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what are corperate influences
factors which will have an impact on business decisions
eg level of competition
whats corperate time scale
expectation within a business of when a return on investment will be achieved
whats a long term decision
affect the long-term mission and vision of the business
anything up to ten years
whats a short term decision
more likely to impact on objectives and tactics
over the next few years at most
whats evidence based approach
systematic and facts-based approach when determining objectives, strategy and tactics
advantages of evidence based decision making
reducing the influence of personal biases and emotions
disadvantages evidence based
can be time-consuming, which may not be feasible in situations where quick decisions are required
whats subjective based decision making
guided principally by the personal opinions
advantages subject based
flexibility and adaptability to unique situations
disadvantages subjective based
prone to biases which can lead to flawed conclusions.
what are the types of company cultures
power
role
task
person
whats power culture
Centralised authority, decisions made by main leaders
whats role culture
Clearly defined roles and responsibilities, hierarchical
whats task culture
Emphasis on collaboration, flexible roles to achieve goal
whats person culture
Focus on individual needs, values and goals within the business
whats strong company culture
attitudes values and beliefs are easily-recognised and embedded into the way that a business operates
whats weak company culture
'them and us' attitude may exist between workers and management
how is corperate culture formed
mix leaders attitude, human reasource policys and ownership style
what are diffficulties in changing established culture
identifying factors that need to change
the existance of subcultures
overcoming resistance to change
what are stakeholders
individuals or groups that affect or are affected by the actions of a business
what are internal stakeholders
individuals or groups inside the business
Employees
Managers and Directors
Business owners
what are external stakeholders
individuals or groups outside of a business
Customers
Shareholders
Suppliers
The local community
what are stakeholder objectives
business considers all of its stakeholders in its business decisions/objectives
what are shareholder objectives
that the business should focus purely on shareholder return
what are business ethics
moral principles that guide the behavior of individuals and organizations in the business world
ethics in pay and rewards
Salaries, wages and other forms of financial reward play an important role in
rewarding and motivating existing staff
attracting new employees
maximising productivity level
whats corperate social responisbility
conducting business in an ethical way
balancing the interests of shareholders and wider community
benefits of corperate social responsibility
enhance the business image and reputation
CSR may improve employee motivation and productivity
CSR can help recruit strong candidates