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...? Literature Review Literature Review Performance appraisals or evaluations are crucial element of the maintenancefunction of human resources management. Through it, the employee should receive one’s due share of benefits in terms of remuneration, rewards and sanctions, psychological motivation, wholesome and safe working environment, among others. Performance appraisals are supposed to encourage continuance and stability, not only of the workers, but also of managerial personnel from the frontline to top management. Because they are not just servomechanisms, their activities and movements have to be placed under reasonable, fair and just observation and evaluation. The current study aims to examine and evaluate various practices... and...
5 Pages(1250 words)Coursework
...?Peer Review Worksheet IS299-02 of Report: Peer Reviewer: Mamie Borchert The goals of peer review are to help improve your mate's paper by pointing out strengths and weaknesses that may not be apparent to the author and 2) to help the author complete the Final Project. INSTRUCTIONS Read the paper assigned to you twice, once to get an overview of the paper and a second time to provide constructive criticism to the author for use in revising his/her paper. Answer the questions below. 1. What is your favorite aspect of this paper and why? What is your least favorite and why? My favorite part of this essay was discussing how telephones and cell phones have developed to the point where cell...
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...? Dead Man Working Book Review [Pick the Dead Man Working Renaissance was not a revolution of art, it was a triumph of human spirit; and what renaissance gave us has been taken away by excessive capitalism. The way corporations, governments and other entities operate, has pushed us into the world of working dead. In the book Dead Man Working, Carl Cederstrom and Peter Fleming explain how capitalism has given birth to practices that result in actual workplace exploitation by institutions driven by the motives of profit making. It equates the modern labor to an already dead being with an invisible boundary chalked around them, following relentless routines and repetitive programs, procedures and activities that are supposed...
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...of belonging by the employees. Wigglesworth (2006) says that the success of an employee or manager in a work place is crucial in the current business world than before. It is therefore required of every individual in an organization to go through the four stages of emotional and spiritual development. The four stage model results to effectiveness in the working in a team context. The model is relevant and applicable at the individual and organizational level. All the team members including the leader should focus in developing an emotionally and spiritually intelligent team. At the personal level, individuals should focus on developing emotionally and spiritually. At the organizational level, the overall management...
8 Pages(2000 words)Coursework
...Literature Review Literature review refers to the process of evaluating and analyzing the literature work of other people who have previously worked on the field being investigated. It involves gathering important information that other researchers, authors, or writers have done concerning the topic of study. This is usually done to find basis for new research or to find information and facts for the purposes of validating, authenticating, and giving authority new lines of thought on a new topic of research.
My previous understanding of literature review has increased largely. I have gained deeper and wider understanding of the concept as compared to the one-dimensional thought I had...
1 Pages(250 words)Coursework
...A review of empirical literatures on the relation of financial development and economic growth Introduction: The relation between financial growth and economic development is a much debated issue within the realm of economics. From the end of the 19th century to the end of 20th century many economists devoted their time and effort to provide satisfactory theoretical and empirical explanation on this issue, but at the end both theoretical propositions and empirical findings failed to reach a common consensus. On one hand economists like Bagehot (1873), Schumpeter (1912), Hicks (1969) and Grossman and Miller (1988) spoke highly about the positive role of financial development to the economic growth and on the other Robinson...
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... financial sector can be considered as a signification source of economic development. In general, financial development has a twofold effect on economic growth. For one, capital accumulation can be increased by the financial sector. Secondly, development of financial institutions leads to enhanced savings which means greater investments resulting in greater capital accumulation. With increasing investments, capital can be used to increase the level of gross production. Also, properly developed financial institutions means increased variety of financial instruments that facilitate lenders and borrowers thus having a positive impact on the overall economy. However, in the long run other factors like human and physical capital need... to be...
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...Peer review Peer review First, read through your mate’s draft. Is the Background of the Problem clear and effective? Tell us how it could be improved
The background of the study is very clear and effective since the author has given the background information about the University of Marion. Further, he has stated how the University has not received recognition despite its wide and good academic programs. The author can improve the background of the study by giving the reasons why the University has received less recognition. Additionally, the author can state challenges that the university has faced since it was established.
2. What is your feeling about the entire draft proposal? Does it capture your...
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...Peer Review al Affiliation Peer Review The research touches on a weighty and timely theme that has continued to affect the society particularly in a metropolitan state such as United States. Discrimination in the provision of health services can be fatal to any individuals as it may have a long-lasting impact. Arguably, the topic of the research can be rated as excellent.
However, the mode of presentation has clouded out the main item of research and key findings. As a piece of research, it should have clear headlines and subtopic and fluency to enable the learner identify the topic quickly. In this case, the research paper lacks coherence as points are jumbled all over the work without a clear consistency of the flow of thoughts... . The...
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...Teacher Article Review General Problem Distracted driving contributes to accidents. National Safety Council found that the use of cell phone while driving attributed to 26 percent of all car accidents (Gorman 1). The article prescribed for this assignment presents results of researches conducted by researchers in this area. They studied the impact of cell phone conversation on driving performance. These studies found that the use of cell phone while driving impaired driving performance variables such as, reaction time to breaking, driving speed, and probability of missing traffic lights. However, these studies did not adequately address whether dual-task driving practice could reduce or eliminate the adverse impacts...
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