Unit:
MGT101 – Fundamentals of Management
Submission Date:
28 may 2018 before 5pm
Weighting:
This assignment will make up 25% of the total marks for this unit
Instructions:
1. Students are required to cover all stated requirements
2. Answers must be typewritten in legible fonts and uploaded to Moodle in a single word file. A printed copy must be handed in during class on the 1st June 2018.
3. All references made must be properly cited according to the APA style.
4. Include a title/cover page containing the subject, your name and student ID and the Word Count for your assignment
5. Your file should be saved as MGT101_Your name_Student ID Eg. MGT101_John Doe_20170088
Topic: Contemporary Organisational Structure/Designs and Effectiveness
The table below shows a list of 4 contemporary organisational designs that are being used by various global organisation to compete in a fast-pace changing digital economy.
Your task is to choose one of the structure above and refer it to a well-known MNC (preferably an Australian one) that is using the said structure in their organisation. Provide an organisational chart of the company you have chosen detailing where the above design is used within the organization. You must provide an analysis into why this particular structure is important to the company growth, how effective and which parts of the organisation is the company utilising this structure to compete in the global environment. In your analysis you should also provide insight into any disadvantages that the structure might cause to the company’s ability to compete in their particular industry/business. Provide suggestions on changes that might be implemented to overcome such disadvantages.
In your discussion, you need to ensure that:
a) Use specific and real-life examples related to the company you are analysing
b) Make at least 5 literature reference related to the company you have chosen
c) Your essay should be 2000 words +/- 5%
Note that your assignment will be submitted through Turnitin for plagiarism check
Running Head: VALUABLE MISTAKE
VALUABLE MISTAKE
Valuable Mistake
Name
Affiliation
Mistakes are inextricable in our spheres of life. No matter how much we try, mistakes are bound to be made. The mistakes we make in life come with lessons that should not be ignored. While some mistakes may teardown our spirit, we should be able to pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off with more resilience and determination to handle more challenges that come our way (Mankad, Hoey, Jones, Tirukonda, & Smith, 2009).
We all have had our shares of mistakes, and I am no exception. I vividly remember my high school moments. John, a classmate, and a friend always doing his best to keep me on track. He was passionate about studies and could never fail to emphasize on the need of scoring best grades that would see us to college. I, On the other hand, was more passionate about sports. John was celebrated for winning class ...
Unit MGT101 – Fundamentals of Management Submission .docx
1. Unit:
MGT101 – Fundamentals of Management
Submission Date:
28 may 2018 before 5pm
Weighting:
This assignment will make up 25% of the total marks for this
unit
Instructions:
1. Students are required to cover all stated requirements
2. Answers must be typewritten in legible fonts and uploaded to
Moodle in a single word file. A printed copy must be handed in
during class on the 1st June 2018.
3. All references made must be properly cited according to the
APA style.
4. Include a title/cover page containing the subject, your name
and student ID and the Word Count for your assignment
5. Your file should be saved as MGT101_Your name_Student
ID Eg. MGT101_John Doe_20170088
Topic: Contemporary Organisational Structure/Designs and
Effectiveness
The table below shows a list of 4 contemporary organisational
designs that are being used by various global organisation to
compete in a fast-pace changing digital economy.
Your task is to choose one of the structure above and refer it to
a well-known MNC (preferably an Australian one) that is using
the said structure in their organisation. Provide an
organisational chart of the company you have chosen detailing
2. where the above design is used within the organization. You
must provide an analysis into why this particular structure is
important to the company growth, how effective and which parts
of the organisation is the company utilising this structure to
compete in the global environment. In your analysis you should
also provide insight into any disadvantages that the structure
might cause to the company’s ability to compete in their
particular industry/business. Provide suggestions on changes
that might be implemented to overcome such disadvantages.
In your discussion, you need to ensure that:
a) Use specific and real-life examples related to the company
you are analysing
b) Make at least 5 literature reference related to the company
you have chosen
c) Your essay should be 2000 words +/- 5%
Note that your assignment will be submitted through Turnitin
for plagiarism check
Running Head: VALUABLE MISTAKE
VALUABLE MISTAKE
Valuable Mistake
Name
Affiliation
Mistakes are inextricable in our spheres of life. No matter how
much we try, mistakes are bound to be made. The mistakes we
make in life come with lessons that should not be ignored.
While some mistakes may teardown our spirit, we should be
able to pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off with more
resilience and determination to handle more challenges that
come our way (Mankad, Hoey, Jones, Tirukonda, & Smith,
2009).
We all have had our shares of mistakes, and I am no exception.
3. I vividly remember my high school moments. John, a classmate,
and a friend always doing his best to keep me on track. He was
passionate about studies and could never fail to emphasize on
the need of scoring best grades that would see us to college. I,
On the other hand, was more passionate about sports. John was
celebrated for winning class academic trophies as much as I was
celebrated for being a star in co-curriculum activities. This
made our friendship even stronger. We were both school heroes
in our own different ways. Little did I know I was sacrificing
my academic grades for sports.
On our final year in high school pressure was pilling up, the
need to score good grades was imminent. John with his
chauvinistic nature had no problem attaining the much-needed
grades. My performance was on the losing end. Sporting had
taken much of my time, it was then that I realized that most of
my assignments were never submitted. I had a lot of correction
to make and time was running out. The inevitable was going to
happen; I was going to fail.
John proceeded to college. It took me long before I could find
my calling. Talent does not pay, at least that is what I thought,
but I am glad I was wrong. A year later, I received a scholarship
to join the national sporting club and later joined the National
basketball team.
Today as I receive my state commendation trophy for being the
best basketball player of the year, I am glad that I chose this
part. Ignoring academics was a regrettable mistake but choosing
sports also proved valuable.
References
Babayiğit, S., & Stainthorp, R. (2010). Component processes of
early reading, spelling, and narrative writing skills in Turkish:
4. A longitudinal study. Reading and Writing, 23(5), 539-568.
Mankad, K., Hoey, E. T. D., Jones, J. B., Tirukonda, P., &
Smith, J. T. (2009). Radiology errors: are we learning from our
mistakes?. Clinical radiology, 64(10), 988-993.
Running Head: VALUABLE MISTAKE
VALUABLE MISTAKE
Valuable Mistake
Name
Affiliation
Mistakes are inextricable in our spheres of life. No matter how
much we try, mistakes are bound to be made. The mistakes we
make in life come with lessons that should not be ignored.
While some mistakes may teardown our spirit, we should be
able to pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off with more
resilience and determination to handle more challenges that
come our way (Mankad, Hoey, Jones, Tirukonda, & Smith,
2009).
We all have had our shares of mistakes, and I am no exception.
I vividly remember my high school moments. John, a classmate,
and a friend always doing his best to keep me on track. He was
passionate about studies and could never fail to emphasize on
the need of scoring best grades that would see us to college. I,
On the other hand, was more passionate about sports. John was
celebrated for winning class academic trophies as much as I was
celebrated for being a star in co-curriculum activities. This
made our friendship even stronger. We were both school heroes
in our own different ways. Little did I know I was sacrificing
my academic grades for sports.
On our final year in high school pressure was pilling up, the
5. need to score good grades was imminent. John with his
chauvinistic nature had no problem attaining the much-needed
grades. My performance was on the losing end. Sporting had
taken much of my time, it was then that I realized that most of
my assignments were never submitted. I had a lot of correction
to make and time was running out. The inevitable was going to
happen; I was going to fail.
John proceeded to college. It took me long before I could find
my calling. Talent does not pay, at least that is what I thought,
but I am glad I was wrong. A year later, I received a scholarship
to join the national sporting club and later joined the National
basketball team.
Today as I receive my state commendation trophy for being the
best basketball player of the year, I am glad that I chose this
part. Ignoring academics was a regrettable mistake but choosing
sports also proved valuable.
References
Babayiğit, S., & Stainthorp, R. (2010). Component processes of
early reading, spelling, and narrative writing skills in Turkish:
A longitudinal study. Reading and Writing, 23(5), 539-568.
Mankad, K., Hoey, E. T. D., Jones, J. B., Tirukonda, P., &
Smith, J. T. (2009). Radiology errors: are we learning from our
mistakes?. Clinical radiology, 64(10), 988-993.