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chaitalipshah

Kaizen is related to Continuous Improvement. Chaitali Shah Winners never quit and Quitters never win:-P
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

chaitalipshah

Abraham Maslow is associated with Need Hierarchy Theory which has five levels such as physiological needs, safety needs, social needs, esteem needs ans lastly salf-actulisation need.
Chaitali Shah
Winners never quit and Quitters never win.:-P
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

chaitalipshah

Probably, the answer is boudry spanner, correct me if I’m wrong. Chaitali Shah Winners never quit and Quitters never win:-P
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

chaitalipshah

The answer is "Adam Smith", he was an Economist. Chaitali Shah Winners never quit and Quitters never win:-P
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

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Question If the human element is handled properly by the manager he can make two plus equal to five. true/False
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

Anonymous

Question The two dimensions of leadership which emerged from the Leader Behavior Description Questionnaire were 'consideration' and '________'.
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

Anonymous

Question ________ are the rules of pattern and behaviour that are expected from all team members.
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

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Question Fatigue can be defined as the tiredness of the body as a result of continuous ________ activity.
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

Anonymous

Question Frequent absenteeism of manager who talks about punctuality to his subordinate is a way of ________ behaviour.
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

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Question Organizational________represents a complex pattern of beliefs, expectations, ideas, values and attitudes shared by the members of the organization.
2nd October 2008 From India, Ahmadabad

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