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    1. GE’s success in producing some of the best CEOs of the world can be mainly attributed to its policy of meritocracy based on measured performance. A strong focus on developing management talent resulted in one of the most refined and efficient HR management processes in the world. Some of the practices that contributed to this success story are: Decentralisation: A shift to decentralised system resulted in increased responsibility for managers‚ provided them with a clear career progress path thereby

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    implemented the ideas of “Liberty‚ Equality and Fraternity”. Napoleon implemented the ideologies of French Revolution which were derived from the Enlightenment by introducing the Napoleonic Code‚ lycee and baculerrate education‚ constitutions and meritocracy. These reforms could have only been implemented by a strong ruler with the power of the modern state tailored to suit his motives of maintaining his power.  During the start of the French Revolution the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the

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    1) A concept that was new to me is the concept of Neoliberalism. Neoliberalism is the term for a system that promotes privatization‚ economic liberalization‚ and the removal of government intervention from economic activities. Adopting a Neoliberalist approach to running a society would mean to eliminate policies and programs that provide economic and social security (complete opposite from the concept of the Welfare State)‚ to increase tuition‚ lower standards of working conditions‚ and increasing

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    Organizations 11/28/2011   Table of Contents Executive Summary 1 Analysis 2 Human Resource Management for Growth 2 Communication 3 Recommendations 4 The Vitality Curve 4 Recruitment 5 Executive Brands 5 Lessons Learned 6 Meritocracy 6 Recruiting 6 Communication 7 Executive Bands 7 Conclusion 7 Works Cited 8   Executive Summary GE‚ the world’s largest and most well know electricity producer and distributor had always excelled over its competition in many feats

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    the best that they can‚ according to their ability. The best people will then go on to gain the best jobs and become the leaders of their society. This belief is known meritocracy. A meritocracy is a social system in which people’s success in life depends primarily on their talents‚ abilities‚ and effort. The idea of a meritocracy has served as in ideology through the argument that social inequality results from unequal merit rather than prejudice or discrimination. The education system in Britain

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    encompasses consumerism and meritocracy. Commodification of everyday life has nurtured consumers to rely on the consumer ’s market for their desires‚ most of the time exposed solely to the benefits and oblivious to the negative effects of the product; Accruing the convention of heedless consumption as long as the consumers have the purchasing power‚ in this case fueling demand for private tuition. (Jin‚ S.‚ n.d.). Next is the practice of meritocracy. The ideal of meritocracy is cultivated by the differential

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    | | * Question 1 3 out of 3 points | | | The "bell curve" thesis states that‚ in recent decades‚ U.S. society:Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | is becoming more of a meritocracy. | Correct Answer: | is becoming more of a meritocracy. | | | | | * Question 2 3 out of 3 points | | | Work involving mostly mental activity is called:Answer | | | | | Selected Answer: | white-collar work. | Correct Answer: | white-collar work. | | | | | * Question

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    will get picked up in their grades. The Meritocratic theory states that people are also separated according to aptitude Although Meritocracy can refer to any form of government based on achievement. Like "utilitarian" and "pragmatic‚ The "most common definition of meritocracy conceptualizes merit in terms of tested competency and ability‚ and most likely‚ as measured by IQ or standardized achievement tests(2014). which separates people by their strengths

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    as Singaporeans and partly because of what the government did for the country. Meritocracy was one of the things that the government imposed so as to give equal opportunities for Singaporeans and therefore this had partly made life in Singapore a survival of the fittest. Meritocracy‚ which can also mean rewarding people for their hard work‚ has caused made life in Singapore a survival of the fittest. With meritocracy‚ everyone wants to be the best in what they do so that they are able to get the

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    Creating a mind‚ which gives the consent (accepts the hegemony)‚ is never a simple act. It indeed results from the social structures and the cultural designs. The code of conduct‚ moral value and education standards are the designed by the ruling classes and followed by the rest‚ both in social and global scenario. This social and cultural scenario dictates each group or its subordinate societies to what should be its behavior. Each and every institutions (social‚ cultural‚ political and economic)

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