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communication communication and approval : communication et approbation communication of engagement results : exposé des résultats de l'audit communication of local findings : restitution locale comparability : possibilité de comparer compare relationships, to : comparer les relations comparison of current period information : comparaison entre les informations de la période en cours comparison of information with similar information : comparaison entre informations similaires competence : compétence

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conditionnés à associer l‘humour au genre masculin. Faire de l‘humour impliquait un pouvoir que les femmes ne connaissaient pas. Selon Paul McGhee, un des pionniers dans la recherche sur l‘humour : « it is proposed that the use of humor in interpersonal interaction serves as a means of gaining or maintaining dominance or control over the social situation. Because of the power associated with the successful use of humor, humor initiation has become associated with other traditionally masculine

son modèle dans l’extrait suivant : «In essence, the manager is an input-output system in which autority and status give rise to interpersonal relationships that lead to inputs (information), and these in turn lead to outputs (information and decisions)». 66 Ces habiletés revêtent une forme plus explicite et synthétique dans son article: «developping peer relationships, carrying out negotiations, motivating subordinates, resolving conflicts, establishing information networks and subsequently disseminating

has to come from within. And the only thing that is of value is something that you develop yourself through your life experiences, through maybe some hard times where you learn how to seduce. You learn how to compromise. You learn how to be in a relationship and how to love. And then once you have that skill or whatever you want to call it, then nobody can take it away from you and you have power and you have freedom and a degree of happiness. I don’t know if I answered your question. Audience

systemic constructs alone is impossible, and that we need the full range of intersecting and interplaying approaches, unconstrained by structural determinism. A language cannot be not rooted in an abstract universe but only in the materiality of interpersonal and intergroup relations through the action of the historical consciousness we produce as we live out our lives. These two mentalities clash, yet a pendular movement does not signify the replacement of earlier theoretical and methodological positions

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services, organisée par l’American Marketing Association, Leonard Berry employait pour la première fois, dans la littérature marketing, l’expression de « marketing relationnel ». En 1989, on dénombrait moins de 10 citations du sigle CRM (Customer Relationship Management) dans la presse américaine. En 2000, un peu plus de 14 000 étaient relevées. Il convient de relativiser la « redécouverte » aujourd’hui de cette fidélisation métabole, en ce sens où certaines entreprises portées par un secteur en pleine

therefore, there is a direct relationship between strategic planning and the planning done by managers at all levels. The focus of the planning and the time perspectives will, of course, differ. Figure 5-7 illustrates the relationship between the strategic plan and operational plans. It indicates very clearly that all plans should be derived from the strategic plan while at the same time contributing to the achievement of the strategic plan. Figure 1.5 : The relationship between the organization’s