Understanding Management
Understanding Management
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781285421230
Author: Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic
Publisher: South-Western College Pub
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Chapter 12, Problem 11SL
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Between a scale of 1-7 about whether the ideas of an individual towards the methodologies of the company were considered and consideration.

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The question requires the individual to rate from 1-7 regarding feelings about his most recent job or the job that the individual is currently doing. It includes self-esteem towards the job, the ability to take decisions without supervision, how much self-actualized theindividual is with the job,how individuals outside the organization look up to him/her because of the company that the individual works for and the position of the individual, how the individual feel on what he/she is undertaking as 'something worthwhile', whether individual is willing to help people with the job, the chances the individual gets to participate in determination of methods, the authority in making decisions which others will abide and how much does the workplace helps to develop friendship.

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