Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Flow of Presentation
Introduction
Mr. Greens Mistakes
Unraveling Mr. Davis
Decoding Mrs. McDonald
Key Lessons
Possible Solutions
Frank Davis
Marketing Director
AGE:45
He graduated from New York University in 1986
with a bachelors degree in History. He also did an
MBA from Suffock university in 2002.
He started his career as a sales representative for
Advanced telecommunication Services selling PBX
phone systems to large corporations.
He joined Dynamic Displys in 1990 as an account
executive with the Financial Services Division and
got various promotions over a span of 17 years.
Shannon McDonald
Division Vice President
AGE:42
She graduated from University of Georgia in 1987
with a bachelors degree in marketing.Did her MBA
from Northwestern Kellog School of Management
in 1992.
She was the director of national sales for Travel
and Hospitality Division from 2000-2006 and was
responsible for deiving Dynamic Displays' selfservice business with the largest airline carriers in
the United States.She was promoted to Division
Vice President in november 2006.She reports to
the chairman, Chief Executive Officer and
President of Dynamic Displays , Sam Costello.
Greens' Promotion
Iknowyouwillneedalittletimetogetuptospeedonyou
rnewposition,butIexpectyou
tostartdevelopingsomenewmarketstrategiesforyourre
gionsoon.
Ihopethesepromisesmaterializeinthenext30days.Ifn
ot,IrecommendwepartwayswithThomasGreenandquic
klyseekoutacompetentreplacementforthisextremelyim
portantposition
Another example of vested interests in use of these lines.
Stereotyping
Halo effect
Individual factors
Organizational
factors
Key Lessons
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
McDonald
Taking responsibility for his actions and being mature about the situation
will help best solve this so he can have good rapport with the colleagues
and continue to develop in the company.
Thank You