mastraessle

mastraessle last signed in Mar 05 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Mar 03, 2009.

About Me:

Writer/Editor/Teacher

Over twenty years in the writing industry; started with local newspapers, and magazines. Since 1996, published three books and currently have overÂ 300Â articles published on the Internet .

Musician who plays the trumpet in the worshipÂ band atÂ church. I live in a small town in Arkansas with my wife and two children. Â

Workplace Stress Leading to Burnout

Published March 03, 2009 /

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Stress in the workplace is a concern on the minds of human resource employees in many large corporations. “By neglecting causes of workplace stress, employers may be nullifying their investment in employee-focused health-promotion programs. The evidence that links certain workplace characteristic to employee stress and ill health is as strong

The Seven-Step Decision-Making Model

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

Exploration of the options available is the next step in this seven-step decision-making model. After choosing the information to be used, decision makers will collaborate by offering personal data about the information. Any decision making model used will begin with identifying the problem that makes a decision making process required.
The Five Step Decision-Making Model

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

A decision making process based on data leads to good decisions. There is a certain amount of decision making within the decision making model.
Nonverbal Communication Pointers

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

The three nonverbal behaviors I will cover in this essay are appearance, space, and touch. I can remember as a child wanting to please different people on various occasions and dressing as I thought appropriate. I love human interaction. The same problem exists with my desire to touch people in a friendly way.
Interview Tips for Management

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

I also discovered that the ‘why’ questions provoked the most interesting responses, which in turn, prompted various questions that made the interview process quite interesting.
H.O.P to Communications

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

The three communication rules I will cover in this article concern touching (haptics), eye contact (oculesics), and personal space (proxemics). Nonverbal communication speaks volumes in the study of human nature.
Decentration and Leadership

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

Leaders quote past leaders and students learn from their experiences. Knowledge is power, power influences people, and those that will be leaders are the people who understand the process.
Cooperative Conflict Management

by mastraessle | in Business & Finance > Management

To be a cooperative member of a group is most productive. Research shows that a group sharing interests and developing a conflict management style based on collaboration is usually preferred over combatant styles.