Silvio Napoli & Schindler India

One of the most influential political figures in Europe during this time was Count Camillo Benso di Cavour, a politician from Piedmont-Sardinia who had very small and realistic goals for Italy (Hearder 40). To him, there was no hope for a democratic revolution across Italy, and he viewed the settlement from the Congress of Vienna as “arbitrary [and] defective” (Doc. 4). He only

In order to determine if Silvio Napoli was the right choice for general manager at Schindler India his abilities and weaknesses have to be taken into consideration. In the table below those are summarized in order to facilitate a judgment of the decision whether he was the right person to be general manager or not:

During the Second World War, Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini was the leader of the Italian Nationalist Fascist government. He was head of the Italian government from 1922 till 1943. The significance of Mussolini is that he played a key role acting as the Italian Prime Minister and established a totalitarian regime, during this time, as the unchallenged supreme leader, known as ‘Il Duce’. Fascism consisted of many contributors of which Mussolini with all his quirks was the key to most of its failures and successes, making him the most significant player that is worthy of being investigated. This topic is worthy of being investigated as Mussolini made a lot of decisions that lead to the death of many, but the question as to

For all responses to each assignment, provide the rationale for your answers and any assumptions that you are making.

Directions: Answers MUST be at least two paragraphs long (eight total sentences of information) and have at least 3-4 sentences of critical thought about the information you present.

Each question is worth a maximum of 20 points. Please use the attached grading rubric to help inform your responses.

Part 1:  Please respond to each question briefly and concisely, but as completely as you can.

I do not believe Schindler made the right choice in assigning Silvio as the general manager of India. Silvio had little to no "real world" international experience. Silvio had much success in Sweden but there are several factors that limited his success in India. Silvio had high "warrior" and low "monk" attributes. Silvio was a task oriented individual. This management style is not well received in India. The General Manager needed to be a person that can change their behavior when dealing with different cultures. Before making their selection Schindler should have required Silvio to take a Global Mentality Test. This test would have told

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him that real power is self- control. Schindler displays the selfless aspect of his personality using his manipulations skills for healthy cause.

Benito Mussolini was the first fascist dictator in history, however many historians question his ideologies that helped him rise to power and become the most powerful man in Italy. Mussolini’s use of the Blackshirts was effective, to a great extent that the “authority was enforced by the use of the Blackshirts (1).” Above all many people considered him as the “only man capable of restoring order (2)”, when Italy was slipping into political chaos moreover he promised to bring back the glory days of Italy in Ancient Rome. Mussolini heavily relied on the Blackshirts to help him restore order, become the Duce and to also stay in power and fight the opposition. The essay will outline how the Socialist newspaper editor Benito Mussolini utilized the Blackshirts to become the Fascist prime minister of Italy.

Born July 18 1883 in Dovia di Predappio Benito Mussolini was head of the Italian government from 1922 to 1943. He was the founder of fascism, and as a dictator he held absolute power and severely mistreated his citizens and his country. He led Italy into three straight wars, the last of which led to his overthrow by his own people and later on executed. It is my goal to thoroughly research the background of Benito Mussolini in hopes to properly diagnose and effectively treat him of his psychological illness or illnesses. This paper will be broken down into three parts: the case history where I will focus most of time researching his childhood, family, occupation etc.., the intervention this where I will find the treatment method to

McRae started with Iggy’s as a consultant less than a year prior to him deciding to bring in an organizational consultant when he failed to resolve his communication issues with the Ivanovics. This option itself was suspect and I personally would not have trusted McRae’s choice of consultant since I would have already felt some hesitation about McRae’s hiring competence that he had made thus far. The number one essential ingredient to all relationships is trust and although the Ivanovics perhaps gave that trust blindly to McRae, I feel that he not only abused his responsibility to them and their company, I feel that he did not return any faith.

Benito Mussolini treated his people the way he did because he wanted Italy in the golden age. He almost achieved this through constant war. Benito did not know it affected his people negatively. I personally believe that some of his intentions were good.

With Schindler’s high expectations for the company to grow at a fast speed within a short span of time, Napoli’s character and leadership style proved adverse for such efforts. The goal was to make sales of about 50 units in the first year of business, and obtain 20% of the market share within the first five years; however, Napoli’s impatience and impulsivity would most likely slow down the stabilization of the Indian branch and the required profits would not be met. This is not surprising, as the expectations were particularly high for an individual with inadequate international experience in business. Schindler, instead, should have selected an individual who had worked for the company longer, as well as one with more knowledge in the global scope of business. One of his colleagues spoke of Napoli, "He wants everything done yesterday and in India things don 't get done yesterday."(Fagan, Yoshino & Bartlett 6). This is an obvious indication that Napoli 's character was not attuned with the culture in India.