Employees' identification with a particular organization tends to increase affective commitment. Affective commitment describes how an employee feels regarding an organization. When an employee feels positive about a situation they have good positive feelings about it and therefor, tend to be more commited long term.
Answer:
<h2>ProServices Team and Pro Customers</h2>
Assisting the ProServices Team in serving Pro customers in my department. Here I have assumed that my department manages and coordinates the relationship with Pro customers:
A. Pull orders for Pro customers in advance and have them ready to pick-up
B. Call Pro customers to maintain relationships and proactively seek out business
C. Monitor inventory levels to make sure key Pro items are in-stock
D. Price match other retailers to give Pro the best price
E. Identify pro customers and introduce them to the ProServices team.
Explanation:
“Pro” customers are a group of independent contractors, repair remodelers, specialty tradesmen, property management, and facility maintenance professionals who are afflicted to an organization offering ProServices. They are not the end customers. Between my organization and the customers, they are middlemen and women who are organized by my ProServices organization to offer specialty services to the general public in a professional manner that guarantees customer satisfaction and payment to the professionals for services rendered. In doing this, the ProService organization charges the Pro customers a fixed fee, which is deducted from the payments made by the end-customers.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Present Value relates to the amount that an investment would yield if the benefit were realized today. it is said to be the value of the future economic benefits an entity can generate
Option E is correct.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Case strategy focuses on to produce only such amount of goods that is ordered by the customers. In the chase strategy of aggregate planning, demand and capacity are matched for every period, one by one. In the given problem, since the firm is using the chase strategy, it would first match demand and capacity for the next period.
Since the demand for the next period is 1100 units, and the firm produced 1000 units in the last period, it would require more workers to cater to the additional requirement of 100 units.
By hiring workers, the firm would be able to match the demand and supply for the next period.
I think it would be traffic accidents
