Business

Negotiation Styles

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Negotiation Styles

We negotiate multiple times every day in encounters with others. Negotiation occurs when two or more parties have conflicting goals or interests.

Reflect on the past week and identify an instance where you negotiated with someone—at home, at work, or anytime you had contact with another person. For the first paragraph of your initial post, describe the negotiation event, including the participants, the key issues, and the outcome.

For the second part of your initial post, evaluate one of the following starter bullet points, using research on course concepts to inform your analysis:

Legal environment of business

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Write the answer of the questions of Critical Thinking Case Problem.

BOOK: business law and the legal environment of business

Global organizations

$8.00

As we have learned this week, global organizations are required to adapt to various cultures in today’s global marketplace. As such, organizational leaders should have a solid understanding of such differences and ethical issues when making decisions. Using a large multinational business organization in the Middle East, discuss an ethical dilemma that has confronted, or could confront, the organization when functioning on a global level. Assess the impact that the organization’s values have on ethical decision-making. If you were a leader in that organization, how would you react to the various challenges that your organization could face?

Incapacity Planning of a Parent

$12.00

Incapacity Planning of a Parent. The case study must have a title page, Turnitin Originality Score , and a reference page. (There should be a minimum of three to four references (with online links) for each case study.) Total page count of each case study should be 5 to 8 pages (1,500 to 2,400 words). The case studies will be evaluated on the completeness of the recommended solution(s) and the quality of the written assignment using the Course Written Paper Rubric provided in the course syllabus.

Case Study

Incapacity Planning of a Parent

John Jones has just finished visiting his aging mother, Claire. Her home is uncharacteristically unkempt. Some bills are unpaid and others have been paid twice. She cannot remember when she last took her medicine and she tells the same stories repeatedly. John has contacted you, his financial adviser, about what he can do to protect his mother. Eventually, Claire’s signature will be needed to manage a bank account, pay a bill, or handle her property. Being that you are unable to do so on her behalf, a court could get involved if you do not plan.

Human resources management

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Why is the success of quality improvement dependent on appropriate human resources management? Which HR practices do you see as most important QI efforts?

3 paragraphs with references

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