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    envelopes in a minutes. EBS has a Hierarchical culture. Ron Edens’ goal is to improve the productivities by ordering and controlling his employees. There are many rules and regulations to help him to reach goal. 6. Do you regard Ron Edens’ approach to management as ethical and acceptable or unethical and unacceptable in the year 2015? Why? Do you know of companies who may be using the same control methods today?…

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    However, managers often have ideas of essential requirements for the job. If managers can ensure they are hiring highly competent nurses, then they can help improve nursing turnover, nursing shortage, bedside care, workforce development, and talent management (Markey & Tingle, 2012). The situational assessment is relatively new to the organization. Many of the nurses hired more than a year ago within the organization did not complete the situational assessment. A nurse manager could use clinical…

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    coming from, because in all honesty every manager started out somewhere and most likely it was in the same position that some of the managers in today’s workforce employees hold. One of the better things that shows that Madison is effective in her management style is that she doesn’t forget that she was once in the shoes of some of the employees and coworkers that she works with today. She knows she still has a long way to go but she also knows that she is learning every step of the way and she…

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    247).” During a merger, all employees in the company are affected by the change in one form or another. Management will be affected mostly by this change as a result of the correct support and structure they must provide to their employees; therefore, providing employees with focus, purpose, and motivation during the cultural change (p. 81). Moreover, it is expected that non-management employees will be affected equally due to their employment status. It is anticipated that both groups will…

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    keep up with the fast changing environment. Management will need training modules that will familiarize them with anti-discrimination law, suggest behavioral changes, and increase cultural awareness and cross-cultural and generational communication. With these trainings there must a clear understanding between equal employment opportunity, affirmative action and diversity and inclusion. Failure to do this will case the program to be a failure. Management will have to be trained to communicate…

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    The term “Leadership” may strike some as simple with an ordinary definition, but realistically “leadership” is often hard to define in a straightforward, direct manner. Leadership isn’t a term but rather an idea that is neither black nor white but a multifaceted composition of gray matter. The idea of leadership is a “concept existing in the mind as a result of mental understanding, awareness, or activity.” The complexity of leadership restricts any individual from exact execution and…

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    DISCIPLESHIP ASSISTANT * What is discipleship in the context of a Residence Hall? In a residence hall, discipleship is the act of mentoring and encouraging one another to reflect more of Jesus. Discipleship is relationships. It happens when small groups are challenging each other, when a DA/PA invites a guy or group of guys to talk over coffee, and when roommates are opens up about their struggles in 2:00 AM conversations. I believe that true discipleship occurs when people who are being…

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    In this chapter it explains many ways to strategically have a successful business. All businesses have different approaches to what they feel are the most important strategic approaches to a successful business. Some businesses have similar approaches and some have very different approaches. After reviewing all suggestions i have picked the couple that i feel are the most important ones to use to have a successful business. Miles and Snow 's prospector strategy, the goal approach and the…

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    In any business endeavor, one must be vigilantly cognizant of employee satisfaction, happiness, and confidence. Comaford (2013) proposes six pitfalls that leaders fall into that make their employees feel as if they matter less. No good manager intentionally belittles their teams, but nevertheless, they still must examine their own work to determine if they are inadvertently guilty of neglecting the emotional well being of their staff. In the following pages, we will examine each pitfall in turn…

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    I am currently a team member at a Target retail store in the hardlines department. The current work I do is meaningful and fulfilling in the community in which I work, however it is not very impactful on society. My ultimate goal is to make the work I do on a daily basis meaningful and impactful while allowing the use of a higher level of knowledge to aid others. My plan is to become a physician’s assistant to meet my ultimate goal. Not only does it allow the use of a higher knowledge to aid…

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