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Assignment of Prime Bank
East West University
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Prime Bank Limited, Bangladesh
Organizational behavior
Management 251
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Submitted to:

Sharmin Akther
Lecturer
Department of business administration
East West University

Submitted By:

Muatta Al Zaber(2011-3-10-077)
Ricky Richard Rodgues(2011-3-10-076)
Jerry Rozario(2011-2-13-101)

Group name: Qube

Contribution Of Members

|Muatta Al Zaber |90 % |
|Ricky Richard Rodrigues |5% |
|Jerry Rozario |5% |
| | |

Table of Content

|S/N | Description | Page |
|1 |Company overview |04 |
|2 |Management functions |05 |
|3 |Managerial hierarchy (chart) |07 |
|4 |Leadership |08 |
|5 |Controlling |09 |
|6 |Organizational behavior |09
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