Showing papers by "Carole L. Jurkiewicz published in 2001"
TL;DR: In this paper, a movie exercise is used to demonstrate the complexity of business ethics, and it serves to deepen thestudents' understanding of complex ethical issues by using the exercise as an application of theory and as a tool for cognitive development.
Abstract: This article provides a description of how a movieexercise can be used to demonstrate to students thecomplexities of business ethics. Using the exerciseas an application of theory, and as a tool forcognitive development, it serves to deepen thestudents' understanding of complex ethical issues. Astep-by-step methodology, along with possiblevariations of the exercise, are provided. A list ofmovies is also provided, and the measurablepedagogical benefits of the exercise are discussed.
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TL;DR: Issues in assessing satisfaction with EIS are examined and suggestions are made for improving organizational satisfaction with the EIS in health-care settings.
Abstract: As an organizational diagnostic tool, exit interviews or surveys (EIS) are a primary means of determining how exiting employees perceive strengths and weaknesses within the organization. This human resource management device should be evaluated, as any other, to determine effectiveness. In this article, various issues in assessing satisfaction with EIS are examined. Suggestions are made for improving organizational satisfaction with the EIS in health-care settings.
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