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    Current Trends

    The Annals of The "Ştefan cel Mare" University of Suceava. Fascicle of The Faculty of Economics and Public Administration Vol. 9, No. 2(10), 2009 CURRENT TRENDS IN HRM Assistant Otilia ALBU University „Ştefan cel Mare”, Suceava, Romania otilia@seap.usv.ro Assistant PhD. Student Lucia MOROŞAN-DĂNILĂ University „Ştefan cel Mare”, Suceava, Romania luciad@seap.usv.ro Abstract: The goal of this article is to establish the importance of human resource management (HRM) and ho w it emerged, to

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    Arm Trade and Drug Trafficking

    mounting. Meanwhile an expensive and ineffective international counter narcotics policy entails growing human rights and environmental costs. Drug problems can be reduced at less cost if we change course and adopt strategies that work. At a time when the federal budget is limited programs need to be re-evaluated. Funding needs to go to programs that work. We need new ideas to save lives – we can't afford to continue to be wrong. Below are eight steps that are effective methods of controlling drugs and

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    Human Resources's Role in Work/Life Balancing

    support of management can facilitate the coordination of technical and information in an organization so that you do not have to, and also people are more susceptible to following orders when those orders come from a more senior entity. 2. Surveys of employees can help a company understand workers' needs and design the proper policies to meet them. By obtaining different views and wants from the source can be a great way to discern if employees are happy and are seemingly able to balance work-home

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    needs to develop effective communication networks for employers and employees to communicate throughout the organization structure. To be more specific, it is how organization improves the communication flow within and across each business departments. Communication networks are categorized into two categories: Formal and Informal Communication Networks. However the question remains whether which types of communication networks are more effective. Formal Communication The best way to describe formal

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    Benchmarking

    organization and assessing what must be done to improve. REASONS FOR BENCHMARKING There are several reasons that benchmarking is becoming more commonly used in industry; •         Benchmarking is a more efficient way to make improvements. Managers can eliminate trial and error process improvements. Practicing benchmarking focuses on tailoring existing processes to fit within the organization. •         Benchmarking speeds up organization’s ability to make improvements

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    Southwest Airlines: Leadership Matters

    Southwest Airlines: Leadership Matters Latrice Alston University of Phoenix COM 530: Communication for Accountants Tonya Boddie September 12, 2012 Southwest Airlines: Leadership Matters Leadership styles affect the way organizations function and interact with employees, consumers, and business partners. Leaders develop a style of communicating based many times on experience. Southwest Airlines, a leader in the airline industry has enjoyed unparalleled success due

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    Barriers to Effective Communication

    Barriers to Effective Communication University of Phoenix CJA/304 January 14, 2013 Communication refers to the exchange of information to between two beings (Wallace, H., & Roberson, C. 2009). This process could involve a number of different steps to exchange the information, but the concept is quite simple. In the basic process one being send a message to another, then that person reflect on the information and responds to the sender in exchange of information between

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    The Groupthink Theory

    these hypotheses as groupthink (Janis, 1972). He defined groupthink as “a quick and easy way to refer to a mode of thinking that people engage in when they are deeply involved in a cohesive in-group, when the members’ strivings for unanimity override their motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action” (Janis, 1982, 9). Groups are usually successful because group members bring varied ideas, collective knowledge, and they tend to be focused while working together. Groups can be

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    Sir Branson Case Study

    style in terms of the leadership models addressed in Chapters 10 and 11 and evaluate the likely effectiveness of that style in the U.S. today. Recommend a different leadership style (or combination of styles) that would make Branson an even more effective leader. Determine how Branson would develop and lead a global team working on a major project (e.g., space tourism). Discuss how I can incorporate some of Branson’s leadership qualities into my role at work or school. In the process of completing

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    Understanding Team Effectiveness

    and within my community organizations has given me an excellent opportunity to learn about myself. One of the most valuable things I learned is that it takes a lot of compromise and respect to have an effective team. Being a member of such a diverse arrangement of teams, has given me the experience to understand that it takes a lot of ingredients and the right chief to make an effective team. However, some key ingredients- if missing- can affect team effectiveness, like; listening, team collaboration

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