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    departments work with each other, how they are interlinked and lastly if all departments are engaged in marcom activities. Brand manager was interviewed regarding marketing communication in Pond’s and how do they carry out different activities within the organization. Industry Background Albeit composed written history goes back just six centuries, the historical backdrop of skin enhancement and care is likely any longer, maybe the length…

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    management is the practice of attracting, developing, rewarding, and retaining employees for the benefit of both the employees as individuals and the organization as a whole (Stewart, 2017). Human Resource departments that practice strategic management also ensure that all of their objectives are aligned with the mission, vision, values, and goals of the organization of which they are a part of (Stewart, 2017). I disagree with the article written by Keith H. Hammonds, titled “Why We Hate HR”, as…

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    Healthcare with the Balanced Scorecard Method Strategic planning is defined as, “a decision making activity that identifies where an organization is going, sets its direction, and focuses its future efforts” (Olden, 2014, p.36). Planning is important to any healthcare system, because without planning and preparation your system may become unorganized. A case where a type of strategic planning is efficient in health care systems could be the balanced scoreboard method (BSC). The balanced…

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    numbers (Kronos Inc., 2005). Previously, demographics such as religion, race, religious affiliation, age, and physical disabilities, may have been excluded from work environments, yet now they find opportunities abound (Kronos Inc., 2005). Modern organizations must recognize that they need to bring together these diverse groups and create a cohesive team, ensure that the individuals have the right skills, training, and support to align their work with the corporate strategy. The following…

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    this movie. The organization in this movie, the textile factory, shows us an insight into the different metaphors in which an organization can be described. So through these three different lenses, viewing organizations as machines, organisms and as a political system, we can analyze the workings of this fictional factory and understand its inner workings. Morgan (1997) breaks down the analysis of organizations into three basic metaphors, the first of these is viewing an organization as if it…

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    While taking the “Crisis Preparedness Scale” self- assessment, the score shows that my organization leaders have been proactive rather that reactive to a crisis response. As Hackman and Johnson (2013) suggested “Leaders can prevent many crises by being alert to prodomes, the warning sign that something is amiss” (p.416). In doing so, my leaders have provided us with a comprehensive plan and procedures to follow; for example, fire drills, in the event of active shooter training, and medical…

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    established many years ago and perhaps have not evolved sufficiently to cover today’s dynamic workplaces and diverse workforces. However, unions have played a significant role in US culture and their contributions to our history are numerous (). As organizations aim to limit the unionization of their facilities the concept of remaining agile is a key objective and primary interest. In support of these efforts companies work to create egalitarian…

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    Trust is defined as “ reciprocal faith in others’ intentions and behavior” (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013, pg 313). Trust is very important with this sort of cross-functional team. Trust is essential to teamwork and taskwork. Google HR members are made up of three cross functional teams. It may be very difficult to establish trust. The team members come from several different backgrounds and perspectives. This team may lack clarity in what the agency’s goals are. Building trust among…

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    Individuals and groups from all walks of life and with similar or shared values, beliefs, or experiences constantly face some form of change. It may be subtle or drastic and may have positive or negative results. For this reason, it is vital that organizations be able to manage change. Managers’ approach to change has a significant impact on the present and future of a company and its team. While it may seem that the need for change is obvious, a more strategic view point will guide decision…

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    of the project, structure of the project, and the level of technical expertise of the staff or project team are factors. The larger the project team is, the amount of money allotted or spent, and how many different departments or areas of the organization will be affected by the new system...all increase the risks. Large projects benefit from the appropriate use of formal planning and tools created for managing projects. The commonly used methods are Gantt charts and PERT charts. A Gantt…

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