… one of the fastest growing trends in the business world today. Some of the country's largest employers, such as IBM, Microsoft, and Edward Jones have chosen to exploit the benefits and reap the savings of telecommuting in employee recruitment and…

… to developing and maintaining a strong business. As clichéd as it sounds, the employees are the life-blood of any organization. Finding equilibrium in an organizations staffing is not simple; yet there are dangers to both under-…

… thinking and decision making have their similarities, they are quite different as you will see from the following text. Critical thinking deals more with the process of thinking prior to the decision, whereas decision making is better represented…

… and improvements in employee selection methods, unstructured interviews remain one of the most common forms of employee selection. This approach, however, is no longer viable or necessary.The selection and placement of employees is one of the most…

… has been long debated in the society; this paper focuses on the question of whether WTO has benefited developing countries in their involvement in international market. Firstly, the general background of WTO is provided, including its history,…

… insurance to food distribution and although they're heterogeneric they can present several similarities from a strategic perspective. Mature industries occur when there is increasing market saturation and slowing growth with new demand being substituted…

… with the promise of promotions after a given time; in this case 2 years. In addition, the company requires that these individuals maintain a certain level of professional development as part of the review process. The company does not provide…

… process of working with people and resources to accomplish organizational goals (Bateman and Snell, 2004, p.11)". The four functions of management are to plan, organize, lead, and control. Without a manager to plan, organize, lead and control an…

… the Motivation Sources Inventory (MSI; J. E. Barbuto & R. W. Scholl, 1998) and the Job Choice Decision-Making Exercise (A. M. Harrell & M. J. Stahl, 1981) as predictors of leaders' influence tactics. The authors sampled 219 leader-member…

… Anthony Colletti Elizabeth Crompton Conrad Pilewicz Michael Ramos Current nature and structure of the athletic footwear industry: The athletic footwear industry is a highly competitive environment where the top four manufacturers hold over…