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    controlling in an organization. Planning aids in setting objectives thus determining a course of action for the objectives, as manageers need to be good decision makers. Managers can forecast and plan for future expectations of an organization when it needs to expand regionally or either internationally. Organizing involves developing a structural organizational and thus allocating human resources to ensure efficiency and accomplishments. Managers can organize an organization departmentally…

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    learning in Winds of Change MAOL585. What in this chapter solidified concepts or ideas previously held? Or, what in this chapter caused you to think differently about organizational change? Explain. When comparing the two different text Leading Organizations Perspectives for a New Era by Gill Hickman and Leading Change, With a New Preface by John P Kotter. I found that there were multiple similarities in regards to organizational change. The first similarity that I found was understanding the…

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    NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION An organization whose mission is to provide services needed by a society is a non-profit organization (NPO). Non-profit organizations are companies that do not declare a profit and utilizes all of its revenues, once operating expenses have been satisfied, toward servicing the public interest. There are two types of non-profit organizations: unincorporated and incorporated. An unincorporated cannot be given federal tax exemptions or the designation of 501 (c) (3) as…

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    Non-Profit Organization? A non-profit organization is an organization that gives back to the community. These organizations can fall under the categories of charitable, educational, scientific or religious (Robert DeMartinis). A non-profit has to find a funder to help these programs prosper. Then, they benefit off of the surplus revenues by applying it to these helpful programs. When the organizations' utilize these revenues, they can possibly gain more services for their organization. Because…

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    (2015). Criminal justice organizations: Administration and management (6th ed.) (pp. 219-248). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. Chapter 8: Personal Evaluation and Supervision The primary objective of criminal justice administrators is to identify the goals of the community and determine the most effective means to obtain these goals (Stojkovic, Kalinich & Klofas, 2015). Therefore, it is important to assess the strategies and methods being implemented within criminal justice organizations in attempt to…

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    Zero-Based Organizations are the opposite of what an organization should strive to be. Their senior leaders are not directly involved in homeland security and other important issues as they outsource these issues to outside consultants (Fisher, 2004). They are not concerned about what employees at lower levels think about homeland security and vendor, partner, and customer issues. Organizations at this low end do “not address societal impacts of homeland security on its products, services,…

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMURY Non profitable organizations are legal bodies that are formed with a special mission to support the most needed ones. The impact of non profit organization upon the society is huge and thus the management and leadership of non profit organization is an area of concern. The mission statements of most non-profits are mainly focused towards helping people or addressing a need that is not met through government or private sources. The non profits were forced to act more like…

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    easy to change something that has been practiced and done in a certain way for years. Changes in health care organization occur because problem or question is identified. Changes occur to improve patient care patient safety, or health care cost. Although, change can sometimes be stressful and frustrating if its constant. There are barriers to change that can occur in health care organizations. These are awareness and knowledge, motivation, practicalities, acceptance and beliefs, and skills.…

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    degree of citizen involvement and with a high degree of responsiveness to the needs and interests of the citizenry. In contrast, organizations are concerned with how individuals can manage change processes to their own or to corporate advantage. The basis of the difference is that democratic institutions focus on freedom, justice, and equality (18). Non-profit organizations are still differentiated from institutions because they still are able to change processes or their mission according to…

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    The elements in Julia Stewart's organization that were evident of the performance management cycle was the rewards and positive reinforcement. Stewart is undoubtedly a great go getter because she exhibits excellent motivational management skills. She demonstrates high-quality skills staying abreast of her company's needs and moral support. She knows what to do at her store when little or no praise to motivate her employees has been implemented. She fuel the situation with positive praise…

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