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Tim, a member of a virtual team, has been unable to complete his assigned tasks for a project in the specified time frame. He meets Connie, the virtual team leader, to discuss the issues. Connie expresses an understanding of the issue and indicates it would not be a problem and that she would adjust the project dates to give Tim more time to complete his assigned tasks. Later that week, Tim overhears Connie discussing with the project sponsor that Tim has been unable to complete his assignments on time and that she feels Tim is incompetent uses his high workload continuously as an excuse for not getting this project done on time. Connie also says that she would recommend Tim be replaced by a more competent team member. Based on the scenario, answer the following questions: Solution Rebuilding trust is not as straightforward as building trust in the first place. Reconciliation occurs when both parties exert effort to rebuild a damaged relationship, and strive to settle the issues that led to the disruption of that relationship. Reconciliation is a behavioral manifestation of forgiveness, defined as a deliberate decision by the victim to surrender feelings of resentment and grant amnesty to the offender. In this case the victim that is Tim has to reconcile and forgive Connie to take the working relationship forward..

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Throughout many organizations, communications serve four major functions. List and describe in detail each of the four functions and share an example of each. Solution Any organisation to run itself to acheive the desired objective requires to have effective communication. Communication serves many function. The function of communication in an organisation are to inform, persuade and motivate. here are four function of communication to serve an organization. 1. Inform - communication helps to inform essential information to the right person at right time so that work can be done efficently. for example - marketing department inform to the strategic level about the demand of product at right time 2. persuade - persuation is the abiltiy of changing the behaviour of employee. for ex- if an unknown person tells any information of any concern matter to employee they will not trust but when any higher authority of company tell, employee beleives 3. intereaction - communication allows employees to interect with customer and eachother. employee may intereact socially both at work and outside the workplace 4 providing feedback - communication allows for personnel of organisation to give nad recieve feedback on changes that are being considered or have been implemented . for ex- if a small business owner is considering the purchase of new machinery, he may first consult with employees to detrmine what features should it consists to work smoothly.

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Three siblings, Susie, Tommy and Roland are 42 years old together now. When Susie was of Tommy\'s age, Roland was one year older than the triple of Tommy\'s age (at that time). When Tommy will be of Susie\'s age, then Roland will be 10 years younger than the double of Susie\'s age(at that time). How old will Roland be, when Tommy\'s age will be the 3/4 of Susie\'s age (of that time)? Solution let age of susie be s, tommy be t and roland be r. s+t+r = 42...eqn1 susie would be tommy\'s age s-t yrs back age of tommy then would be t - (s-t) = 2t-s yrs rolands age s-t yrs back = r-(s-t) = r+t-s now r+t-s = 1+3(2t-s) =>5t - 2s -r = -1 ....eqn2 tommy will be susie\'s age (s-t) yrs later age of susie would be s+(s-t) = 2s-t age of roland would be r+(s-t) = r+s-t r+s-t = 2(2s-t) -10 =>3s-r -t = 10...eqn3 solving eqn1, 2, 3 we get r = 20 s = 13 t = 9. 3 yrs later tommy\'s age would be 3/4 times that of susie. roland\'s age = 20+3 = 23yrs.

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