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will wait to be told what to do. Managers reach decisions after many discussions with everyone involved. Once a decision is reached, it is handed down to subordinates to implement. Employees are generally treated with respect. In turn, employees treat their manager with the respect and deference attributable to their position. Managers do not publicly chastise employees because it would cause the subordinate to lose dignity and respect so intercultural sensitivity will be needed. Decisions are

this morning And I looked out the door I can tell that that old milk cow I can tell the way she lowed. Well, if you've seen my milk cow, Please ride her on home. I ain't had no milk or butter Since that cow's been gone. Well, I tried to treat you right, Day by day. Get out your little prayer book Get down on your knees and pray. For you're gonna need, You're gonna need your loving daddy's help someday. Well, then you're gonna be sorry For treating me this way. Well, believe

to catch the eyes. Suggestive poses place woman in the acceptation of a certain subordination especially if her face shows a submissive expression. She becomes, in the same way as the products she sells, a object of consumption and men are urged to treat her as such. We see this kind of woman especially in advertisements for beer, men cosmetics or cars. Audi even dared to say " he has the money, he has the power, he has an Audi, he will have the woman ". Certain advertisements were forbidden because

seen with every single manager and employee (Crane, Matten 2007, p. 30). They are at the same time main actor (Crane, Matten 2007, p. 30). VOGEL states that "business ethics is about individuals making moral judgements based on general rules that treat everyone the same" (Vogel Fall 1992). ENDERLE indirectly states that companies and managers are responsible because companies and managers are ranked good or bad, the more ethical or less ethical they behave (Enderle 1996, p. 37). Checklists and guidelines

patrons de son entreprise, il se sert de ces supports pour communiquer sur l’attitude à adopter par exemple, notamment à travers « Sam’s rules for building a business » : 1.COMMIT to your business. 2. SHARE your profits with your associates and treat them as partners. 3. MOTIVATE your partners. 4. COMMUNICATE everything you possibly can to your partners. 5. APPRECIATE everything your associates do for the business. 6. CELEBRATE your success. 7. LISTEN to everyone in your company. 8. EXCEED

traditional. 2.2.4 Promotion Promotion’s success or not is directly relate to merchant’s economic efficiency. To win the promotion, our campus flower store plan to adopt the following effective means: In the opening, the first 20 customers can get added treats, that is, VIP can win 75% discount and a free vase. Set up consumers’ information system and give customers some special little gifts for them in return, on the other hand, making them accepted these goods in order to form the market characteristics

forced to make layoffs. One manager gave a hardhitting speech emphasizing the number of people who would be fired. The other manager, while not hiding the bad news, took into account his people’s anxieties. He promised to keep them informed and to treat everyone fairly. Many executives would have refrained from such a show of consideration, lest they appear to lack toughness. But the tough manager demoralized his talented people—most of whom ended up leaving his division voluntarily. 5. Social

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verbal ones. The person who says, "I am so happy to meet you" as he draws away from the other person, probably communicates more by actions than by words. 5. Consider scheduling feedback sessions. Since it is easier to prevent illness than to treat it, set aside time for feedback. A planned feedback session will usually get more response than an impulsive, "How are things going?" 6. Use statements to encourage feedback. Statements such as "Tell me more about it," or "That's interesting

________ __________________________ ____________________________________________________________ __________________________ ____________________________________________________________ __________________________ 7. From the way you treat them most of the time, what would your family members conclude about your fundamental values toward them? Write out your expected response in the space provided below. ____________________________________________________________ __________________________