Weekly written assignment 1 includes two big questions with sub-questions. There are three articles you can read. Questions 1 should be answered based on article one. Question 2 should be answered after reading articles two and three. Again,please make sure to answer "all" sub-questions.
Written Assignment Questions:
Please read three articles from the following link and answer all questions:
Article 1. When Quiet Quitting Is Worse Than the Real Thing by Anthony C. Klotz and Mark C. Bolino (Harvard Business Review)Links to an external site.
(Question 1)
Question 1.
(a)On which specific dimension of job performance is this article (
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) focused?(b)In what ways does this aspect of job performance influence the job performance of other employees?(c)If you were a manager who observed this phenomenon in your office, what would you do?(d)How could organizations work to manage this phenomenon? Any further suggestions?
Article 2.Need an Answer to Quiet Quitting? Start With Your Culture by Jake Herway (Gallup)Links to an external site.
(Question 2)
Article 3. Five Ways Managers Can Help Prevent Quiet Quitting by Ally MacDonald (MIT Sloan Management Review)Links to an external site.
(Question 2)
Question 2.(a) Based on the description in articles 2 (by Herway) and 3 (by MacDonald), how would you evaluate "quiet quitting" employees' organizational commitment? How's their level of affective, continuance, and normative commitment? Why do you think so? (b) How do you feel about the word Quiet Quitting? Do you observe or experience any cases at your work? (c) Do you agree with the two authors' suggestions to employers? Why? Why not?
Submission Instructions:
Please read the articles through the link.
Make sure to answer all questions (with all sub-questions) fully.
Please apply chapter theories and contents in your answer.Also, please try to share your own opinion, experience, and examples in your answers.
Do not type out all questions (the plagiarism checker will show a red flag); onlyinclude question numbers for each answer.
Avoid direct quotes from the textbook or listed articles.If your plagiarism score is 30% or higher, you will get zero and need to resubmit your work for a grade.
No cover page. No more than 6 pages. Expect to see at least full 4 pages and a half, excluding references.
The last sentence of your answer should be on page 5 (at least a total of 1400 word count expected, including references
). Longer submissions will not lose points (do not go over 7 pages), but shorter submissions will lose points in detail criteria.
Double-space and 12 pt. Font size. One-inch margins.APA style reference and citations.If you miss in-text citations and references, you will lose points following by the rubric.
If you are unfamiliar with the APA style, please use this link to check -Purdue Writing Lab APA style introductionLinks to an external site.
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