Interpersonal relationship

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than rely on the qualitative reviews of the past. Equipped with new methods, leadership researchers revealed the following: • Individuals can and do emerge as leaders across a variety of situations and tasks[8] • Significant relationships exist between leadership and such individual traits as: • intelligence[9] • adjustment[9] • extraversion[9] • conscientiousness[10][11][12] • openness to experience[11][13] • general self-efficacy[14][15]

orientation and group building/maintenance. This functional leadership saw leaders and, in fact, all group members evaluated on their orientation or concern for goal achievement and group building/maintenance (also called concern for people or relationships). A person is then rated toward those two criteria from low to high concern. Generally, this leadership theory, as personified by the Blake Grid, assumed that there was a best leadership style and that it was a high task, high group-building

1.HISTORY 4 2.THE MARKET STRUCTURE 4 a)Market value and volume 4 b)Segmentation 5 c)Forecast 5 d)Competitors 5 3.PRODUCTS 6 PART-2-JAPANESE CULTURE 7 1.THE GROUP 7 2.THE STATUS 7 3.HARMONY & RELATIONSHIPS 7 a)“NO” 8 b)Silence 8 4.PRESENTATION 9 5.BEHAVIOUR 9 6.WORK SHEDULE 9 7.WOMEN 9 8.MAKING CONTACTS 10 PART-3-SUMITOMO CORPORATE CULTURE 11 1.RESPECT OF PEOPLE 11 2.ELIMINATION OF WASTE 12 3.THE

him/her and make loyal? Focus only on its customer? Conduct its all activities as customer-oriented? The answer is no. The efficiency in company’s management is nowadays more and more based on interdependence, which covers the internal and external relationships. Within the organisation particular departments and employees highly depend on themselves and all have its influence on a company’s final success. All developments demand collaboration across traditional boundaries. According to H. Mruk the relational

France, but which are not  as a matter of course. In many collectivistic societal cultures, such as that in Japan and China, the people don’t seek primarily satisfy their physical basic needs before they seek safety and social relationships. Rather, these social relationships such as the affiliation and the belonging to a group or family are preconditions for safety and physical basic needs. According to this the common good is more important than the own good. (Ernst, 2009) Thus the three bottom levels

interrupted France are variably polychronic -Punctuality and schedules are not very important -Schedules and deadlines tend to be quite flexible. -Meetings are frequently interrupted Relationship Japan and France, as are strong interpersonal relationships, information flows freely. This may shock the Germanic or the Americans used to define channels of distribution and precise calibration information for specific recipients. Doing business with Japanese companies typically

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resolution of conflicts it's done by compromise and negotiation. The leadership of Juan-Pablo in the team was characterized by the ability to handle confrontations, the canalization of idea into action, solid preparations for the unexpected and good relationships between all the co-workers: that's the main features which are used by the leadership of Juan-Pablo. He tried to know the opinion of everybody before taking a decision and if there were some disagreements, he used the democratic process. The

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