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    Gilead Science, Inc.’s Total Rewards Program Introduction and Purpose This report describes Gilead Science, Inc.’s total rewards program. This includes the company’s capabilities, key goals, objectives, challenges, values, and core competencies that are required for the company to be successful. Knowledge of the company’s total rewards model is explained with its current total rewards philosophy, as well as its three categories of offerings. Segmentation of the workforces is identified and…

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    yourself a path or plan. Putting yourself goals is the path to reach your accomplishments. Your goals do not need to be too high or too low, they should be in between your ability. In a manner, you need to challenge yourself to feel you have accomplished something above your own ability. In honestly, without trying new things we could never know you can do them. I have set myself a high school goal, personal goal and a career goal. My high school goal is to be able to put more effort in my…

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    Air is still stable in competing with other new airlines. Namely the search for, attract and retain customers to satisfy user services, especially through the ministry Performance. Companies must put orientation on customer satisfaction as a primary goal where execution or performance of the services performed must be in accordance with the level of interest or consumer expectations. The main key to win the competition is to deliver value and satisfaction to customers through the delivery of…

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    new branch, democratic leadership will play an effective role (De Vries & Oostenveld, 2010). 2.4 Explain Ways to Motivate Staff to Achieve Objectives There are various motivational strategies for motivating employees in achieving organisational goal. These include Two Factor Theory, Maslow’s Need Hierarchy Theory and X & Y Theory. In order to keep the new sales assistant and employees motivated, Alpha Company should use Maslow`s need hierarchy theory in order to achieve their sales…

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    Introduction: Performance management is a systematic process to achieve the organisational goals. It starts with identifying the strategic goals and objectives, planning the steps to be taken for achievement of these goals in agreement with the employee, measure the achievement of goals on a regular basis and review the actual results to identify areas of strength and weakness to further improve achievement of strategic goals (Luecke and Hall 2006). Appraisal as a performance management tool:…

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    2015) defined it as “the attainment of organizational goals in an effective and efficient manner through planning, leading, organizing and controlling the company’s resources”. From (Koontz, 1988)’s perspective, “Management is an art of getting things done through and with the people in formally organized groups. It is an art of creating an environment in which people can perform and individuals and can co-operate towards attainment of group goals”. However, these two explanations evidently…

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    desire to achieve anything they want; they have determination, high energy, tenacity and initiative. A team leader with drive can lead his team to any task or organizational goals as his ambience that’s surrounds him can be very contagious and will affect the team in a positive way to work effectively and to reach targeted goals. Honesty and integrity Creativity- Creative achievers are naturally restless and approach every new experience with a different mind-set. They are inquisitive,…

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    the future. Leadership also entails the art of influencing others like how to develop people, value differences and encourage honest communication. Executives also need to develop their leadership styles to gain commitment from their employees. Personal values and ethics at work Executives need to understand the challenges they face and the various ways they can manage them and they need to create a culture of trusting people. Ethical decision-making needs to be recognized and there are various…

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    Quality management is one of the important part to keep the company fulfilling the customers' satisfactory in product and services. Whilst the product management and service management are separate sections in TQM, both are the indispensable parts for managing and improving for the company. Kelemen (2005) mentioned that "service managers face different challenges as compared with production managers." This statement stated that service managers would need to face more challenges and difficulties…

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    person should have in his life is a goal. All of us want to be a successful, but we should know that nothing comes easy. In order to be a successful person we spend our lives chasing, we first need to know what our goals are. Once that is done, it’s time to start thinking about how to complete them. I spent many years of my life requesting success before I understood that success is not a goal that one can set for himself, it is an outcome of completing the goal. Through the last year, I…

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