Learning Goal: I’m working on a management multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.
Leadership and Motivating People
Learning Materials:
Snell, S. A., Konopaske, R., & Bateman, T. S. (2015). M: Management. McGraw-Hill Education. ISBN: 978007862596. Read chapters 10 & 11.
Additional Resources:
*Credible Web pages describing a company in the news that you believe has a compelling vision.
*Credible Web pages to help you distinguish between “rewarding” and “promoting” behavior.
*Credible Web pages to help you distinguish between “good” risk-taking that did not play out as desired and ill-considered mistakes.
Assignment:
- . Identify a company in the news during the last 12 months that has expressed what you believe to be a compelling vision for the future. Identify what you found particularly compelling about this vision and why you consider it to be a vision as opposed to just a “marketing message.”
- . Consider this statement from a senior leader: “That is a behavior than needs to be rewarded but not promoted.” Imagine and describe a scenario in which an employee might have done something to prompt the senior leader to say this and explain the rationale behind the leader’s statement.
- . There is seldom a reward for playing it safe and not taking risks. If you want people to take well-considered risks, how would you explain to them the difference between “good” risk-taking that did not play out as desired and ill-considered mistakes?
- Identify a job you have worked on and assess it using the Hackman and Oldham model. Compare and contrast how you feel about that job with the results from your assessment. List and prioritize what you consider to be the most effective aspects of this model and, for the least effective aspect, describe how it might be improved from your perspective.
- Be sure to include properly formatted references and in-text citations in all assignments. “In your own words” means to paraphrase (use references).600+words. please use 5 or more references not older than 5 years