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Posts from the ‘Management A’ Category

11
Aug

About Quality

An article published in T. S. S. March 1971 written by Morsy I. M.

N.B:

The word quality is one which is not always clearly understood since it implies a relative degree of excellence, an article can be described as being of good quality or of reasonable quality depending upon the scale of judgment adopted by the person making the assessment.

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10
Aug

CASTING QUALITY CONTROL BY ADJUSTING THE PERFORMANCE OF MANPOWER ABILITIES ON FOUNDRY FLOOR

An Abstract of the Thesis Submitted to

Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University

June 1969

As one of the requirements for the degree of

Master of Science in Engineering

By

IBRAHIM MOHAMED MORSY

B Sc. Production Engineering

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28
Aug

Engaged Vs. Disengaged Employees

9 Signs Of Engaged Vs. Disengaged Employees

Before you can solve the problem of disengagement, it’s important to understand it and learn how to recognize it.

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26
Feb

STEPS & PROCESS OF SALES PLANNING

There are steps and strategies to map out a sales plan, how to go about sales planning?

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29
Nov

How to be a Good Leader

Written by:Jacob Shriar Jacob Shriar

A leader is someone who establishes a clear vision, and then guides their team towards that vision by empowering them and coaching them to greatness. A leader is someone that stays calm during a crisis, and stays laser-focused on their end goal. The skills that it takes to be a good leader is great communication, respect, passion, quick on their feet, and coach. Leadership is something that is continuously developed over time, through mentoring and staying curious.

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20
Nov

Leaders vs. Managers: 17 Traits That Set Them Apart

Let’s set the record straight.

Everyone who is a great leader isn’t necessarily a great manager. And great managers aren’t necessarily great leaders.

So when it comes to the Leaders vs. Managers debate, where do you land?

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10
Nov

Employee Engagement Ideas

38 Employee Engagement Ideas Your Team Will Love

Employee engagement is the emotional commitment that an employee has towards an organization. Many people often confuse engagement with employee happiness or employee satisfaction, and although they are close, it is not necessarily the right definition.

The definition is much more complex than that and requires a more complete view of an employee’s life at work.

That commitment comes from how well an employee’s personal goals and values align with the organization’s goals and values.

The following article by Mr. Jacob Shriar will give many idias that can be applied to increase employees engagement and reduce turnover.

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26
Apr

Measuring Future Performance

An abstract from “Flying Blind” video narrated by Professor Robert S. Kaplan

  1. How Traditional Measures Mislead
  2. Summary of Key Concepts
  3. The Balanced Scorecard

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14
Apr

BRAINSTORMING GUIDELINES

Brainstorming is defined as a means to generate as many ideas as possible from a group of people in a short time about:

  • The overall nature of a topic.
  • The actions to be taken to solve a problem
  • Possible causes of certain circumstances.

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13
Mar

Some Coaching Concepts

The coaching profession has exploded in recent years, diversifying across many different fields and industries. All of these people are dedicated to helping others achieve their goals, improve aspects of themselves or their business, or move forwards from where they are today.

The following are concepts around what coaching is and the powerful results it can influence in the workplace:

  1. What is coaching?
  2. How does coaching work?
  3. About Managing and Coaching!
  4. Coaching Results
  5. Selecting a Coach.

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