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    of coordination, control and working best ways. Overall, the structure frame is the key element for profitable and sustainable organizations. Organizations works best when rationality prevails and they are ready to anticipate and deal with environment issues and other uncertainty problems. As mentioned, the main goal is create coordinate, balance and efficiency organizations which can thrive for many profitable years. Therefore, structure will work as a “blueprint” (Bolman and Deal, 2008) inside organizations

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    and contrast organisational structures of both companies. Type of organisational structure and purpose of Tesco and Oxfam Part A Tesco organisational structure is hierarchical. A hierarchical structure has many levels. Each level is controlled by one person. Hierarchical companies tend to be a very big company just like Tesco is. In a hierarchical instructions are generally passed down from one person to another until it gets to the bottom of the hierarchical structure. If there was a problem in

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    without skilled management and leadership guidance (Zastocki, 2015).This management/leadership individual or team is responsible for creating and applying several topics that promote the success of the organization as a whole. These topics include structure, power, communication, decision-making and the organizational mission. This essay will describe and assess the typical, successful organization as well as assess the

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    remember. Once the students circled their material, they then had to draw a picture of their home on the box located in the bottom left of the worksheet. While students were drawing, Mrs. Taylor walked around and was asking students about their homes (structures) and if they think they could stand up to the Big Bad Wolf. Once the majority of the students were done drawing their picture, Mrs. Taylor told the students what they would be doing next, which was that each group’s home would go up against the

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    reasons for such ineffectiveness and lack of productivity. Firstly, organizations may have an overall structure that is not conducive to success in relation to their mission. Secondly, the organizational culture affects the organization in such a negative way that the mission becomes clouded in the eyes of many employees and managers. Organizations often fail because of a lack of balance in a structure that makes sense for that particular organization. This can be illustrated one way by comparing the

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    A Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) is an organization enrolled under the Companies Act, 1956 and is occupied with the matter of advances and advances, procurement of shares/stock/securities/debentures/securities issued by Government or nearby power or different securities of like attractive nature, renting, contract buy, protection business, chit business yet does exclude any foundation whose primary business is that of horticulture movement, mechanical action, deal/buy/development of unfaltering

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    A progressive structure has numerous levels. Every level is controlled by one individual. A hierarchal organisation has a tendency to be a major organisation simply as is Tesco (BBC News, 2015). In such setting, order directions are for the most part gone down starting with one individual then onto the next until it gets to the base of the progressive structure. In the event that there was an issue in a various hierarchal structure it would climb through the structure again starting with one

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    able to control the light that pour into it” (Baeza 2009 p275). This is evident in the atrium of the Macquarie building. Upon entering the space, you walk upon warm recycled gum-tree hardwood floors that juxtapose the stark contrast of the white structure supporting the meeting space pods. As you can see in figure (xx), the internal space is dictated by the central atrium separating the east and west sides of the building, forming a protective shield for the workspaces while allowing connection to

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    leadership and commitment towards integrity and ethical behavior (Boise state University). It is a critical part of entity's financial reporting and formulating its control environment. "Strong application control" illustrates an entity's strictness on data inputting, processing and outputting to ensure the validity, accuracy and the completeness of the accounting information. Both tone at the top and application control are parts of the entity's internal control system to help achieve the reliability

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    Groups are dynamic in nature and are characterized by energy and vitality and growth and development (Carron & Eys, 2012). Although all teams are regarded as groups, not all groups can be regarded as teams (Franz, 2012). In this sense, team cohesion can be defined as special ingredients that change a collection of people into a team. This happens after the members have understood the dynamic of that team. Then the team members begin to interact with one another during the forming stage. Immediately

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