PRESENTED BY:
SHAMBHAVI NANDA
RICHA SHRIYA
BIRENDRA BANKOTI
PIYUSH KUMAR
ANSHUMAN SAXENA
Md. AMIR
ABHISHEK SINGH
SIDDHARTHA DIXIT
INTRODUCTION
 One of the world’s top financial services company.
 Leader in:
 Investment banking
 Private wealth management and
 Bond and stock trading.
 Founded on September 5, 1935.
 CEO: James P. Gorman.
 Founded by : Henry Sturgis Morgan and Harold Stanley.
 Its headquarter is in New York City, NY, United States of America.
 operates in 24 countries and has more than 1300 offices and 60,000 employees.
 In its first year the company operated with a 24% market share (US$1.1 billion).
VISION
““ONE-FIRM FIRMONE-FIRM FIRM””
Lead with Integrity.
Put client first.
Win in the marketplace.
Think like an owner.
Keep your balance.
MISSION
“Our goal is to be world best investment bank andOur goal is to be world best investment bank and
firm of choice for our clients, our people, and ourfirm of choice for our clients, our people, and our
shareholders”shareholders”
Means ‘Win in the Marketplace, Think Like anMeans ‘Win in the Marketplace, Think Like an
Owner, Keep Your Balance, Put Client First &Owner, Keep Your Balance, Put Client First &
Leads with IntegrityLeads with Integrity’.
PAUL NASR
• Senior M.D in CMS appointed by Jhon Mack.
• 20 years of past experience.
• Was a very regarded banker.
• good in building formidable capital market
business.
SWOT ANALYSIS OF PAUL NASAR
• Not a good
disturbance handler
Banker
ROB PARSON
• Recruited by Paul Nasr in Morgan Stanley
• Earlier he worked as M.D. in a small organization.
• High knowledge and expertise in his field.
• Has strong relationships with the important players in the
banking and insurance industries.
• Joined as a market coverage professional and assigned the title
“Principal” in Morgan Stanley.
• Had Deep insight knowledge of market.
• He new that he is not fit for the culture of the organization
as he was not Morgan Stanley type.
SWOT ANALYSIS OF ROB PARSON
MINTZBERG’S MANAGERIAL
ROLES
MOTIVATION (TWO FACTOR THEORY)
- BY FREDERICK HERZBERG
Rob Parson
Dissatisfaction (extrinsic) factor :
company procedures & culture
Satisfaction (intrinsic) factor :
Responsibility, possibility of growth,
and advancement.
PERCEPTUAL ERROR
ATTRIBUTION ERROR :
over estimation of INTERNAL CAUSES and
under estimation of EXTERNAL CAUSES
POWER TACTICS OF ROB PARSON
RATIONAL
PERSUASION
LEGITIMATE
PERSONAL
APPEAL
COALITION
• IT is an information.
• IT may be positive and negative.
• IT interpreted in terms of performance.
WHY FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT
• Decision making
• Improve performance
• Continue learning
It helps to enhance whether an individual,
Group , business unit company or organization.
It also allows us to build and maintain communication with
others.
WHAT IS STAR PERFORMER
 Star performer is always a game
changer
 Basic traits of star performer are
• High concern for
• production
• people (BLAKE & MOUTON
• LEADERSHIP GRID)
 THOSE WHO ARE AT (9,9) IS A
 “STAR PERFORMER”
WHY ROB PARSON WAS STAR
PERFORMER ?
• His track record and performance were outstanding and untouchable.
• High knowledge and expertise.
• Accepts challenges.
• Amazing decision making sense.
• Generated high revenue for Morgan Stanley.
• Excellent interpersonal and negotiating skills in respect to his client.
• He alone on his capabilities took the company from 10th
to 2nd
rank.
• Deep insight knowledge of market which others did not have.
• He create needs for his clients.
• He was star performer because he is scarce person for Morgan Stanley.
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APPRASAL
GROUP RATING
PROBLEM
 Paul Nasr promised the PROMOTION when recruited
Rob Parson to Morgan Stanley
 ROB has done tremendous work but unable to adapt
the rigid culture
 due to this It creates confusion in the mind of Paul
whether to promote him or not?
 But Problem with Paul Nasr was that he never give right
feedback to Rob Parson at right time and he handled
him with kid gloves.
PROMOTE OR
NOT ?
YES
Rob Parson At Morgan Stanley

Rob Parson At Morgan Stanley

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    PRESENTED BY: SHAMBHAVI NANDA RICHASHRIYA BIRENDRA BANKOTI PIYUSH KUMAR ANSHUMAN SAXENA Md. AMIR ABHISHEK SINGH SIDDHARTHA DIXIT
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    INTRODUCTION  One ofthe world’s top financial services company.  Leader in:  Investment banking  Private wealth management and  Bond and stock trading.  Founded on September 5, 1935.  CEO: James P. Gorman.  Founded by : Henry Sturgis Morgan and Harold Stanley.  Its headquarter is in New York City, NY, United States of America.  operates in 24 countries and has more than 1300 offices and 60,000 employees.  In its first year the company operated with a 24% market share (US$1.1 billion).
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    VISION ““ONE-FIRM FIRMONE-FIRM FIRM”” Leadwith Integrity. Put client first. Win in the marketplace. Think like an owner. Keep your balance.
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    MISSION “Our goal isto be world best investment bank andOur goal is to be world best investment bank and firm of choice for our clients, our people, and ourfirm of choice for our clients, our people, and our shareholders”shareholders” Means ‘Win in the Marketplace, Think Like anMeans ‘Win in the Marketplace, Think Like an Owner, Keep Your Balance, Put Client First &Owner, Keep Your Balance, Put Client First & Leads with IntegrityLeads with Integrity’.
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    PAUL NASR • SeniorM.D in CMS appointed by Jhon Mack. • 20 years of past experience. • Was a very regarded banker. • good in building formidable capital market business.
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    SWOT ANALYSIS OFPAUL NASAR • Not a good disturbance handler Banker
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    ROB PARSON • Recruitedby Paul Nasr in Morgan Stanley • Earlier he worked as M.D. in a small organization. • High knowledge and expertise in his field. • Has strong relationships with the important players in the banking and insurance industries. • Joined as a market coverage professional and assigned the title “Principal” in Morgan Stanley. • Had Deep insight knowledge of market. • He new that he is not fit for the culture of the organization as he was not Morgan Stanley type.
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    SWOT ANALYSIS OFROB PARSON
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    MOTIVATION (TWO FACTORTHEORY) - BY FREDERICK HERZBERG Rob Parson Dissatisfaction (extrinsic) factor : company procedures & culture Satisfaction (intrinsic) factor : Responsibility, possibility of growth, and advancement.
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    PERCEPTUAL ERROR ATTRIBUTION ERROR: over estimation of INTERNAL CAUSES and under estimation of EXTERNAL CAUSES
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    POWER TACTICS OFROB PARSON RATIONAL PERSUASION LEGITIMATE PERSONAL APPEAL COALITION
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    • IT isan information. • IT may be positive and negative. • IT interpreted in terms of performance.
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    WHY FEEDBACK ISIMPORTANT • Decision making • Improve performance • Continue learning It helps to enhance whether an individual, Group , business unit company or organization. It also allows us to build and maintain communication with others.
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    WHAT IS STARPERFORMER  Star performer is always a game changer  Basic traits of star performer are • High concern for • production • people (BLAKE & MOUTON • LEADERSHIP GRID)  THOSE WHO ARE AT (9,9) IS A  “STAR PERFORMER”
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    WHY ROB PARSONWAS STAR PERFORMER ? • His track record and performance were outstanding and untouchable. • High knowledge and expertise. • Accepts challenges. • Amazing decision making sense. • Generated high revenue for Morgan Stanley. • Excellent interpersonal and negotiating skills in respect to his client. • He alone on his capabilities took the company from 10th to 2nd rank. • Deep insight knowledge of market which others did not have. • He create needs for his clients. • He was star performer because he is scarce person for Morgan Stanley.
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    PROBLEM  Paul Nasrpromised the PROMOTION when recruited Rob Parson to Morgan Stanley  ROB has done tremendous work but unable to adapt the rigid culture  due to this It creates confusion in the mind of Paul whether to promote him or not?  But Problem with Paul Nasr was that he never give right feedback to Rob Parson at right time and he handled him with kid gloves.
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