Question: Research and examine a company that ended up from being successful to non-existent due to the "cooking of numbers" done by its managers in order for them to achieve their personal company goals not taking into consideration the overall affect of their actions to the entire company. For additional details, please refer to the Short Paper/Case Study Rubric. Critical Elements Exemplary (100%) Profic...
The task of this assignment is to prepare (develop) a survey questionnaire to elaborate on the finding from the government economic data. Note: This is an academic exercise only. You will not actually do any surveys. To complete this assignment, read Discussion Question 9 in Chapter 12 of your textbook (p. 317) as well as the information provided below.Government economic data reveals that young adults, not middle-aged or older adults, are...
Organization Background and Work ProcessConsider the organization you are currently working for or familiar with. This organization can be any entity in either the public or the private sector, or in any industries. Identify a work or service process in this organization that is facing quality, cost, time or other performance issues. You may discuss with your supervisor/manager or an experienced colleague to select this work or service process...
Problem StatementThis case study describes how a company wanted to improve its image to its customer base. The company formed a community of practice within its employees to develop a positive image and they sought to highlight their positive impact on the community in Singapore. The company also set aside a budget for donation to nominated charities. Part of this initiative was a social media launch and campaign to highlight its support for t...
Criteria Needs Work Satisfactory Exceptional Introduction There is not a clear introduction. Key definitions are missing; relevant stats/info on topic are missing and/or it’s not paraphrased and cited from the scholarly articles. There is a clear introduction with citations from scholarly sources but its missing key definitions and/or relevant statistics/info related to the research questio...
Questions: Industry leaders also spoke of the positive impact this commitment will have on long-term value creation: “This is tremendous news because it is more critical than ever that businesses in the 21st century are focused on generating long-term value for all stakeholders and addressing the challenges we face, which will result in shared prosperity and sustainability for both business and society,” said Darren Walker, President...
Challenges of communicating the downsizing news to staffAndrea Zuckerman had been dreading this day for some time. As the editor in chief of the Blaze, she had been aware of the impending downsizing for some time. But the Blaze is just a small, college- town newspaper owned by a large national conglomerate. So, she had to hold her tongue while the corporate wheels turned. She didnât agree with how the consultants, hired by co...
The Importance of Employee Experience in Building Brand and Customer Loyalty This part of the assignment gives you the opportunity show your ability to analyse and evaluate factors that influence Hilton’s organisational behaviour. You will use the case study provided and additional resources collated through your own research. How Hilton treats employees at all levels like guests and how that “For All” culture dr...
Task: Case Study: In today’s economy, an organization’s brand and customer loyalty rest in the hands of its employees more than ever. Building an experience where all employees thrive, regardless of role or background, is key to business success. Many organizations, however, struggle to create a workplace culture which is equally great for front-line, hourly staff as it is for executives. With 380,000 team members worldwide, Hilton ...
Task: The purpose of the assignment is to get you thinking more deeply about the application of organisational behaviour concepts and theories in real world organisations. The assessment will introduce you to reading research articles and integrating research evidence to further your argument. The topic for the academic essay is:“Happy workers are more productive workers”. Explain why this statement might be true by exploring th...
Task Learning outcomes: LO1: Examine and critique contemporary issues relating to organisations and demonstrate familiarity with relevant published works. LO2: Critically reflect on identified contemporary issues facing a specific organisation, including assessing the relevance and potential impacts. Conditions: This is a compulsory assignment. It must be submitted and it makes up 42% total of your final result for this paper. Submission ...
DescriptionDescription: This course provides an introduction to cultural anthropology: in particular, the concept of culture and how it interpenetrates various domains of organization and activity – such as adaptation, subsistence, economy, politics, and kinship – in a wide variety of societies and groups. Changing theoretical approaches, fieldwork, ethnography, cross-cultural analysis and comparisons, complex society, and local...
Susan Taylor's experience as a manager in a large pharmaceutical companySusan Taylor’s new job was not turning out as happily as she had hoped after her successful interview nine months earlier. Her previous position was as a production controller in a large pharmaceutical company where she had responsibility for some forty-production staff and three supervisors, all women. Everything then had worked smoothly — staff knew what th...
Company background In 1250 words your group proposes how to improve the procedure that you described in one of the individual papers. As a group, rewrite (fix grammar, spelling, revise for clarity) and expand (add the new section) the original paper and submit. ?Uploaded to you the in Please note that your main task is to improve the process the company uses, not just to improve the paper one of you submitted! Improving grammar and clarity ...
Background of ManulifeIt can be argued that the unique reward systems implemented by companies can be an essential factor in either attracting potential employees, motivating employees, or even at retaining their current workforce. However, different employers tend to have different rewards systems depending on the industry they operate in or the country they may originate from due to the different cultural norms and beliefs. Hence, we hav...