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    do even if they are not obliged to do so (Whittaker, McLennan, & Handmer, 2015). According to Bortree & Waters (2014), volunteerism has a positive impact on people’s wellbeing and career. The people that do the act of volunteerism, or the volunteers are considered one of the most important assets a nonprofit organization has (Herman, 2005). And volunteers tend to contribute their services because of the benefits that they would receive. This is supported by Bortree & Waters (2014) saying that through volunteerism, people’s skills and connections can be strengthened and built. Volunteers become more committed in volunteering because they share the same interest with the organization or they receive something…

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    most easily used by non-FoE organizations? Response: • Emotionally Intelligent Management and Leadership • Recognition and Celebration culture Emotionally Intelligent (EI) Management and Leadership Developing Emotionally Intelligent Management and Leadership in an organization is one of the best practices from firms of endearment that non-FoE organizations can easily use. “Emotional intelligence describes the ability, capacity, skill, or self-perceived ability to identify, assess, and manage…

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    For me to explain if my organization practices diversity or differences we need to understand the meaning of these words and what they would look like in practice in an organization. Variations within a work environment can be easily mistaken for practicing diversity within a group. Differences can be very similar to variety but there are a few key factors that distinguish the two. Ahmed (2007) suggested, "The overwhelming response to my question about the ‘turn' to diversity was that this term…

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    Structural Frame The structural frame of an organization is how the work within a company is divided and coordinated. It focuses on the architecture of the company. According to Bolman and Deal (2013), this includes the goals, roles, policies, technologies and the environment of the company. The structural frame has six presumptions: Organizations exist to achieve certain goals and objectives. Efficiency is increased by specialization and appropriate division of labor. Certain types of controls…

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    Importance of Planning in an Organization It is very crucial for an organization to have plans to achieve goals, because out there in corporate America, the competitors are vicious. It’s a dog eat dog world, so when preparing to have a successful business one must have strategies on hand, to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. One must implement plans to stay one step ahead of your competition, by setting a game plan, where your mission, values, and goals come in to play. First…

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    Numerous factors contribute to change management within an organization. For example, change can be enhanced through the use of change agents. Innovation also plays a vital role in driving change because for companies to stay ahead regarding competitiveness, they must continually innovate. Innovation in organizations takes various forms such as continuous, discontinuous, and dynamic innovation. For a company to move up in the value chain within its industry, the company must be innovative;…

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    and reoccurring patterns of behavior in organizations (Taborga, 2011 ). Employees have the power to make or break an organization, therefore a business biggest asset is its empoloyees. In order to achieve success an organization must employee quality workers, be structured in such a was as to promote success, then enable their employees to use their skills and creativity to do extraordinary things. Henry Mintzberg, a renowned author in the field of management, defined and published his…

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    INTO TEAMWORKING? To remain competitive, organization need to make effective use of resources to survive. The most important resources of an organization are its employees. Teamwork is used by organization for making improvements in various areas of organization. • Improving productivity Team working can make more effective and efficient use of employees and improve productivity by making team members more accountable to customers. It helps employees to undertake a wider range of tasks in the…

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    Non-profit organizations are groups organized by volunteer citizens at the local and international level. The non-profit organization types are advocacy NGOs that promote interests of those who cannot access them, operational NGOs that provide products and services to the poor and the hybrid types of NGOs that provide advocacy and operational assistance (Allard & Martinez, 2008). World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization that is dedicated to helping the poor by working with…

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    TO: THE CIO FROM: Anniesha Overton DATE: 05/07/18 SUBJECT: Transforming the Organization Introduction Information systems are a vital part of the organization. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) in particular brings a lot of changes, which plays an important role in our efforts to eliminate shadow IT from the agency. It is essential for the organization to run as fast as possible in the implementing of the system so as the benefits can be felt. The implementation work will be done in steps,…

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