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Mutual Reward Theory
Ethics
Ethnic group
Interpersonal Relationship
Organization
Productivity
Enhancing working relationships is crucial for personal and organizational functioning, making effective communication a key factor. The intimate connections between colleagues in the workplace give great importance to interpersonal relationships within an organization. A genuine interpersonal relationship should not involve feelings of exclusion; rather, it should consist of a reciprocal sharing of information, ideas, and…
Indian Philosophers Views on Marits and Demarits
Indian Culture
The subject of merits and demerits, as those of God and soul, bondage and emancipation, this world and the other, has been much talked of in the Indian philosophies. What are merits and demerits and what place do they occupy in the path of liberation of the soul? The problem here is to discuss these…
“The Parable of the Sadhu”: Personal Interests or the Good of Others?
Ethics
Mountains
The Parable of the Sadhu tells the story of hikers who find a nearly lifeless Sadhu in the Himalayan Mountains. The group is made up of Americans, New Zealanders, Swiss, Japanese, Porters, and Sherpas all striving to reach the summit of an 18,000-foot mountain. While climbing, the New Zealanders come across the Sadhu and initially…
Hoses Candy From Pakistan
cuisine
Food
Pakistan
Hoses Candy Introduction: Hoses Is one of the oldest known candy name In Pakistan. The name Itself Is enough to restore the Image of It’s almost transparent white wrapper plus the white candy itself. It was a B class product but recently it lost it’s existence from it’s target market. As old as this candy…
The Ethics of the Salary of Professional Athletes
Ethics
My contention is that the exorbitant compensation acquired by professional athletes is morally wrong as it creates an inequality for diligent individuals who earn their livelihood through honorable occupations. More precisely, when I mention compensation, I am alluding to the excessive sums of money earned by athletes for their involvement in a particular sport. My…
Transcendental and Anti-Transcendental Movements
Religion
During the New England Renaissance period of 1840-1855, literature underwent two very distinct movements known as Transcendentalism and Anti-Transcendentalism. Both movements were very influential and consisted of authors such as Ralph Waldo Emerson (Transcendentalist) and Nathaniel Hawthorne (Anti-Transcendentalist). Concentrating their ideas on human nature and intuition, rather than on logic and reason, both these movements…
Church Questionnaire on the Holy Spirit
Church
This part of the dissertation is a series of sample questions that a pastor might ask a congregation. Some of the below are theoretical, some practical, and some purely theological. All of the below 26 questions are important in that they all draw the mind to think of the Spirit, His Divinity and His necessity…
Cultural Factors Affecting Business Development
Japan
Organizational Culture
Religion
When it comes to international products and services, organizations can choose to either adapt or standardize their promotional strategy and message. To increase sales, businesses should aim to meet the needs of their target market as suggested by basic marketing concepts. In international markets, it is important to consider factors such as cultural background, buying…
Analyze and Evaluate the Two Books Analysis
Books
God
Winter
Analysis of two books: the god of small things by aruadhati roy and the passion by jeanette winterson The focal point of this paper is to analyze and evaluate the two books “The god of small things” by Arundhati Roy and “The passion” by Jeanette Winterson. The main part of the paper would encircle, develop…
Organizational Analysis
Employment
Goal
Goal setting
Job Satisfaction
Motivation
Organizational Behavior
There is little or no regard given to their ability to work well with others or function in a state of empowerment. (Van Cleave) Aberdeen has a nontraditional creative approach to the management of ability. Individuals were selected based on their interpersonal skills and abilities rather than technical skills. Aberdeen philosophy is that the former…