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    For a high profile company like Apple, a flawed product would be extremely damaging for its reputation and therefore high quality products and extensive testing is a necessity. However, with high quality often comes high prices, and to keep their products affordable enough for their target market Apple has to watch the other companies and their supply chain, always ensuring they have the best deal. However, while keeping an eye on the product and where it is coming from, Apple must also ensure…

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    Aspen Pointe Interview

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    Introduction I chose to interview a clinical supervisor at Aspen Pointe, who works in the adult and rural services division. To give a little background on Aspen Pointe it is one of the largest nonprofits in Colorado Springs, with roots that trace back 140 years to when it was called the Springs Relief Society (Aspen Pointe, n.d.). Aspen Pointe provides behavioral health care to the community, one patient at a time, they provide mental health and substance abuse services along with career and…

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    HIPAA and Technology Chamberlain College of Nursing Eghosasere Egiebor Choosing a career in healthcare can be very difficult and has its’ many implications because of what people consider to be personal decisions. When patients come into any healthcare setting, they are in a position where they are fully trusting the professionals to secure their privacy. The primary and sole outcome of providing patient care should be focused on positive patient outcomes. Taking advantage of a patient is…

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    Hunit Grand Swot Analysis

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    within the rest of the organization in a timely manner, or at all. o Development: There is a lack of opportunities for professional growth, and employees can't see a clear career path forward. No succession plan exists for current employees, nor onboarding plans for new…

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    Conflict In Teamwork

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    socialization process helps the new hire feel as though they will be accepted into the work culture. There is no guessing who a person is or what they do, everyone’s name and job role is laid out on the first day. The socialization process of onboarding ends with the new hire being trained “in the trenches” meaning they watch someone perform their new role and then begin to perform the role on their own (Osland, 2013, p.…

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    Final Exam Question 1 According to the text, the productivity paradox holds that general productivity in business processes tends to decrease as information technology assets become more pervasive in the enterprise. In other words, the increasing investment in information technology assets results in decreasing levels of individual employee productivity. However, it is also recognized that information technology assets can be incredibly helpful to creating a more efficient business process,…

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    Phase four of the hiring process is known as placement. Hooray! You got the job, hopefully because you like doing it, rather than it being just for the money. Nevertheless, the negotiation process is not over, and it never will be. Once the induvial cements themselves in an organization, he/she needs to jockey for position within the organization. A common pitfall is for a new employee to focus on their starting salary when negotiating. In the article Making Salary Negotiations a Win-Win, Debbie…

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    Chern's Case Study

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    1. Identify Chern’s overall business strategy: Cherns overall business strategy is to provide superior customer service through hiring superior sales associates and providing exceptional customer service. Every employee at Chern’s should feel valued and cared for, that way they can value and care for their customers. 2. Key components of Chern’s: Chern’s talent philosophy: Chern’s should hire employees that have the right set of skills, traits and attributes to perform successfully at…

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    5-Yr Strategic Plan

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    3M has created a unique model that ‘integrates consistent messaging about collaboration and innovation’ in its recruiting materials, this brand model is delivered across internal employee communications and through onboarding (APQC, 2011) or ‘the process by which new employees become familiar with the social aspects and performance requirements of their jobs and learn the skills, and knowledge required and the behaviors that are acceptable in an organization (Shrm.org…

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    and make direct eye contact every day. It is recommend ed to always maintain a great work environment because happy employees take better car e of their patients. Focusing on the talent management cycle by hiring the best person for the job, onboarding them quickly and effectively and motivating them with clear goals to help them see the value of the work that they do. In terms of potential new hires, we use behavioral inte rviewing to help us focus on a candidate 's past actions and…

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