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    Collaboration Reflection

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    key component of collaboration. However, I have to be careful at times as I find it easier to finish certain task quicker when I work alone. Radiation Oncology is a very collaborative atmosphere that involves a multidisciplinary team approach in managing a specific treatment plan for each patient. Communication is an important component of this approach. Collaboration is a vital practice to ensure quality patient care. I have always enjoyed learning new…

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    problem lies in the design of the work space. If a set up does not work, or needs to be changed in the long run, finding ways to utilize what you have should be a go to solution (Gallos, 2006). A third way to manage the workplace is for leadership to implement a responsive change management process and support services (Gallos, 2006). This involves setting in place resources such as a technical support department, a human resource department, maintenance, etc. Resources such as these help the…

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    Workplace Analysis Policy: Workplace Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination Prevention Policy overview A purpose behind establishing this policy is to ensure that “healthy and safe work environment is maintained for all employees” (Relationships Australia Queensland, 2013). It Is to ensure that any alleged workplace harassment, discrimination, vilification or sexual harassment claims are treated seriously and investigated fairly, promptly and impartially. Bullying has serious emotional,…

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    The Period of reconstruction expanded material riches, rebuilt society, and made imperative new schools of theory. The social effect of the Period of reconstruction was significant. Surprisingly since the Neolithic Insurgency, individuals worked outside of the neighborhood environment of their homes. They emerged each morning and made a trip to their place of business. This was frequently in a work environment known as a plant. The new hardware of the Modern Unrest was substantial and…

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    difficult topics, when building a relationship of trust (Meersman, 2011). A leader must validate stakeholders’ ideas and views by treating them with the same respect that the leader would like to receive back from stakeholders (CSU-Global, 2015b). Change and improvement cannot take place unless there is a relationship based on trust and…

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    I. Biological Effects of Stress Workplace stress do not only affect the mind of an individual; long term stressors implicitly can lead to physical damage, and biological consequences. According to American Psychological Association, some common symptoms of overwhelming amount of stress includes muscular problems, including tension headache, back pain, jaw pain, gut and bowel problems such as heartburn, acid stomach, flatulence, diarrhea, elevation in blood pressure, rapid heartbeat, sweaty palms…

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    Title and Research Question Challenges of managing cross generational communication. What are the main challenges that managers will face when communicating to staff in a multi-generational workplace? Introduction Four generations currently exist in the workplace, with a fifth generation beginning to break ground. The oldest generation is referred to as the Silent (e.g. mature or traditional) generation; a group of workers who are typically deemed as cautious and disciplined (Stark & Farner,…

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    relationship. The equality of the shared house chores, however, is up or debate. It has long been stated that the task of maintaining the home primarily fell on the woman’s shoulders, while the man focuses mainly on duties in the workplace. For some married couples, trying to get their husband to help with the housework typically led to domestic disputes. In recent years however, men have been getting more involved with parenting than ever before. A passage from (Giraffe 2011)…

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    and also the way employees interact on a day to day basis. Due to many economical changes, business operations have become much easier in today’s world then it was in the 1970’s. First, the internet is one of the biggest influences in the way a business operates now. Secondly, Diversity has become a major point of focus for most big corporations all over the world. Thirdly, Knowledge has become power within the workplace. Lastly, Innovation is changing all companies operations globally. All of…

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    Within any workplace, there are managers. Managers are tasked with leading and guiding a group of employees or a group of certain tasks. Mangers can choose to lead and guide their employees and projects in many different ways. How they choose to lead and guide determines how effective others are at getting work done. This brings up the question, why are some managers more effective at leading and guiding than others? Gallup researchers state that great managers are hard to find. It is also…

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