Situational
Leadership as a theory was developed by Dr. Paul Hersey in the late 1960s which
aims to give further understanding between the leaders and its members. The
fore cores of the theory are to ‘Diagnose’ (knowing the situation), ‘Adapt’
(Change the behaviors of the members in the level of the situation), ‘Communicate’
(letting the members understand the situation) and ‘Advance’ (further the
developments). This is of course very helpful as its gives the leaders
(managers) the opportunity to adjust themselves according to the situation.
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Answer:
d) quality management
Explanation:
Continuous improvement
Continuous improvement in the overall performance of the Organization should be a permanent objective of the Organization.
This implies:
The continuous improvement of the quality management system is to increase the probability of increasing the satisfaction of Clients and other interested parties.
The following are actions aimed at improvement:
- analysis and evaluation of the existing situation to identify areas for improvement;
- the establishment of the objectives for improvement;
- the search for possible solutions to achieve the objectives;
- the evaluation of these solutions and their selection;
- the implementation of the selected solution;
- the measurement, verification, analysis and evaluation of the results of the implementation to determine that the objectives have been achieved;
- the formalization of the changes.
Answer:
ask her why
Explanation:
because friend will do somthing for a reason
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the third option. Price ceilings are often established in order to keep products affordable for consumers. <span>A </span>price ceiling<span> is a government-imposed </span>price<span> control or limit on how high a </span>price<span> is charged for a product. </span>
Answer: $32,667
Explanation:
The truck's useful life is 3 years because it is 2007 to 2010.
Depreciation = (Cost - Salvage value) / Useful life
= (110,000 - 12,000) / 3
= $32,667 per year
