Types of organization

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    achieve the organization goal. In this chapter we will discuss the definition, importance and benefits of HRP. We will also look into the HRP process. The organizations vision is formulated by the top management and then they translate these visions into objectives. Cascading down, these objectives further breaks down into strategies/long range plans. These strategies/long range plans usually form the base for the human resource demand. The human resource…

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    PLAN AT A GLANCE: Vision: Cognizant Business Consulting is an agile, progressive and creative organization which enthusiastically shares information and knowledge throughout the entire enterprise to provide valuable and efficient consultation solutions to the industry’s toughest business challenges. Mission: Enable effective knowledge creation and sharing throughout the entire Cognizant Business Consulting enterprise in order to improve organizational effectiveness and create competitive…

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    Organizational Conflict

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    Discuss organisational conflict and its advantages and disadvantages in organisations Introduction It is mentioned by Robbins and DeCenzo (2001) that any organizations have interpersonal or intergroup interactions, which might be in conflict at any time. Furthermore, Organisational conflict has been shown to be a significant process affecting behaviors, decision-making and performance of organisations. For example, an increasing number of evidence demonstrate that the perceptions, motivations,…

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    output. For an example, the input is the raw materials and the output will be the final products that the customers demanded or needed. An organization is considered as an operations system, which is shown in the figure above. The boundary that drawn in the figure which is around the transforming process can also be considered as the boundary of the organization. Most of the macro operations are formed up by a number of micro operations, which can also be stated as sub-systems. Customers are the…

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    There are specific leadership issues that are facing today’s organizations. One, specific leadership issue is that homeland security issues are not discussed on the job by employees because Senior Leadership will not allow them to do so. Second, specific leadership issue is that employees involvement in emergency readiness is not encouraged by senior leaders, and they say employees that are on the job can not be involved in homeland security. Third, specific leadership issue is that only a few…

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    Week 2: Leadership Grid

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    2. Leadership Grid a. This week I learned about the five major leadership styles as I learned about them I reflected on my own leadership style. I recognize that the leadership style that I associated with was middle-of-the-road management. This type of leader has an “intermediate concern for the task and intermediate concern for the people who do the task” (Northhouse, 2013, p. 81). However, I think that my existing leadership style implemented is unproductive since I place a stronger…

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    Leadership styles mainly depend on individual situations. Hersey & Blanchard Situational Leadership theory implies that each task is different and depending on the task, different leadership styles are needed. An effective leader should be able to adapt his/her leadership styles as needed to accomplish the goals and purpose of the team. HP leadership theory has two main factors: Leadership style and Maturity. The four levels of Maturity as explained by this theory are: M1- Lack skills required…

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    Innovation : The method used by an entrepreneur, or organization to create a new good or service on accordance to market demands by using their resources and knowledge and skills. Innovation and its process is confused with the continuous improvement in an organization. but for an innovation to take place , it should impact on the organization's pricing structure, its sales and profit , capture new market segmentation, market shares, goodwill and its brand popularity, etc. Usually continues…

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    Arvind Motor Case Study

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    the study was to find out what kind of employee engagement and retention strategy will help the employees to perform better. The organization success is highly dependent on engaging the employees by various activities to retain them to perform better. Therefore it is necessary for the company to find out which employee engagement activities make the stay in an organization for a long period. “Employee engagement” refers to bonding between employers and employees “Retention” refers to the efforts…

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    Beside that, organization, especially HR department can give a diversity training to the managers and employees. HR expertise is useful in evaluating where diverse candidates can be placed in the organization so they can make the most valuable contributions. By this, managers and other employees can manage diversity in the workplace. The purpose of diversity training…

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