Kurt Lewin’s Change Management Theory Explained
Kurt Lewin’s Change Management Theory
Imagine you have a large cube of ice, but you need a cone. What do you do? First, you melt the ice to make it amenable to change (unfreeze). Then, you mold the iced water into the desired cone shape (change). Finally, you solidify the new shape (refreeze).
By viewing change as a process with distinct stages, you can prepare for what’s coming and plan to manage the transition effectively. This proactive approach helps avoid unnecessary turmoil and chaos that often
Read MoreEmployee Development: Orientation, Training, and HR Processes
What Do Employees Need for Development?
To develop, employees need orientation, training, and evaluation.
How Does Human Resources Assist Employees?
Human resources staff members assist in developing employees.
What Happens During New Job Orientation?
During orientation, new hires typically:
- Are taken on a tour of the building and introduced to other employees.
- Might attend a group orientation session and watch a video about the company.
- Receive a manual with information on company organization, procedures,
Research Methods, Sampling Techniques & Core Concepts
Research Methods vs. Methodology: Key Differences
- Research Methods: Techniques used to collect, analyze, and interpret data.
- Research Methodology: The overarching strategy and rationale guiding the research process, including the choice of methods.
- Research Methods: Specific tools and techniques (e.g., surveys, interviews, experiments).
- Research Methodology: The philosophical framework, theoretical underpinnings, and justification for using specific methods.
- Research Methods: Narrower; refers to practical
Destination Analysis for Sustainable Tourism Development
Analytical Phase
- Analysis of the destination system (scale / structure / organization / components).
- Scales of analysis: Geographical area taken into consideration for the analysis.
- Organization: Distribution of tourist functions and their organization in the spatial territory (e.g., museums, physical buildings, travel agencies).
- Structure: Destination pattern (e.g., Barcelona’s city pattern).
- Components: Tangible and intangible resources, facilities, infrastructures, and entities present in the destination.
Myanmar’s Market Dynamics: Currency, Pricing, and Factors
During the reign of King Mindon, silver and copper coins were produced for use as the monetary standard for exchange. The Royal Mint of Yadanabon produced silver coins with the peacock emblem, dated 1214 BE. The one-kyat peacock silver coins produced by the mint were made to be of the same quality as Indian coins. Silver coins were preferred over copper and lead coins. Silver coins were used in denominations of pe thone, mu thone, nga mu thone, and kyat thone. The introduction of new methods and
Read MoreFBO Operations: Services, Charter, Rental & Instruction
FBO Flight Service Offerings
One of the major distinguishing factors for FBOs is the type of flight services they offer:
- Flight Instruction
- Rental
- Charter (Passenger, Cargo, Aeromedical)
- Aerial Photography
- Sightseeing / Aerial Observation
- Agricultural Operations
- Banner / Glider Towing
- Contract Services (e.g., Power/Pipeline Patrol)
- Mapping Services
- Specialized Training / Aircrew Services
- Aerobatics
- Tailwheel
- Helicopter, Airship, Glider, Balloon Operations
Charter Flying Operations
- Operates on a non-scheduled (or