GA3-240202501-AA1-EV02 - AUDIO

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GA3-240202501-AA1-EV02 - AUDIO






Audio in English in order to identify her attitudes, beliefs and obligations in the work and academic context.

     From my work experience and from my point of view, in a work environment, the do's and don'ts:

 

  •          There has to be respect among the staff.
  •          There must be a suitable work environment
  •          A manager shouldn´t have a preference for an employee.
  •          There should be positive and constructive work feedback.
  •          A boss must give flexibility and recognition to his employees
  •          An employee has to meet his commitments and delivery times
  •          Each area should organize teamwork activities to develop social ties
  •          There must be equality and diversity among employees
  •          The company should create a suggestion box for its employees
  •          A boss should not criticize the work of other bosses. 


    Link Audio

https://www.spreaker.com/episode/ga3-240202501-aa1-ev02-johanna-sosa--60457808

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