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Competing for Advantage

Competing for Advantage. Chapter 2 Strategic Leadership. PART I STRATEGIC THINKING. The Strategic Management Process. Introduction to Strategic Leadership. Key Terms Strategic leadership

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Chapter 4 Understanding Work Team

Chapter 4 Understanding Work Team. Understanding Work Teams. Why have teams become so popular?. Outperform individuals on tasks requiring multiple skills, judgment, and experience Better utilization of employee talents More flexible and responsive to changing events

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THE CRITICAL LINK: GLOBAL TOTAL REWARDS CULTURE, STRATEGY AND YOUR BOTTOM LINE

THE CRITICAL LINK: GLOBAL TOTAL REWARDS CULTURE, STRATEGY AND YOUR BOTTOM LINE . Deborah Voyt, Ph.D . Presented at D-SHRM Total Rewards October 2013. Global economy and need to manage costs has changed the total rewards model. Traditional view of total rewards - pay and benefits

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Counseling Strategies

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Introduction to team effectiveness

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Team dynamics

Team dynamics. Chapter learning objectives. Define teams. Distinguish departmental teams from team-based organisations. Explain why virtual teams are becoming more common. Outline the model of team effectiveness.

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Strategic Management/ Business Policy

Strategic Management/ Business Policy. Power Point Set #4: Resources & Capabilities. Resources and Capabilities. Strategy from a resource-based perspective How do resources create competitive advantage? Value-chain analysis

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Strategic Management/ Business Policy

Strategic Management/ Business Policy. Power Point Set #4: Resources & Capabilities. Resources and Capabilities. Strategy from a resource-based approach How do resources create competitive advantage? Value-chain analysis The linkage between organizational learning and capabilities.

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Organisational Culture

Organisational Culture. Kevin Hinde. Aims. To explore the concept of organisational culture and offer some practical; insights as to how it can be analysed. Learning Outcomes. Critically analyse the concept of organisational culture. Critically evaluate whether culture can be shaped.

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Chapter 5 Business, Societal, and Ethical Contexts of Law

Chapter 5 Business, Societal, and Ethical Contexts of Law. BUSINESS ETHICS. Attention to business ethics is critical during times of fundamental change such as the financial crisis that began in late 2008. In such volatile times, unethical and/or illegal practices are often highlighted.

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Being a Team Player

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MOTIVATION

MOTIVATION. A Talk With The Director of A Research Institute. What has been the hardest job for you as a director? How to convince people that by cooperating and committing to the organization, they benefit the most. How did you do that? Many things, but here the key:

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Information Technology and Control

Information Technology and Control. Operations. Efficiency Transaction Processing Systems (TPS) Data Warehousing Data mining. Decision-Making & Control. Control Systems Management Information Systems (MIS) Executive Information Systems (EIS) Decision Support Systems (DSS)

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Alternatives to Traditional Pay Structures

Alternatives to Traditional Pay Structures. Skill-based Pay Broadbanding Alternative Structures are more flexible than traditional pay structures and encourage employees to assume different roles without triggering compensation increases or decreases. Skill-based Pay.

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Reward Systems in Organisations

Reward Systems in Organisations. What reward systems do organisations put in place and which one proves to be the most effective one?. b y Axel, Besnik , Fiodor , Ilkmen , Julian. Rationale and Research Objectives - Personal work experience - Find the most efficient reward system.

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Compensation Goals and Strategy

Compensation Goals and Strategy. Basic Goals of a Compensation System Attract Employees Retain Employees Motivate Employees Compliance with Pay Laws Administrative Simplicity Cost Effective . Compensation: Strategic Choices (Gomez-Mejia, Balkin & Cardy, 1998).

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Salary Structures and Pay Grade Dimensions

Salary Structures and Pay Grade Dimensions. Pay Grade Width Distance from min. to max. of range Typical ranges are 30-40 percent Midpoint to Midpoint Difference Represents pay differential from one pay grade to the next one in a sequence Must be Meaningful in amount

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Salary Structures

Salary Structures. Purpose and Goals establish series of grades to classify jobs according to similar worth based on job evaluation points pay for jobs according to prevailing pay levels and preferred position (lead, lag, match) in the market

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Pay Survey Practices - Part II

Pay Survey Practices - Part II. Measuring Pay Data Distributions: Normal - Bell shaped curve - rarely appropriate Non-Normal - pay data is unevenly distributed; more typical of pay data collected from surveys Measures of Central Tendency used to report Pay

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