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everyone leaves confident of remaining committed to one decision 1.00 4.00 2.41 0.93 110 7 We speak up and commit to what we each need to do to implement the decisions 1.00 4.00 2.54 0.95 110 Analysis Average value on INSTITUTE Commitment = 2.3 57% think we are not committed. Accuracy compounded to average 0.90…
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Laissez faire is the least popular. Further standard deviation and the ranking of the four management styles used in the analysis. Management style Sample size Mean Standard deviation Rank Participatory 200 5.2939 0.9095 1 Democratic 200 4.8559 1.1121 2 Autocratic 200 4.4896 0.8644 3 Laissez faire 200 4.1757 1.1321 4 The table below shows that…
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S.A”” width=””363″” height=””272″”>Graph 1:Financial Results of BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA Argentaria 464
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