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    why they can't be kept . Researches demonstrates that associations with abnormal amounts of representative engagement are more productive and successful . Enhancing representative engagement can appear to be repetitive or even difficult to a few organizations. In any…

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    disengaged employees within an organization can contribute significantly to the disengagement of other employees. Moreover, the absence of good and rewarding relationships in the workplace, creates a disrespectful and uncomfortable environment, which impacts negatively on the level of employee engagement. Additionally, poor interpersonal relationships…

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    comparison the industry average has been rated as high (Chick-fil-A, 2013). In a survey done by the Gallup Organization, it was suggested that when the employees reflect a high sense of job involvement and have organizational commitment, profits rise. When this happens, this creates employee engagement, or “a profound connection” between the employer and employee (Schermerhorn, J., 2012). Organizations such as Chick-fil-A and McCoy, have great employee…

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    achieve your purpose, you need to have effective communication. Good communication leads to better employee relations, effective communication skill are a necessity in “breaking down barriers, which promotes the collaborative atmosphere that an organization needs to thrive”. A manager uses their communication skills to motivate their employees to achieve their desired result. It also leads to better productivity, managers “are the linchpin of a company’s productivity efforts”. Managers need to…

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    accomplished. Fourthly, Employees start to learn and develop. Most Performance Management systems require managers and employees to commit to a development plan. When employees experience a real personal development, they become more engaged with the organization (MidAtlantic Employers' Association, 2015). It is therefore observed that this particular organisation is lacking in communcaition and…

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    connected with various personal and professional attitudes including commitment to the organization, involvement in work, setting for joint activities, and self-concept. Job satisfaction is a pleasant positive emotional state, resulting from the evaluation of an individual’s work or productive process, which is the feedback of the employees’ perception of how well the work provides important outcomes. In many organizations, job satisfaction is considered to be the most critical…

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    Shortfalls covers holistically on the organizations, environment and individuals themselves. Performance Management is a powerful tool in organizations because it will help increase the employees’ performance and in the long run, will increase the organization performance. However, many organizations fail to execute the effective performance management because it was dealt with too technically until they forget to incorporate the humane aspects to it. Organizations often claimed to implement…

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    4.3.4 COHESION Cohesion in the workplace increases the satisfaction of employees, their commitment and the shared objectives, while reducing stress and conflicts. Pelled et al. (1999) sustain that healthy interpersonal relations helps to maintain effective and appropriate relationship with colleagues which leads to better flow of information exchanges better and decision making. Swezey and Salas (1992), instead, point out that the cohesion may represent the discriminating element between…

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    Whereas ISE works to foster overseas employees who possess great potential and invite them to work and train at Headquarter in Korea. Besides that, managers must recognize how important employees’ personal satisfaction level contribute to a whole organization productivity. A potential worker…

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    produce followers.” FoxTrot will abide by this saying and when the organization is hiring, they will look for talent who has potential to lead. Guy also mentioned that companies should look for people who compensate for the weaknesses of the hiring manager and the company. Realizing this, FoxTrot is devoted to hiring people who seems to not only mesh well with the culture, but people who are complimentary fits for the organization. Interview Process FoxTrot’s interview process is similar to…

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