Examples of dependent in the following topics:
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- Many start-up, survival, and growth strategies lead almost inevitably to the dependence of new firms on third parties.
- However, dependence is a disadvantage if there are diverging interests, or if the partners behave opportunistically.
- However, the older the firm becomes, dependence on third parties should be reduced.
- The dependence on licensors should be compensated for by the firm's own research and development.
- As shown above, dependence on third parties can arise when a firm markets its products.
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- Dependability: Is one party making and fulfilling promises to another (Covey, 2006).
- Dependability can also be exemplified via third party confirmations.
- For example, a credible source can vouch for a firm when dependability has been proven through past experiences.
- Product demonstrations and plant tours are other ways companies can illustrate the capability to be dependable.
- Honesty: Incorporates truthfulness, sincerity, and dependability.
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- Customers are not dependent on us – we are dependent on them
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- George Elton Mayo concluded that people's work performance is dependent on both social issues and job content.
- What he found, however, was that work satisfaction depended to a large extent on the informal social pattern of the work group.
- In short, he concluded that people's work performance is dependent on both social issues and job content.
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- Promotion strategies differ depending on the individual business or product, but all strive to increase product demand and awareness.
- Marketing strategies may differ depending on the unique situation of the individual business or product.
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- Dependent care - Just as noted above regarding health insurance, many working professionals have individuals who are dependent upon them (spouses and children primarily).
- Employees with life insurance or long-term care insurance will see their dependents (and themselves, in the case of long-term care) supported if a serious ailment or tragedy occurs.
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- This means that marketers will set prices depending on the results from their research.
- For instance, if the competitors are pricing their products at a lower price, then it's up to them to either price their goods at a higher or lower price, all depending on what the company wants to achieve.
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- Examples of fringe benefits, depending on employee seniority and job requirement, are take-home vehicles, hotel stays, and first choice of such things as job assignments and vacation scheduling, as well as first option to apply to certain internal vacancies.
- These benefit rates are typically calculated using fixed percentages that vary depending on the employee's classification and often change from year to year.
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- At its heart it's a behavioural issue and as such it is dependent upon teamwork, cooperation and motivation.
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- Depending on the cost of the hydrogen source (such as natural gas), electricity from a 2 kW fuel cell system could, in theory, provide power at eight to ten cents per kWh within the next decade or so.