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...?KNOWLEDGE CREATION DISCUSSION ON USE OF BLOGS IN KFIC TOWARDS EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION AND KNOWLEDGE CREATION WEEK 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 PROBLEM 3 LITERATURE DISCUSSION 3 SUMMARY 6 REFERENCES 6 INTRODUCTION This continues a discussion begun in Week 1. The focus will be upon the problems that were discussed at that time . Firstly motivation – the low levels of motivation among the company’s employees as well as demotivation. This can be linked to the topics of the poor flow of information and the absence of knowledge creation. There also needs to be consideration of the roles of leaders in relationship with other workers of lower positions. Having held a managerial position for several years I am... CREATION...
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...? ANALYSIS OF TRIPLE LINE BOTTOM METHOD OF MANAGEMENT Analysis of triple line bottom method of management Introduction John Ellington first explained the concept of triple bottom line in his book “The cannibals with forks” (Kaplan, 2004). This bottom line continues to measure profits; it also measures the organisations impact on the people and on the planet. It can be referred as a way of expressing a company impact and sustainability on a local and a global scale. The major concept behind triple bottom line is that companies are responsible to stakeholders. This includes individuals who are directly or indirectly connected to the company. The company is also responsible to the planet that we are living in. This approach views... ANALYSIS OF...
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...? Management s Management Question One The idea of a stakeholder in business ethics and morality has evolved to be one of the outstanding contributions and debate in the business cycles. Since the establishment of this concept concerning the place of a shareholder in a given organization, a concern for the interests of the entire shareholder groups has become broadly acknowledged feature , if not a demanding feature, of ethical management. The stakeholders need to be taken by the management as the principal assets of the organization. Therefore, managers in making decisions need to involve and take into account the interest of all the stakeholders in a given organization. The stakeholders of a given organization in most cases... Management s...
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c) Early Start, Early Finish, Latest Start, Latest Finish and Slack
The time analysis elements such as the forward pass (Early Start time ES and Early Finish time EF) and the Backward Pass (Late Start time LS and Late Finish time LF) are used to find the Critical Path. These times are calculated using the Expected Time (te) for the respective activity relative to the zero date (date when the project clock starts ticking) of the project.
1. Forward Pass
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...SALEH ALOTHMAN Week 7: Learning Set Participation Word Count: Discuss the debates around the impact of American-centrism on knowledge creation and consider how these have influenced your approach to and engagement with knowledge.
Fourcade (2006) placed stress upon American-centrism as a progressively more global cohesive economics profession. Economics does not have an official closed system of licensing. Because of this its globalization as a profession has moved to work in accordance with principles and practices from the United States. This has the effect of turning American based business schools into global institutions and so resulting in an international merging within the economics profession.
Clegg (2002) discussed... ALOTHMAN Week...
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...SALEH ALOTHMAN Week 5: Facilitating a team during its growing pains Word Count: 580 Team empowerment The problem that I have identified to discuss here is related to team facilitating. Organized teams lead to greater productivity and this can be achieved through team empowerment. My opinion is that teams need facilitators to be successful in the current business environment. This is because facilitators apart from being organizers and communicators also specialize in group dynamics. They encourage the team throughout the project in the stages of planning and are also involved in organizing, disciplining, monitoring the team.
Within my organization, team empowerment is not adopted. The employees follow the instructions relayed... ALOTHMAN...
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... First scenario: Towfeq: Collaborating style requires that each party maximizes his/her position while their differing positions are merged to enrich the solutions to be reached at. In this regard, could this style be regarded as the best one given that the architect had his own views which according to him were the best?
As noted by Raelin (2010 p.41), compromising requires both parties to agree to a sort of middle course in order to meet each party’s idea. With this in mind, do you think this would amount to harmonized solution in regard to the standard of the house to be built and the company’s goal?
What are the effects and complications brought about by taking ‘avoiding’ style on the houses to be constructed?
Accommodating... First...
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... First scenario: Initial Problem ment Write-Up It is argued that the concept of shared services is very important in organizational processes (Coghlan and Brannick 2010). In what ways can shared services be helpful in an organizational process?
Being both a member of the shared services project group and an insider action researcher may attract political minefields and personal biases (Coghlan and Brannick 2010). As a qualified team member of the project, what are the best ways in which you can avoid such intrigues while maintaining your reputation as a team member and as a researcher?
Being the first time to establish shared services in your organization, what are some of the leadership traits that you may employ in order... First scenario: ...
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... First scenario: Per As highlighted by Greenwood and Levin (2007), democratic social change forms the basis of any research agenda. In this regard, the question to be researched becomes of primary importance as it involves many issues ranging from yourself-as a researcher to other stakeholders mostly from your organization. With such deliberations at hand, what are the most important things to consider, and of course which forms the basis of your research questions and which revolves around democratic social change?
In order to have an effective research out comes, one must portray some qualities that reflect study facilitation. These include a person, as a researcher, and other stakeholders. What are some of the things one ought...
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...NATIONAL IDENTITY CRISIS by The of the The of the School The and where it is located
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A Learning Sequence which Covers LS Content in Implications of National Identity of Chinese
A. Introduction
The concept “national identity”, first introduced in the course of the so-called behavioural revolution in political science, has obvious significance to the problems of development, integration, international relations, and a host of other issues. The design of this learning sequence for students of liberal studies is centred on “constructivist learning model”. Constructivism, therefore, denotes that humans generate knowledge and meaning from the interaction between their experiences and ideas. However, the social...
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