Category: Management

  • The Myers-Briggs Personality Test in Business Management Environment

    Katherine Briggs, in cooperation with her daughter Isabel Myers-Briggs introduced a robust questionnaire that has become a powerful tool for psychologists to identify and classify individuals according to types of personality (Knights and WIllmott, 2007). The theory developed by the scientists is premised on the psychological types developed by Carl Jung. Hence, identifying the diversity…

  • Performance Management Issues: Types and Factors

    Table of Contents Introduction Types of Performance Management Plans Performance Management and Compensation Factors to Implement Performance Management References Introduction To make elaborate management decisions, there is a need for organizations to analyze large volumes of information and be able to quickly assess the state of the organization in various aspects. In this connection, performance…

  • InterContinental Grand Stanford’s Management in Hong Kong

    InterContinental Grand Stanford, Hong Kong is one of the finest hotels in the chain of Intercontinental Hotel Group (IHG) and is located downtown along Tsim Sha Tsui east water front. The hotels symbolize the best available systems of operation and thus benchmarking the hospitality practices in Hong Kong. Having an association of over 150 hotels…

  • Risk Management of AMDS: Risk Management Strategies

    Table of Contents Introduction Potential risks Ways of combating the Risks Integration of Risk Management with Success of the Project Conclusion References Introduction The United States is ranked third in the world’s population; thus strengthening its human resource and the economy in particular. The US is one of the world’s oldest democracies and this gives…

  • Evidence-Based Management: Retirement Plan Risk

    Background Meeting the needs of employees and maintaining their engagement levels high is a crucial step toward improving the overall performance quality within an organization. In the case under analysis, the threat to the retirement plan can be viewed as a significant obstacle on the way to building trust-based relationships between the organization and its…

  • Employees Management: Influence Tactics

    The most common tactics I use when dealing with my boss are consultation and rational persuasion. In my opinion, their use when communicating with superiors is understandable. Consulting allows me to learn new things and perform tasks in a way that meets the manager’s expectations. Rational persuasion helps in situations where our points of view…

  • Supply Management in the Dairy Sector of Canada

    Abstract This paper will analyze Canada’s supply management in the dairy sector. In the introduction section, it provides a brief overview of the dairy farming sector in Canada and its impact on the market. It also presents an introduction to supply management in dairy farming. Under the background of the country’s supply management, the paper…

  • Hotel Management. The Gumshoe Hotel.

    The Gumshoe Hotel situated near the Kensington Gardens in the city of London, Great Britain welcomes its new visitors for its long-awaited re-opening which is to take place in 4 weeks. Our 50-room hotel offers wide opportunities for life and rest such as a spa, a pool, a gum, a pub and 2 restaurants. Moreover,…

  • Beach House Company’s Team Performance Management

    Table of Contents Introduction Managing Performance Conclusion Reference List Introduction Promoting employee engagement and performance improvement is an essential step toward succeeding in the environment of the global market. For this purpose, an efficient leadership strategy must be applied, and the appropriate values must be promoted to the employees. Furthermore, it is crucial to understand…

  • Tanglewood Company’s Employees Management Planning

    Tanglewood’s staffing practices have been rather stable for years, and many stores in the state of Washington have been operating without any problems for quite a while. Since Tanglewood uses the resources of its internal labor market to fill in the openings, a certain percentage of the jobs will become vacant in the nearest future.…