personnel and managerial supervision needs to change. The idea of supervising a manager, and making uncalled for comments regarding his physique, decision making, hours of work, and talkativeness are absolutely absurd. I recommend, managers like Sanders, end their ways of being too “over the shoulder” especially in personal reviews, and that the talkativeness of…

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    Elara Products Case Study

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    This can have effects such as a diverse, creative and unique solutions will be generated (Robbins, et al., 2014.). However, the downside to this resolution, is that is it time consuming. Also, members of the group who are making the decisions, all range differently in terms of knowledge, skills and experience, this creates in inequality in views that each member…

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    Sleep Deprivation and Decision Making The study, Feedback Blunting: Total Sleep Deprivation Impairs Decision Making that Requires Updating Based on Feedback , Whitney, PhD, P. et al (2014) examined the effects on people on their decision making after sleep deprivation. This study included testing at different stages of sleep conditions in a 62 hour period. Sleep deprived volunteers had issues with having to learn go and no-go stimuli tests and actually did worse when attempting the tests…

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    Throughout the course the material presented has made professional responsibility a key concept that I think about everyday. A firm understanding of professional responsibility allows students to make ethical decisions when faced with dilemmas. This has been the focus of module one and two with three allowing us to connect these ideas to a larger societal picture. To begin, my five core values are family, ambition, accountability, integrity, and commitment. These values are the most important to…

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    consult with group, making group decisions and sharing power, and authority. When the word “leadership” arise, I automatically think of autocratic leadership as I was taught that people who have leadership leads the group with controlled authorities. I was confused if my leadership style was even a leadership style, and questioned my leadership throughout the project. This was one of challenges that I had to face. As the project was all about leadership, I had to reinsure…

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    Groupthink Research Paper

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    of thinking in which members of a group seek concurrence because of cohesiveness among group members whose critical thinking becomes severely impaired as a result of it. They do not seek alternatives to courses of action when presented with policy making decisions, and instead, they are more likely to engage in irrational and dehumanizing actions directed against outgroups. This phenomenon is very strong and common place, but can be very dangerous because group members are often driven by the…

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    explain an idea in your own words which helps you to remember and understand things better. Applying is when you produce results by completing tasks, meeting goals, making decisions, or solving problems. The fourth and fifth steps describe analyzing and evaluating. Analyzing means you can take apart an idea and put it into parts, groups, or steps. This step is followed by evaluating which is when you rate the truth, usefulness, or quality of an idea and give a reason(s) for your rating.…

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    in the Everest simulation we were able to work as a team to reach new heights. While most of our team members did make it to the mountain, I stood back for the rest of the team, not making it to Summit, leading our team to second place. In the process, we were able to recognize the decision making techniques of groups, what it takes to be successful, and how we could better ourselves for next time. There were instances where we could have performed better; the negative aspects of being in a team…

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    My Major Decision Making

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    Major Decision I will not be making this hire. For the past five weeks we have been pondering the issue brought to us called, “The Problem.” We, as a class explored the idea of this new hire. Beginnig this process of being aware of my core values, I see how making this decision is of no easy task. In making the decisions I have accessed my core values. In my core values I began by asking myself a series of questions. 1. If I hire this person will they be truthful with our company? If I do not…

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    well known for its leadership, open book policy, decision-making policies, team based operations, and more recently it’s conflicts concerning unionization. This paper examines Whole Foods Market co-founder and CEO John Mckey’s leadership style and how it influenced the organization’s culture. It also discusses how an open-book polity impacts transparency on the attitudes and behaviors of employees. Additionally, it examines how group decision-making pitfalls appears and recommends how to…

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