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A Plan for Change

Company X is a company in transition. In the past few months, Company X has experienced several unplanned changes, the results of which have raised red flags with the Human Resource department. In order to recover, it is the responsibility of the Human Resource Manager to develop an action plan that will improve employee morale [...]

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Teams and Interpersonal Skills

Interacting with a group of individuals is not necessarily a natural phenomenon. An effective team is made of individuals who display well-developed interpersonal skills. Interpersonal skills are the ways in which individuals relate to one another, but at its very foundation, the most important interpersonal skill is communication. A study of Canadian cardiac surgery teams [...]

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Change Management

Change Management and the CEO As Stewart Clegg, Martin Kornberger, and Tyrone Pitsis (2004) so adequately described it, “managing innovations requires leadership skills and involvement from the top of an organization” (p. 393). It is inevitable that organizations will require change over time. To reduce the impact of change, it is desirable for top management [...]

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Three Diagnostic Models

As Stewart Clegg, Martin Kornberger, and Tyrone Pitsis (2008) so perfectly describe it, “like bad habits, organizations are difficult to change” (p. 374). The effort required to change the processes and behaviors of large groups of people can be an overwhelming task. This applies to the Tech Division of Company X, as well. Although it [...]

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OM Tools in Action

Introducing Dell Inc. Dell Inc. is one of the top personal computer manufacturers in the world. Headquartered in beautiful Austin, Texas, Dell is currently the number one supplier of personal computers in the United States and number two in the world. Over the course of the last 25 years, Dell has grown from a small [...]

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