EBK MANAGEMENT, LOOSE-LEAF VERSION
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Chapter 9, Problem 7EE
Summary Introduction
To determine:
How I behave and react in social situations.
Concept introduction:
A social situation includes any situation in which you and at least 1 other person are present. Social situations tend to fall into 2 main categories: performance situations and interpersonal interactions. However, it is vital to behave and act fairly and appropriately, when faced with issues, problems or decision-making.
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Recognition and Appreciation: Public employees are likely to want regular acknowledgement and gratitude for their efforts in the public sector since this fosters a sense of worth and job satisfaction, which aids in long-term retention.
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For this week's discussion, we have been asked to review and discuss the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). This is an extension of the Jungian personality theory, which identifies personality traits that help identify performance measures that make it easier to promote and use employees in a way that will ensure their success (McShane & Von Glinow, 2022). However, there are particular areas in business where this can be used, as it is not a bulletproof evaluation tool, and, per the text, it could be a better tool for performance evaluation and pre-employment. (Coe, 1992). So, how does this apply to the question of the week, and how can we use it in daily business to increase the success of the employee and the business overall?
The MBTI tool could promote middle managers to the executive level. Executive-level managers are good leaders with strong communication skills and personality traits that set them apart from the pack (Men, 2015). We…
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