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    avoid insult and demeaning the the staffs. The Manager handled the issue un-professtional maner,especially the position and rank he holda. He used dysfuctional approach with team members.His reaction was based on the information given to him by supervisor.In order to be a fair he shouls have analyzed the situation. Managers take a great step in mangaing the conflict regardless of the intensity of argument. Two of the main objective of manager are effeciency and effectivness,This are a realistict

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    Introduction I am a shift leader for Walgreens Inc. I work at one of the financially worst stores in the district. The possibility of the store being close is even greater because the store cannot meet sale goals. Naturally, the heaviest burden is places on the team members. For example, team members losing hours, causing team members to lose sales, more responsibility placed on team members, and less chances for team members to recharge and relax. Eventually, these changes in the workplace dynamic

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    Not to mention, it will help the follower and leader understand exactly why things are operating in that capacity. Managers do not just make things up as time goes on. All information being flowed has a structure in place for this important reason. It will be easier to adjust when situations arise and things are not going as planned. The reason it will be easier is because the structure of positions from the top on down understands each role and responsibility. Without a solid foundation, security

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    We at Headphones Inc. thank you for your loyalty and business to our company. It is with my regret to inform you that we have sent you the wrong pair of headphones. Headphones, Inc. takes full responsibility for the incident that has occurred. In order to make up for the mistake we offer 25% off your next purchase. On top on the 25% off, we will also offer free shipping. We will need you to send back the Deluxe Headphones and we will send the correct headphones to you, and all shipping costs will

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    The One Minute Manager The field of management can be a very bleak field to venture into. It takes certain people to be managers. Management can be very tough, rigorous, demanding, and firm; yet it can be rewarding, bring unity a company, and can save time when used in the most effective way. In addition, anyone can be a manager only if you follow the (3) simple principles of the One Minute Manager. While reading the One Minute Manager, I learned through the young man’s quest to find an effective

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    appropriately and consistently provide direction to a staff. By delegating properly, managers can teach employees new skills and expertise to help them to be more productive and instill a sense of self-reliance, improving morale and motivation (Wikipedia, 2006). As a manager, you must assess your staff’s current abilities and their potential to accept and complete assignments through established guidelines. A manager must know how to plan and coordinate a variety of activities and how to monitor progress

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    Ethical Performance Evaluations Organizations have a commitment to employees to provide an evaluation based on performance that is being performed the position held. Managers include the aspects of responsibilities, strengths, and weaknesses of performance that are presented on a daily basis by an employee. Managers face moral and ethical issues that require critical decisions to be made. Using ethically responsible management practices and facing social issues during performance evaluations

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    The appropriate expansion path (a) McDonald’s is a famous fast food brand in the word which owns 35,000 outlets located in 119 different countries. In 1990, the first McDonald’s store opened in Shenzhen. But before they actually started their business, McDonald’s had already carried out 5 years business research and all sorts of information gathering such as the income level of the Chinese people, the kind of foods they enjoy etc (Han, J. 2008). For product perspective, McDonald’s create a standardized

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    Crucial Accountability Accountability is not something I have devoted much thought to or pondered about in detail. While reading Crucial Accountability, I started to recollect experiences in my past where accountability needed to be addressed. I realized that at times, I unconsciously held accountability conversations that were successful; and at other times, thoughtfully pursued accountability conversations that resulted in disaster. I was not aware until I started reading the text that a method

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    you have proper hygiene. Wear simple clothes. Not close that stand out. A fussy dresser doesn?t impress people, but it gives a false impression of the person wearing the clothes you should wear clean, pleasing clothes that match your personality. A manager should always meet someone with a smile. It will lighten the mood and there is no better way to show your personality them by your smile. ?Face every day with a smile, and you will lead a pleasant life everyday.?(Page 86) It expresses the importance

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