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    Sustaining change to any process is determined by stakeholders, management and employees within the organizational framework. Theses process are vital when implementing innovative technology which requires planning and focus between all parties involved. The behavior of individuals is the key component in truly adopting change, and it becomes the integral aspect of the sustaining phase of the cycle of change. The differences between stated change goals and current change status highlight the…

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    Organizational Culture Most organizations have their own culture and beliefs. As an employee, you have to adapt to their system or way of doing things. This paper will give some insight on the culture of my organization. Their culture took me awhile to get use to but it is very effective. There are many things to learn and remember as an employee but this helps you create a better organization. The system is designed to help those that are in need. Therefore its philosophy and values help…

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    Segun Adeyemi Walden University Team Charter TEAM NAME: Walden Consulting Inc Model Team Mission: The mission of Walden consulting Inc is to improve teamwork across various organizations. This model will provide solutions to improving positive relationship amongst teams .Many organizations do not create opportunities for people to work well together, this model will show how organizations can encourage and establish a system that promotes interactions through effective…

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    When using this tool you will be able to look at your own evaluation and compare it to your employees. This will allow you to see what is missing between each employee. It will allow you to make a triangulation between your employees and see which areas need the most work. This will help you understand what your employees need. When they are on the same page as you, you will have an easier time working together and understanding their needs. One of the gaps I have seen within Gensuite and…

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    analysis and using components of the Organizational Economics Theory: Transaction Approach by Oliver Williamson provides senior level manages with opportunity to see the effects of high turn over rates within the company. This will yield a more open-minded approaches when Elton Mayo’s Human Resources Theory is introduces to the team as a few simple steps the company could take to increase company revenue, by maintaining current employees and providing them with a positive more efficient work…

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    The importance of employee training to organizational improvement because most employees have some weaknesses in their workplace skills. A training program allows them to strengthen those skills that each employee needs to improve. A development program brings all employees to a higher level so they…

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    Motivation has control over individual’s choice of behavior in an organization. The kind of behavior employees choose to have, affect the outcome of the business. Therefore, there is a need to look consider the needs of employees. According to Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy Theory, the needs of employees when met, they serve to be motivation, (Maslow, 2002). The theory provides that lowest unmet needs have greater effects, when lower needs are satisfied the next higher needs become greater motivators.…

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    leader’s charisma which projects powerful, confident and ethical standards (Casida & Parker, 2011; Marquis & Huston, 2015). Behavioral idealized influence results in manifestations of the leader’s values and beliefs which are in line with the organizational mission (Casida & Parker, 2011; Marquis & Huston, 2015). Intellectual stimulation is the leader’s ability to appeal their followers’ sense of logic through critical thinking (Casida & Parker, 2011; Marquis & Huston, 2015). Finally,…

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    subject Y throughout the text. Prior to the behavioral observation analysis and assessment, the authorization of family members was sought, and it was agreed that the undersigned would be allowed to observe the subject and take notes about her and her behavior. YFA is a 93 year old female of mixed European and Middle Eastern background, well nourished, and fairly healthy, if consideration is taken regarding her advanced age and the fact that she is at the moderate/middle stage of Alzheimer’s…

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    factors such as behavior, reaction, necessity or short-term mood influence the role that an individual will play. According to scholars who study group communication, it is dangerous to lump all the roles into a single category (Christian et al., 2012). In any case, an…

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