When In the workplace, it’s important to have communication between employer and employees. This communication should be efficient and effective. Here are some tips about communicating in the workplace. #scsumgmt201#improvecommunication#scsu#MGMT201Ch15@huskymgmt
From the five sources of power leaders may draw from, what is your favorite? Mine is Reward power because it gives employees an incentive to do good work. #SCSUMGMT201#Power#MGMT201ch14@huskymgmt
@VanessaVirnig @huskymgmt Love this visual you provided! It shows how much work goes into a team, each person has a job and a way to contribute to the end goal.
@hope_konkol @huskymgmt Very Interesting graphic on conflict in the workplace. This is why team development/team work is very important to avoid unnecessary conflict in between employees
Team Development is very important in the workplace. Here are 12 great ways to improve teamwork in the workplace. What is your favorite from the 12 listed? #TeamDevelopment#SCSU#Mgmt201ch13@huskymgmt
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@VanessaVirnig @huskymgmt This is a great read! I’ve personally had experience with the 2nd option involving incentives to motivate me in the workplace. Incentives may include a pay raise, commission, compensation, etc... #motivation#MGMT201Ch12@huskymgmt
This photo shows great examples of what comes out of motivation in the workplace. What do you think the best is the best? #motivation#MGMT201Ch12@huskymgmt
@hope_konkol @huskymgmt I think providing opportunities that allows growth for knowledge and skills is always important in the work place to allow employees to grow. #motivation#mgmt201ch12
Here’s a great read about why benefits are important in the workplace. Benefits help manage an effective workplace @huskymgmt#scsu#fluidmgmt#MGMT201ch9
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This article is a great read about why culture in the business world is important. It is believed that culture shapes and organizes long-term success by enhancing it’s competitive advantage
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@VanessaVirnig @huskymgmt I really enjoyed this article! I like how they compared the nerve cells in the brain and the relation it has with a person’s decision making