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MANAGING PEOPLE AND ORGANISATION Assignment: Shenzhen Filtroil: Finding Balance CONTENTS: Executive summary 4 Part 1. Analysis of external environments 5 Part 2. Analysis of the organization structure and organization culture 8 Part 3. Analysis of leadership and management styles 12 Part 4. Recommendation for best of four options 16 Part 5. Specific recommendations 17 REFERENCES 18 appendices 19 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The following report is performed for Albert Randolph and

China. Create a new MBA program of English version setting up in Shenzhen, China. Prepare a program development proposal to the Senior Management of PolyU strategic management approach to evaluate the MBA market in Shenzhen create the values to the stakeholders for this program.  A hard copy of this proposal in around 10 pages 2. Key stakeholder and its expectations to this program 2.1 Young professionals In Shenzhen, it is more and more young professionals from Financial, Engineering

own gain. In the cases of the rapid industrialisation of Shenzhen in south China and the aftermath of colonisation in Mauritius, both regions have actively responded to globalisation and involved themselves in the international market economy in order to build their own success. These places are active participants in globalisation and thereby reconstruct the meaning of globalisation as much as globalisation is restructuring them. Shenzhen, China Context and History 250/275 Located in the Guangdong

Globalization is defined as “The worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communications integration” by the Business Dictionary. In the past couple of years this word has been everywhere. Globalization has been the center of talk in a bunch of business and social subjects, whether you knew it or not. I say this because the effects of Globalization is everywhere in our daily lives. Some examples of this would be when you contact a friend from overseas by a press of an app or the

The United States and China are the world's largest investor and utmost contributor to global financial and economic growth by wide margins. The competence of its financial system in allotting capital to asset will be significant to sustain this growth. This paper examines the comparative relations of US and Chinese stock market from the 1980s to the global financial crisis of 2008 and the relative impact of Chinese markets on the US stock markets as China opens up to investors globally. China's

II. DESCRIPTION A. Globalization Related Theory Globalization has become the new term for the international economy, which makes the nations have become more reliant through the flow of services, goods, and financial resources since 1970s (Gereffi et al., 2001). The term “globalization” was not created until the second half of twentieth century, it has a longer history. The word “globe” originated from the fifteenth century etymologically, which is derived from the Latin word “globus” and started

Course: Project Management Module: Managing the Human Resource STU #: 28818 Name: Roula Bou Hamdan Word Count: 4055 Outline: A. Overview of the Jinjian Garment Factory Situation B. Analysis of the “Lack of motivation” Aspect at Jinjian 1. Evolution of HR 2. De-motivation Factors of Jinjian’s employees: a. Direct Internal Factors b. Indirect External Factors C. Designing and implementing a strategic HR Solution 1. Recruitment and Selection a. Job Analysis

Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Company overview QiuShuiShan Hotel is located Shenzhen Long gang District, China. That hotel have very convenient transportation only 30 minutes from the train station, just 45 minutes from Shenzhen Airport. The hotel investment and built by nationally known Nanling Village (Nanling Joint-Stock Company). The hotel are invited the Hong Kong best hotel designer. Shenzhen QiuShuiShan hotel has 232 individually designed rooms, European-style lobby and there are many different

what the city was like. Just a few days ago, I was living in ShenZhen. On the opposite side of the Hong Kong, ShenZhen shared much of its prosperities as a special financial district of China. As a result, I believed that New York City would be no different than where I was used to living. However, I was quite excited about the subway system that covered the entirety of the Big Apple. We didn’t quite have something like that in ShenZhen yet, so I was eager to see the subway system that many other

Appendix……………………………………………………………………………………….11 Bibliography……………………………………………………………………………………12 Introduction to Paper In 2010, Foxconn, the largest contract manufacturer in the world, had been under serious scrutiny for a series of suicides occurring at the Shenzhen location.