OFFICE MANAGEMENT
Across
- 4. – is the science of fitting a workplace to the user’s needs.
- 7. – employee conduct of unable to do the job to a satisfactory standard
- 9. – finding mutually acceptable solutions that partially satisfy both parties
- 10. – makes most of the decision alone
- 14. – employee conduct of wide range of unacceptable workplace behaviors
- 15. – vehicle of communication to provide assistance
Down
- 1. – is a type of open office plan where workspaces are created using partition walls on 3 sides to form a box.
- 2. – postponing a conflict or issue until a better time
- 3. – it is the regulations or conditions that are imposed on employees in order to correct or prevent behaviors
- 5. - might affect productivity, fatigue, morale, attitudes, and tension.
- 6. – According to David Brewer of the Leadership Consulting Group in San Francisco, it is the art of enlisting people to embrace a vision or a goal as their own, and then inspiring and encouraging them to sustain their commitment so that by their own action and initiative they turn that vision into reality.
- 8. – is a type of drawing that shows you the layout from above.
- 11. - is thought of as the working arrangement of facilities and workstations. It encompasses many trends which change as business theories change.
- 12. – made up of individual offices that are “built-in”.
- 13. – occurs when two parties perceive their interests as incompatible.