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Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour

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Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour

Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour

This book explains the following topics: Evolution Of Management Thoughts, Functions Of Management, Planning, Deision-making, Organising, Authority And Responsibility, Recruitment And Selection, Training And Development, Interpersonal Behaviour, Stress Management, Conflict Management And Organisatioanl Change.

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