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    organizational tasks by use of information and telecommunication technologies. Virtual team members communicate electronically. Surprisingly, they may never meet face-to-face. Virtual teams are vital for companies and organisations to acquire the paramount talents without geographical restriction. However, for a virtual team to be effective, it has to follow the following principles. To start with,…

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    have worked with different managers. They have studied a lot, competed and proved their managerial skills, but they differ. Why? Because being a manager does not necessarily mean that he/she is a good leader. A good leader would incorporate good management skills forecasting, proactive planning, risk detection and mitigation, setting goals, communicating these and following up; plus leadership skills. The leadership skills influence the climate within the office and overall satisfaction. I would…

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    Within the Leadership Journey Learning Community, I feel that I can help in keeping us unified and, working productively as leaders. I believe that my talents allow to me talk to everyone easily and bring people closer. This will be very useful because I know that as a community, we’re going to have to continue to work together for our class and on LC retreats. We’re also going to have to participate in…

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    training and requisite resources. So, companies must offer training programs to improve skills and knowledge. 3) Be aware of your competition: To make the best out of the workplace flexibility benefits, we should know the talent outside our organisation. This helps to have a wider talent pool to recruit people from. 4) Employee satisfaction: flexibility in work can satisfy employees by increasing employee morale and ensuring job satisfaction. 5) Treating flexibility requests fairly, offering…

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    Athletics Association is an extremely corrupt organization that gets away with taking advantage of the talent of young athletes for revenue and is so greedy they even ban the athletes from being rewarded…

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    In an article named What Are the Four Basic Functions That Make Up the Management Process? by Leyla Norman. Norman explains that the four basic functions which make up the marketing process are first planning and deciding, organizing, leading and controlling. The first step in accomplishing goals in management is planning. Setting the goals is a great first step to the management process. Planning also requires looking into and the present state of the company. Once the problems have been seen…

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    type of environment is conducive to the positive change. Due to the competitive nature of leader’s market, leaders have to develop internally. Healthcare organization should attempt to identify and groom its leaders based on their experience and talents. Such individuals are physicians, and nurses may act as leaders in their facility. When a leader is one among the group, employees will feel a connection with their leader and empowered to deliver an excellent patient…

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    include altering their current compensation practices to align with their new business strategy, during and after the transition. The new employees that the company will need to hire will create some compensation challenges. In order to attract new talent, the company will need to ensure there is a compensation plan that is competitive in the job market. Sportsman will also need to keep the compensation plan consistent internally at the same time. The company must re-evaluate their internal…

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    The external environment is constantly changing. It consists of events and forces outside of a company that has the potential to affect or influence it. Simpsons Plastic Products Corporation is operating in a competitive environment. Simpsons stands out amongst competitors with its strong research and development division, however, the company lost two of its key employees recently due to competition. Competitors are companies they operate in the same industry that offer similar products or…

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    selection of backgrounds, talents, and perspectives to the table, we have yet to see that advantage fully translate to the boardroom, the pinnacle of power in the corporate world. The problem is that many of the white male members who sit on the boards of the biggest companies in the U.S. do not view diversity as relevant at the organization’s decision-making level. In fact,…

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