Understanding Management (MindTap Course List)
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Author: Richard L. Daft, Dorothy Marcic
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Chapter 1, Problem 2ED
Summary Introduction
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Whether the job is to be offered to the person that has attained highest score or not? Maxine does want to counter people on the board of civil service as it stands to be a bureaucratic procedure.
Introduction:
Job refers to the function or duty performed by an individual. It refers to the work performed by an individual to earn his bread and butter or money. In other words, it stands to be set of homogenous activities which is associated with similarity of function and performed by an individual in lieu of payment or remuneration.
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