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    Executive Summary Latina Bella grew 151% in last year to $800‚000 in revenue‚ and still has more demand than it can fill. The Company requires capital to fuel unmet demand for its line of Hispanic cosmetics. Latina Bella was designed as a solution to the growing need for an ethnic cosmetics line. Novus Beauty‚ dba Latina Bella‚ developed innovative cosmetics tailored specifically to Hispanic women. Keeping in mind that their color shade requires special base formulations‚ and their culture desires

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    Section 1 – Ayush Agarwal Question 1 - Comment on Niland’s approach in dealing with his sales representative. Answer 1 – Approach of Barry Niland in dealing with his sales representative‚ Henry Hunter: Barry Niland has tried to address the job satisfaction and job performance issues of Henry Hunter by pointing out that 1) A sales representative represents the entire company to the customer 2) A sales representative has the opportunity to help the customer. 3) A sales representative

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    THE FOUR DECISION-MAKING MODELS 1. • The Rational Decision model of decision-making The assumption is made that participants have agreed in advance that making a decision is the right process to follow and that the rules and language of decision making are understood by all. The rational model aims at making optimal decisions on the basis of careful evaluation of alternative courses of action. One major assumption is that the rational approach provides ‘one best way’ to reach decisions. However the

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    1. Desi Images 2. Tulsi‚ Gogo‚ Hum tum 3. Rehmat-e-Sheereen 4. Nirala Sweets 5. United King 6. Naz Pan Masalam 7. Tasty Foods 8. Shahi Foods 9. More Cigarette 10. Saeed Ghani 11. Karachi Haleem‚ Karachi Foods 12. Ahmed Foods 13. Student Biryani 14. Universal Store 15. PIDC pan shop 16. Café Clifton 17. Makro‚ Metro 18. Time medico‚ Family Mart‚ Kausar Medical 19. A-1 Watch 20. Super Auto 21. Deewan Farooq Motors‚ Indus

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    Giovanny Cordero Organizational Behavior September 30‚ 2013 Chapter 7 Assignment The Big Easy 1) In my personal‚ I’m agree with what the data show because nowadays the students are taking more priority in socializing (party‚ girls‚ and other factors) than school. For example I heard some friends saying I’m going to this school because the party time in that school is amazing. Those are some examples of how students are wasting their

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    Organizational Behavior Research Study Design   Research Question: What is the role of extroversion (mediator) in the stress (DV) factor of students from individualistic cultures (IV)? This research question was chosen due to the proximity and significance of the results to our lives as university students under constant stress. Student stress factors include‚ but are not limited to: living on a budget‚ living away from family (international students predominantly)‚ time issues

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    ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

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    Chapter 19 Organization Change and Development  Spooked by Computers  The New England Arts Project had its headquarters above an Italian restaurant in Portsmouth‚ New Hampshire. The project had five full-time employees‚ and during busy times of the year‚ particularly the month before Christmas‚ it hired as many as six part-time workers to type‚ address envelopes‚ and send out mailings. Although each of the five full-timers had a title and a formal job description‚ an observer would have

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    Price: By comparison according to the reach‚most comsumers refer to go to other stores to buy what they want‚the statistic shows that 60% consumers go to 99 rather than KK . The 99 store focuses on the competition in price and keep the management principle “sell quantities with low prices”.In order to achieve this goal‚it manages to make a little bit profit to consumers by channels for replenishing the stock ‚way for selling and the marketing expense and administrative expense.In fact‚it is impossible

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    Employee Portfolio – Motivation Action Plan The performance of an organizations associates is key to its success. As a manager at Riordan Manufacturing‚ it is essential to know your associates and how to motivate them to achieve optimum performance. Recently we have begun to assess our associates closely and determine what methods we will use to motivate the associates individually. In order to understand the methods for motivation‚ we will review the results of the recent assessments. There were

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    MacTaggart division of Watkins International. The acquisition created a division between the two preexisting cultures of each company. Looking at BM using Edgar Schein’s iceberg model of culture‚ we can infer values that the company held based on their behaviors that were manifested in the work they did (Mills et al. 2009). From its start in 1962‚ BM had built up their success by its unique specialization in its field and by taking on modest projects‚ offering unique and innovative solutions‚ and keeping

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