stakeholder’s theory. Discuss the importance of managers connecting with various stakeholders. Also, what are some negative results of not connecting with stakeholders. Who are potential stakeholders in a nonprofit organization?
The importance of connecting with different stakeholders by managers, increases the chances of project success. This helps to brief stakeholders well in advance and letting them know about the risks associated, dependencies and any type of assumption associated with the project. This also helps in establishing the trust with the stakeholders so that in future the desired support can be expected to resolve unseen issues. It makes the project realization easy and helps in successful project initiation till closure. In case this does not happen then it becomes difficult to manage the projects without stakeholders involvement. For example, stakeholders may demand certain scope changes in the project which may not be worthwhile with respect to the cost, time and the overall schedule. The stakeholders for the non-profit organizations consists of donors, individual who are being served, different trustees, board members, individuals who gives grants to the non-profits.
stakeholder’s theory. Discuss the importance of managers connecting with various stakeholders. Also, what are some negative...
Discuss what you see as the role of ethics as it pertains to management and managers. Does management, in your view, help shape the values and ethics of an organization? Is employee behavior, ethical or not, a by-product of the organization's ethical climate? What ideally is the manager's role in helping to create and maintain organizational integrity? Using your professional experience as a backdrop, provide examples of managers who have demonstrated ethical behavior (or not) and discuss how this affected...
Q1 : What is the importance of reference checks in an organization? Find out what reference checking methods are used by some companies of your choice (at least 3). Discuss these methods. Q 2: if you are using a Control span of 3. How many intemtediate managers will be needed for an organization of 81 employees? Draw the hierarchy. Q3: Discuss the 4 product strategies by Anasoft and Stewart. Give one example for each of these categories based on lidustry...
Discuss the importance of all care providers to communicate in disease management. What can be the negative results when they do not?
Discuss some of the advantages and disadvantages of the various decision-making models. Also, describe a specific example (from your own experience or a hypothetical) of a situation requiring a decision, and explain which of the models would be best to use to make a decision and why.
What are some key barriers to accessing health care? Explore and discuss some potential solutions. Also, list three factors (other than access to health care) that may be contributing to health disparities. Remember to think about micro and macro level factors.
Discuss the importance of hearing realistic expectations. What are some hearing outcome measures? List a few examples of or methods that an clinician audiologist could use to obtain outcome measures.
In a minimum of 1 page please discuss some of the various federal laws (minimum of 3) that would regulate training IF YOU WERE ORGANIZING TRAINING FOR AN ORGANIZATION. (This is not about what you would train employees on, but rather what laws YOU must follow and be aware of before organizing, inviting participants or holding any training for employees in a private organization) Please Cite at least 1 external source. (This is about what you as a trainer needs...
Who are stakeholders in this situation? Rank them in importance 2.Economic Responsibility: What are the potential costs/benefits of such an investment? If a safe/effective drug could be developed, Merck’s recouping its investment was zero. Could Merck justify such an investment to shareholders and the financial community? What criteria would be needed to help them make such a decision? 3.Legal Responsibility: Is there any legal responsibility for Merck? Any legal penalty for not investing in R&D? 4.If Merck decided not to...
Please discuss the various effects of adopting agriculture (both positive and negative). What kinds of residual consequences do you see in the world today? In your own life? How do you think our relationship with food production has changed over time?
The most influential theory of corporate responsibility of the past century is: the free society economic theory. the neoclassical economic theory. the social contract theory. the stakeholder theory. In which of the following ideas are the ethical roots of the economic model of corporate social responsibility found? The interests of stakeholders are as important as the interests of the corporation's stockholders. Managers are ethically obliged to make as much money as possible for their stockholders because to do otherwise would...