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    a merger between the traditional job descriptions and role description. Job Descriptions now also contain Key Strength Areas and competency models and thus are called role profiles. The documentation is thus richer and gives the person a better idea and understanding of his role and how he should perform to achieve objectives. The Elements of Job: Job Description: Job description describes the job, the purpose of the job, contribution of the particular job towards the final goal or…

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    INTRODUCTION The aim of this film study is to closely analyse the film Jobs from a business perspective. The analysis below will take a close look at the entrepreneurial success and career choices of Steve Jobs. The various types of conflict will be evaluated along with the impact these types of conflict have on Apple. Professionalism and ethics will also be taken into account upon analysis of the film, which recounts the life story of one of the world’s most iconic innovators. PART 1 “Do you…

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    means the act of establishing anything that is used to make the employment decisions are job related. Also, that the assessments are actually measuring what it’s supposed to measure in terms of accuracy. According Heneman et al (2005), it is important to use and also have predictors that accurately represent the KSAOs to be measured. These predictors need to be precise in their prediction of success in the job. The first type of these validation studies conducted is called criterion-related…

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    planning. It covers a wide range of activity from employees in national and international organizations. The workforce plan should be a statement including what the organization is trying to achieve, details, risks and benefits. Moreover it is the analysis and the identification of what the organization is going to need, for example, size, type, and quality of work force to achieve the organization primary goal. And determining the experience, knowledge and skills are required to get…

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    Answer of Apple Inc. Apple Inc. is an American Multinational Technology Company headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops and sells consumer electronics, computer software and online services. Apple was founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne on April 1, 1976, to develop and sell personal computers. It was incorporated as Apple computers Inc. on January 3, 1977, to reflect its shifted focus forward consumer electronics. Apple's organizational…

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    managers work closely together to onboard employees for an organization (Dunn, 2010). The HR department has the duty of recruiting candidates for a job and the line manager has the responsibility to select the right person for the job. Recruitment is a method of attracting and obtaining a group of qualified applicants by making the available jobs known to the community (Dunn, 2010). This can be achieved by advertising in a variety of multi-media and social-media venues, visiting high schools,…

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    information that is provided by patients and keeps it hospital database “Requirements Analysis,…

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    A Case Study of Apple Inc. Using the SWOT and PESTEL Analysis SWOT Analysis The acronym SWOT stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The SWOT Analysis is used to evaluate a company’s “current situation and future prospects by simultaneously considering internal and external factors” (Rothaermel, pg. 130). Companies use the SWOT analysis because it allows them to company to utilize its internal strengths to take advantage of its external opportunities, while lessoning…

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    A SWOT analysis is an essential strategy applied in an effort to realize Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of an organization or individual. In the business context, this strategy enables a business to discover its strong and weak points. A nonprofit organization typically uses this to plan financial development as well as fundraising. Therefore this research examines the meaning and further, elaborates its basic components as applied in the analysis of enterprise. Goodwill is…

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    Data analysis method First, using Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test to examine the normality of the variables in each of the hypotheses and assumptions of one to five using regression analysis and using software Spss18 and then fourth hypothesis using structural equation modeling (Path Analysis) using software Amos22 to confirm or refute the hypothesis of the research study. Hypotheses: 1. Empowerment dimension effect on turnover intention. 2. Interoperability dimensions have an effect on…

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