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    formally divided, grouped, and coordinated (Robbins & Judge, 2009).” The success and development of the organization depends on how effective the way it was structured. Some organizations prefer to use different structures compared to other organizations for an array of reasons, such as: the size of the organization, the environmental factors the organization confronts, the type of industry the organization does business in, etc. Two very common structures, simple and bureaucratic, are mostly…

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    Challenges: Conflict Resolution Conflicts have the ability to occur within any type of organization. Consequently, the health care environment is a fast-paced, challenging, and constantly changing industry that may easily lead to stressful situations, which result in some type of conflict. As a result, variety of conflicts can occur at different levels of a health care organization, which could affect the quality of health care services delivered to the patients. Therefore, effective conflict…

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    a government characterized by specialization of functions, adherence to fixed rules, and a hierarchy of authority” (staff, 2017) In my research I found that every Criminal Justice agency has a type of bureaucracy in it system. In every Bureaucracy, every task is broken down into multiple levels into a type of division of labor. The division of labor is not a new idea but its simplicity is what makes it efficient. Henry Ford capitalized on this idea with the assembly line. In Criminal Justice…

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    Projectized organizations have been found to have a high level of effective communication, project focus and integration (PMI, 2013). A projectized organization would be the ideal organization for a project manager to work in. In these types of roles, the PM has full authority over every aspect of the project. In addition, the project team will be usually focused on the project…

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    characteristic from other resources in the organization. For example, the value related to hotel’s brand recognition they are intangible and simply unclear (Walsh, Michael, et al). As said that it is difficult to predict the human performance. It is challenging to build a strong case that particular investment in employees clearly result in specific development in employee performance, which directly effect…

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    Intrinsic Reward Theory

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    According to the social exchange theory, an employee shall portray in increased affective commitment to the organization if the expectations of the employee regarding attaining their need is met (11). The theory is based on psychological contract an employer and employee have on the concept of reciprocity. Literature has shown to contribute to strengthening linked goal oriented culture between employer and employee (11). There are two facets that are crucial to the interest of employees to the…

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    change it is challenging for a company to progress and continue to see success each year (Ceptureanu, 2016). Change is needed to improve processes and to keep up with competitors and to stay in tune with what is trending now. Change is essential in organizations that aspire to prosper in an uncertain, volatile, complex, and ambiguous environment. This paper speaks to managing change, resistance, and sustaining change as well as relating these different aspects of change back to the case study…

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    6 – Illustration of two hypothetical hybrid structure charts The first one, as the author said, for instance, occurs “when a corporation grows large and has several products or market, it typically is organized into self-contained divisions of some type. Functions that are important to each product or market are decentralized to the self-contained units. However, some functions that are relatively stable and require economies of scale and in-depth specialization are also centralized at…

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    Alderfer's Erg Theory

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    govern an organization and help create better leaders in the organization. Mullins (2013) wrote that leadership is a relationship through which one person influences the behavior or actions of other people. Figure 1: Leadership definition (Source: limkokwingmba.wordpress.com) Leadership is the human factor that binds a group and enables and motivates to seek defined objectives enthusiastically (Newstorm & Davis 1997). Leadership is classified under five different types as below. Sr. No Type of…

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    are (IS) essential in organizations? Ans1. Information systems within an organization capture, stores and handle information to create helpful data which will facilitate organization and its workers as well as clients. Therefore information systems are essential within a business to maintain information as well as records that can play an important role in the success of the organization. Q2. Why do systems analysts need to know who the stakeholders are in the organization? Ans2. The systems…

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