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    Organisation Structure

    Organisation structures can be broadly classified into the following types/forms: Line Organisation structure. Functional Organisation structure. Line and staff Organisation structure. Product Organisation structure. Committee and Matrix Organisation structure. .1 Line Organisation Structure Line Organisation (also called Military/Scalar Organisation) is the oldest and the simplest form of internal Organisation structure authority moves directly from the top level to the lowest level in

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    Writing Rubric

    relevant) effectively. | Focuses consistently on clearly expressed central idea, uses paragraph structure, and transition guide reader effectively. | Explores ideas vigorously, supports points fully using a balance of subjectivity and objective evidence, reasons effectively making useful distinctions. | Employs words with fluency, develops concise standard English sentences, balances a variety of sentence structures effectively. | B | Addresses purpose effectively, uses assignment to explore topic’s intrinsic

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    Characteristics of a Knowledge- and Value-Centered Manager

    the staff will not know what is expected to be able to get the department where a manager wants it to be. Persistence – The ability to stick to the plan and not let anything get in the way. There is always room for improvement. Empowerment – The structure of the department should be built on the entire staff as team work and boost moral knowing that they had a part in how the department will be run. Organizational Ability – Putting one’s strong people where they need to be when they need to be there

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    Egilatarian

    report I will share my thoughts about the effects on the business because of interior egalitarian structure and exterior egalitarian society1, 2. Egalitarian Structure: In the recent times the egalitarian styles of management are gaining popularity in the both the developed and the developing economies. Traditionally most corporate structures are hierarchical. In a hierarchical corporate structure, there are various tiers of management and people from each tier are assigned specific roles and responsibilities

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    Turners Chapter 2 Summary

    Turner chptr 2 Turner's rituals are the role played by liminality, structure, and communitas. Ritual serves, for Turner, the function of balancing structure and communitas. The individuals participating in the rituals are, temporarily, outside of the normal social structure, and thus, are in a liminal state. The initiate is first stripped of the social status that he or she possessed before the ritual, inducted into the liminal period of transition, and finally given his or her new status and reassimilated

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    Culture and Structure

    they have attached to their lives. Organizational structure determines how the roles, power and responsibilities are assigned, controlled and coordinated between the different levels of management. More specifically, structure describes how members are accepted, how leadership is chosen, and how decisions are made. To have a satisfied, motivated, less stressed performing workforce an organization must have consistency amongst its structure, system, people, culture and good fit with the strategy

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    Valve Steams Ahead

    and how does the company structure itself? The company describes its structure as organic and flat. Nobody “reports to” anybody else. They have a founder/president in Gabe Newell, but his role is not to serve as a manager. The company tries to keep its structure flat to remove or reduce barriers between the employee’s work and customers. Valve states that they are not averse to organisational structure, but they are averse to

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    Why Do We Have Organizations

    common goal. Everyone has a role and understands their responsibility in obtaining/ achieving the goal. We now understand the meaning of organization. Why do we have organizations? Organizations are the foundation of our being. It gives us structure on how to function in our day to day activities and helping in achieving the completion of common goal. It defines our role & the importance of our talent/skill to succeed in meeting our objective. By defining everyone’s role, it can maximize

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    Characteristics of Organisation 2

    up so that people with different levels of intelli­gence and skills can each find their own productive place. Management issues in organizational structure Line and staff employees The first management consideration is to examine !low employees are distinguished from each other in terms of how they' fit in' to a typical organizational structure - the issue of line and staff employees. Different specialist divisions and departments within an organization contain a predominance of either line

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    Ethics

    ------------------------------------------------- Do you think that the following constitute unethical practices? | | Yes | No | Depends | Don’t Know | 1 | Covering up for colleagues | x | | | | 2 | Acting in favour of a client out of friendship | | | x | | 3 | Acting in favour of a client for a bribe | x | | | | 4 | Recruiting/promoting staff on the basis of family ties or friendships | x | | | | 5 | Accepting corporate hospitality | | x | | | 6 | Discriminating against

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