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    1. Overview Edu Corp relies on its elite employee base to conduct company operations on a daily basis. With the growing concerns of privacy and security, Edu Corp has created a detailed, structured policy in order to preserve the security, integrity, and efficiency our employees, along with Edu Corp’s customers and digital assets. In select industries or businesses, the integrity and security awareness of a company’s employees are critical for safe, successful, and efficient operations (Prince,…

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    Groom Observation

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    Good morning, David, I stopped by your store to introduce myself. I spoke with Truman who took the time to walk the store with me, below you will find a recap of our walk. If you have any questions, please let me know. Profitability: Observation: Multiple invoices were scattered throughout the office dating back to 9/17. Solution: Please ensure that invoices are processed on a daily basis. Also please ensure that invoices are being sent back on a weekly basis. Safety/ Resiliency: Observation:…

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    When a company positions itself as a youthful and trendy brand, certain aspects of the business model will operate differently than a company with a blander approach to the market. The company’s brand is impacted by the products, the employees, the brick-and-mortar facilities, and the online presence. For these reasons, companies in this type of segment must look at recruiting, training, and customer service from a unique angle. Case 67 provides a great example of an organization forced to…

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    Level Of Trust Case Study

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    In the past, high-leveled hierarchical structure was popular for companies as it increased effectiveness when the economy was booming with mass production. (REF) Yet, it is defined as ‘rigid, tight’ and power is centralised in the hand of executives. (Ambrose and Schminke, 2003). However, nowadays, since trust is believed to be one of the main factors that boost the company’s performance (Kolajic and Rodojcic, 2011:28), organisations are flattening their structures (REF). ‘Trust’ has a broad…

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    In reinforcing the claim that Simcoe was indeed forward thinking, a look at his latter governing position in northern Canada provides much insight. In his journal he writes, “The Governor is very anxious to oblige and please the Indians; his only son, a child of four years old, is dressed as an indian, and called Tioga, which name has been given by the Mohawks. This harmless farce may be of use in the intercourse with the Indians.” While the Americans typically destroyed relations with the…

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    My Organizational Culture

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    Not surprisingly, the culture of a company can have a substantial influence on the attitudes and behavior of its employees. Hence, building a positive organizational culture is absolute key in running a successful business. Our textbook mentions seven distinct characteristics that can help to capture the essence of an organization’s culture: innovation and risk taking, attention to detail, outcome orientation, people…

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    well as the community. The responsibility of the corporate executive general lies in maintaining the company standards. He’s primarily accountable to the community, well also being accountable to his shareholders and the company. It’s his job as the corporate executive to place policies and practices in motion to keep the company strong and honest. By doing thing he is ensuring that the company can continue to succeed and remain operational. The laws in effect are enforced by the corporate…

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    - Steinway & Sons historical background: Steinway & Sons was founded in new york city in 1853 by Henry Engelhard Steinway, and his sons.The company had long been recognized as the leader in the market for the high-quality pianos, in addition The firm had prospered very fast largely because of its technical excellence.After one year only it won gold medal at Washington for its square pianos. In 1865 : sales topped $1,000,000. By 1873 : the new factory was operating, and Steinway-sponsored…

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    Fundamo Case Analysis

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    The company provides value through a single access to the existing payment infrastructure and a transaction platform capable of supporting all kinds of payment methods. As a pioneer, the company’s software solution platform has been original and unique in thinking…

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    Goldcorp attracts me as a company of choice as it is the world's lowest-cost, million-ounce gold producer, but more importantly the company’s values are what persuade me to apply for a position as a Co-op Metallurgist. With the company’s policies which values safety and teamwork, there is no better choice than Goldcorp. This is one of my many reasons why I would like to work for Goldcorp, but why should Goldcorp hire me? With my strong attentiveness and focusing ability, plus being a good team…

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