We already know about intrinsic rewards; that “it’s the work itself” that is an intrinsic reward. What are some of the things we need to explore with more specificity regarding intrinsic rewards?
What will be an ideal response?
We need to explore and apply concepts such as “low” especially as it relates to the distinction between joy and pleasure. We need to know more about how to make work more satisfying, how to experience flow from time to time, and how to make change more acceptable and enjoyable. The relevance of positive psychology might be helpful in this exploration.
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A) apprehensive B) confident C) arrogant D) self-conscious
Janet was employed as a sales representative for Esday, Inc An appreciative customer gave her a diamond bracelet for all her hard work on a complicated contract. Can Janet keep the bracelet?
a. Yes. The bracelet was given to Janet personally and intended for her. b. Yes, but only if she discloses the gift to Esday and Esday consents to her keeping the bracelet. c. No. An agent is not allowed under any circumstances to personally profit as a result of the agency relationship. d. No. The bracelet is regarded as an unfair trade practice and violates antitrust law.
Use Table 12-2 from your text to calculate the present value of the annuity due, rounding to the nearest cent: Annuity Payment Time Nominal Interest Present Value Payments Frequency Period Rate Compounded of the Annuity $12,500 every year 20 years 7% annually __________
What will be an ideal response?
Bias is the average error of a forecast model
Indicate whether the statement is true or false