Simon Smith is not doing well in his job. The problems began to appear shortly after Simons

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Simon Smith is not doing well in his job. The problems began to appear shortly after Simon’s job was changed from a manual to a computer‐based operation. He has tried but is just not doing well in terms of learning to use the computer and meet the performance expectations. As a 55‐year‐old employee with over 30 years with the company, Simon is both popular and influential among his work peers. Along with his performance problems you have also noticed the appearance of some negative attitudes — a tendency for Simon to ‘badmouth’ the company. As Simon’s manager, what options would you consider in terms of dealing with the issue of his retention in the job and in the company? What would you do and why?

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Management

ISBN: 9780730329534

6th Asia Pacific Edition

Authors: Schermerhorn, John, Davidson, Paul, Factor, Aharon, Woods, Peter, Simon, Alan, McBarron, Ellen

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