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Effect of Training on Job Satisfaction

Submitted by MnE Expert on Wed, 08/27/2014 - 00:13
 
 

The research will use both quantitative methods. Data will be gathered through the use of questionnaires. The intended procedure for data collection is through Random Sampling. It is proposed that data will be collected from both Operational and Management level employees. Data will be gathered from a "Choose Your Business Entity".

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Leadership and Change

Submitted by MnE Expert on Tue, 08/26/2014 - 22:54
 
 

It is important for the leader to understand the process of change and be an example. Leader must craft an appealing vision. Once developed, the leader must implement the change. This could be done through intellectual stimulation, whereby the leader sets challenging goals for the employees and motivates them to rethink old ways of doing business. Here it's important that leader also lives the vision and he does what he/she expects the staff to do. Top management needs to provide adequate resources and shall remove any obstacle that might come in the way. There is also a Need of showing the progress though achievement of short term victories that lead to long tem success.

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HRM Origin, Development and Policy Goals

Submitted by MnE Expert on Tue, 08/26/2014 - 22:39
 
 

Focus in Management is on efficient and effective use of resources to satisfy organizational objective, The Concept of HRM was first defined by Bakke in 1966, who was of the opinion that as with all other resaources in the business that needs to be properly managed and utilized, the optimum utilization of Humans as resource is inevitable for the success of any business organisation, thus the term Human Resource Management was coined.

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