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Title: How Organizational Behavior will make me an effective manager.
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By practicing ethical behavior, it is likely that the employees under you will observe that behavior and incorporate it into their own. This is to prevent unethical practices that have led to drastic situations such as Enron and Worldcom.
As for goals, the concept of effective goal-setting is also important... Showed first 250 characters
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This should definitely be taken into consideration during the first phase of any project. A project must have a detailed scope with objectives, as well as a realistic time span with deadlines and milestones. It is important to define the goal in specific detail along with sub objectives in order to have a sketch layout of how the project should be handled... Showed next 250 characters
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