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Coursework Details
Module Name and Code
ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR (MANM024)
Coursework Title
Why and how does transformational leadership influence subordinates’ performance?
Deadline
Monday 16th November 2014 at 4pm
Word Count
999
Student Details
Student URN
(7 digit number on Uni card) ys00137 Student Name
Shang Yawei
Programme
International hotel management
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