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    the application process for Boston University, I completed a review of my goals around my career. In applying for a certificate in Data Analytics. Currently I am the lead of a research project, which will determine strategic direction for my organization. During this project, I utilized many of my marketing skills, specifically qualitative and market research based on consumer use and need around our service and product line. My role has provided the opportunity to gather data, manipulate it

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    The governing body of a nonprofit organization is crucial to its success as it provides the necessary leadership, planning, accountability and oversight to propel the organization forward. The success of a nonprofit board often hinges on effective planning, policy, meetings and committee work. Board members of Northeast Texas CASA are described as invested in the program and the children they serve. The strategic plan has been well developed by the board and ED to encompass all areas of the

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    4). OCBs have been assumed as voluntary behaviors that go beyond an employee’s job requirements and are not formally returned by the organization (Organ et al., 2006). With regard to LMX, employees in higher quality LMX relationships are more likely to engage in citizenship behaviors to pay back their leaders, which would benefit both leaders and employees (Liden et al., 1997; Settoon, Bennett

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    information to keep mistakes from happening (Bethel University, 2011, p.384). Misinformation can cause someone to get fired or to not get hired for a job. Conducting a thorough background check can indeed cut down on negligent lawsuits and save organizations from liability (Bethel University, 2011, p.386). Having checks put in place can also keep a safe work environment. Being lazy by nit conducting a background check can cause turmoil down the road for some people. It all depends on the circumstance

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    customs, rituals, and values shared by the members of an organization that have to be accepted by new members. “Norms may be written or unwritten, verbalized or not verbalized implicit or explicit. As long as individual members of the group understand them, the norms can be effective in influencing behavior.” (OrgB 4, pg. 138). My curiosity is how the norms and culture of a profession such as Accounting might differ from the norms of an organization as a whole, and conversely how they might be similar

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    power and authority but on Relationships and cooperation” “The Global Organization must have Virtual System of Boundary-Spanning Relationships, thus creating “Soft-Side” Culture of interdependence and Innovation” STRUCTURE FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS There is a fact that rarely can a firm extend its domestic structure into a global environment. Also there is no ideal model that defines the optimal multinational organization. Nevertheless, companies try to establish stable systems for management

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    The style of management and administration of an organization that can be viewed as efficient in most cases stems from a competent and effective management system. A competent system on the other hand is as a result of an effective organizational leadership. One of the key factors that contribute to effective and competent management and administration style is team building. Team building is very important in any organization as it fosters close ties between the top and the bottom management personnel

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    What is a bureaucracy? Tolbert and Hall (2009) describe in the text, a large formal organization with the characteristics of having, a division of labor, a hierarchy of authority, a set of written rules, resources that are clearly separated from home and the organization, and group of members who are appointed according to qualifications (P. 22). These were the key elements Max Weber, a German scholar described for an ideal type of bureaucracy. The types of bureaucracies that I typically

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    competencies of our employees are a vital key to the success of our organization. Providing professional development to our workforce is therefore an investment both in the organization’s future and our employees. Purpose: • build up NorthStar core competencies • develop a good and sound corporate culture • align company training with business objectives • retain consistent employee knowledge and capability across the organization • attract and keep motivated employees • XXXXXX Group succession planning

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    management process’ (Mann, cited in Hussien Ahmad Al-Tarawneh 2011, p. 3). It is no doubt to say that. With the fast moving pace of today’s global and high competitive market, many organizations have incorporated decision-making as part of their organizational operations in order to lead them to a successful organization. Just like how Kinicki & Kreitner have defined decision-making as ‘identifying and choosing solutions that lead to a desired end result’ (2009, p. 248). Tan and Shen (2000) also noted

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