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    important to them. Brenda and Christina favored “knowing what you know when you know it.” Brenda said she favored this because it is one she encounters on a regular basis with the production workers in her organization. Christina also chose this "know" because it was relatable to her and her organization. Cherita chose “knowing what you do not know when you do not know it” because she felt she learned more when she involves herself in what she does not know. Brian and Brittany felt that “knowing…

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    compensation insurance mandatory in most organizations and businesses. SCIF operates within the bureaucratic model similar to other public agencies. Houchin Community Blood Bank (HCBB) is considered to be the largest provider of blood supply for the hospitals in the Kern County service area. It is a local nonprofit that works with the community to achieve their mission of ensuring there is a safe consistent blood supply available to the area hospitals. These two organizations have different…

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    sustaining change as it pertains to NASA and these two very costly disasters. First, reviewing images of managing change at NASA. Palmer and Dunford (March 2009) define the various images of change to include directing where control is within an organizations management and changes are seen as being achievable. Navigating is similar to directing; however, external factors will create change outcomes outside of management controls (Palmer & Dunford, March 2009). Caretaking where management…

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    form role in the betterment of business or in the damaging the business. The term ‘business environment’ means external forces, factors that are not in the control of the business and they effect the functions of the business or the functions of organization. These includes customers, competitors, Suppliers, government, and the social, political, legal and technological factors etc.…

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    innovation for the long-term survival of the organization. The executive team thinks that there is the organization must maintain a clear roadmap which allows the organization to continue a creative and transformative workplace that begins with asking four fundamental questions which needed to answer by leadership: Where is the organization going? How is the organization going to get the next level? What resources are needed for the success of the organization? What new technology is needed to…

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    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN 1.1 Background of study Organizations all over the world are governed by set of guidelines, principles, rules and control mechanisms. As in all business enterprises, these rules are to guide, control and monitor the operations of firms to ensure public safety and confidence. Management should therefore be future focused and it is their responsibility to put in place plans, policies and strategies as well as control measures…

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    Emotional Intelligence can help our self and others at work and in Personal life Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace Emotional Intelligence (EI) is capacity to recognize the impact of our own emotions upon our behavior and to be aware of the emotions of others around us. When we feel that we have great qualifications and experiences but just cannot work with others or guide others towards a goal that is my lacking emotional intelligence. Low levels of EI will poison the workplace and…

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    changes are difficult, slow and sometimes cause resistance within organizations. The essence of a company's culture is expressed by the way it does its business, manages its project portfolio, treats its customers, employees, the degree of autonomy or freedom that exists in their business units or offices and the expressed loyalty to its employees regarding the company. CHIAVENATO (2004), mentions that in order to get to know the organization, the first step is to know its culture. It is the…

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    Formal authority is a degree to which managing positions are allocated to join partners such as general manager, logistics, financing etc. Lastly, Wrench and Punyanunt (2012:202) contend that this source of power is the hierarchal structure in the organization from CEO to general workers; their qualification, knowledge and expertise give them the authority to make decisions in the…

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    The members of Team B had chosen Landslide Limousine Service and classified it as a small Company to complete the Recruitment and Selection Strategy and Recommendation. We had concluded that most medium and small organization have utilized the same recruiting and selection methods. All of which are utilized and advantageous to emulate in order to have success. The following are recommendations and Information, in which, we suggested that Mr. Stansfield should consider . We sated that in order…

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