Chapter 8 - Leader-Member Theory Leadership Chapter 8 – Leader-Member Exchange Theory Northouse‚ 4th edition Chapter 8 - Leader-Member Theory Overview LMX Theory Description LMX Theory Perspective Early Studies Later Studies Phases in Leadership Making How Does the LMX Approach Work? Chapter 8 - Leader-Member Theory Definition Leadermember exchange (LMX) theory: – conceptualizes leadership as a process that is centered on the interactions between a leader and subordinates
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MANAGING THE EQUITY DYNAMICS Rahul Kapoor and Vijay Menon were excited about their first job offer from a leading multinational company‚ Finolex Business Solutions‚ a UK-based consultancy offering business development and improvement solutions to organizations in a wide range of industries. Kapoor and Menon had just passed out from a prestigious business school with a Masters degree in business administration. Both were bright students and Menon had been a topper all through in college. As students
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Customer Relationship Management For accomplishing desired success‚ organizations continuously strive for increased sales performance‚ superior customer service and enhanced customer relationship management. To achieve these objectives you need solutions that provide rapid access to centralized customer information. You should also be able to access detailed and up-to-date communication history to foster customer and prospect relationships‚ close sales and streamline all customer contact activities
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MB0052- Strategic Management and Business Policy Assignment – Set1 Q1.What is meant by ‘Strategy’? What are the levels of strategy? Differentiate between goals and objectives. Answer: The word strategy is derived from the Geek word “strategia”‚ and conventionally used as a military term. It means a plan of action that is designed to achieve a particular goal. Earlier‚ the managers adopted the day-to-day planning method without concentrating on the future work. Later the managers tried to
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109) How do you handle the situation when your team meets obstacles at work? 110) Tell me about a time you had to deal with someone who was overstepping his/her bounds. 111) Tell me about a time when you butted heads with a co-worker/client/employee 112) Tell me about a time when you were part of a team that had poor dynamics/didn’t get along well (say what you did‚ of course) 113) Tell me about a leadership experience where you had to depend upon another person/other people for success 114)
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(A). A branch of accounting that requires a high degree of verification before making a legal claim to any profit. Accounting conservatism will recognize all probable losses as they are discovered and most expenditures as they are incurred. Revenue will be deferred until it is verified. Having strict revenue-recognition criteria is one of the most common forms of accounting conservatism. Preparation of financial statements requires the use of professional judgment in the adoption of accountancy
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014 [pic] SYNOPSIS REPORT ON: A STUDY OF WORK ENVIRONMENT AND EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION IN RELIANCE COMMUNICATIONS. Submitted in partial fulfilment of requirements for the IV semester‚ MBA (HRM) POST GRADUATION DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT BY Harish Kumar.M.D(4PSO9MBA21) Under The Guidance of Prof: Mahesh.A.S [pic] POST GRADUATION DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES P.E.S. COLLEGE
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Ratio calculations ROTA (Return on total assets): ROTA = (PBIT * 100) / (Total assets - intangible assets) 2008 = (-7‚415 * 100) / (149‚918 – (36‚352 + 1‚571) = - 6.62% 2009 = (-12‚042 *100) / (134‚179-(34‚598-988)) = - 12.21% Profit Margin: Gross margin = (PBIT * 100) / Sales 2008 = (-7‚415 * 100) / 294‚414 = - 2.52% 2009 = (-12‚042 *100) / 267‚551 = - 4.50% Return on capital employed (ROCE): = PBIT / (Total assets-current liabilities) =2008 = (-7‚415
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Course : GDM 2nd Sem Sub : Corporate Law Q.1. In the following statements only one is correct statement. Explain Briefly? i) ii) iii) An invitation to negotiate is a good offer. A quasi-contract is not a contract at all. An agreement to agree is a valid contract. Ans : i) Incorrect : - Its not an offer only an indication of a willingness to consider any offers and counter offers. ii) Correct : A quasi contract is a fictional contract created by courts for equilable‚ not contractual
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MGT 326 Financial Accounting Fall Term 2009 Professor: Dr. Peter M. (Pete) Bergevin Telephone Number: Cell – 951-288-5996 E-mail: peter.bergevin@cgu.edu Office: Burkle Building—Room 228 Office Hours: Tuesday 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. and by appointment Required Text Financial Accounting for Executives‚ K.R. Ferris and J.S. Wallace‚ Cambridge Business Publishers‚ 2009 ((ISBN 0-97-87279-8-3) Recommended Reading: The Wall Street Journal or the Financial Times
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