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To this end, she has finally recognized the serious nature of the various issues that face the business and is prepared to hire a Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour expert to take charge of the present situation and handle it as best he can so that all the issues are sorted out and the business can resume with renewed vigour and success.
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Burn’s sensitivity means that he has stronger feelings than other officers. This can be considered a weakness. Therefore, the supervisor should have researched on how to deal with this problem. Through training need analysis the supervisor should have recognized burns problem and informed him of it (McCarthy, 2005). This should be done confidentially. This is to go as per the international norm and ethical consideration. The supervisor should understand burn has rights and freedom and should not mishandle him. The supervisor should also counsel Burn on the importance good relation. Bad relations lead to often...
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