Internal Communication Management - Individual and Organizational Outcomes
As a strategic process, internal communication can motivate and enpower a company’s employees. If the employees do not know what their company’s objective are and their part in reaching those goals, and if they do not receive feedback about their work, they may lose motivation and interest. The company’s performance may also be negatively affected. Internal communication therefore has a critical role in organizations. Many studies confirm that companies with effective communications strategies are often more successful than those with poor communications.
Natural Reef Aquariums: Simplified Approaches to Creating Living Saltwater Microcosms
Debunking the myth that reef aquariums need to be wildly expensive and technologically complex, John Tullock offers a new, radically simple approach to producing beautiful, captive microcosms. Using live rock and live sand as part of a natural filtration system, the home aquarist can now create vibrant reef tanks that are biologically stable and simple to maintain. With Tullock’s suggestions, the reefkeeper can now mimic natural habitats such as a Florida Keys Lagoon, a Caribbean Turtle Grass Flat, an Indo-Pacific Deep Cave, or a Red Sea Patch Reef.
KooksKooks by M.D.Baer. Trent Noble’s life is going nowhere fast. His once promising acting career has given way to a downward spiral of lowlife telemarketing jobs. On the brink of a promotion to head telemarketer, his conscience overloads, and one morning he passes the exit to his job and keeps on going. That’s when he finds himself in Dadaville, an eccentric postmodern utopia not marked on any map.
Worlds Apart: Civil Society and the Battle for Ethical GlobalizationGlobalization is one of the most charged political battlegrounds of our age. Its advocates say it is an engine for universal prosperity, while its critics see it as a race to the bottom for poor people and poor countries. Worlds Apart casts polemics aside and fairly and respectfully interprets both sets of arguments. Clark argues that civil society faces a distinct opportunity to drive global change in an ethical direction. He argues that the search for a more humane management of global affairs should ultimately focus on promoting growth, inclusion, and narrowing the socioeconomic gap across states and peoples.
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The Confession: A Novel by John Grisham
An innocent man is about to be executed. Only a guilty man can save him. For every innocent man sent to prison, there is a guilty one left on the outside. He doesn’t understand how the police and prosecutors got the wrong man, and he certainly doesn’t care. He just can’t believe his good luck.
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