Scribble Masters

Evaluating Theoretical Approaches to Internationalisation for Australian SMEs’ Global Expansion

Abstract The present research will also assess how these theories have influenced the internationalization process of SMEs in Australia. It considers some extensively used theories including the Uppsala Model, Network Theory and Resource-Based View, via cases like VinoMofo and Cochlear. Therefore, the study adopted a secondary research approach to analyse literature using a research onion […]

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Analysing the Interconnection Between Leadership Practices and the Development of Mercedes

Abstract This paper aims to evaluate the role of leadership practices in the growth and development of Mercedes Benz, a world-renowned car manufacturing company. This paper, adopting a secondary research approach supported by the research onion, analyses how different leadership approaches and strategies affected Mercedes-Benz; innovation, market positioning and organisational development. This study thus aims […]

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Critical Identification of the Influence of Cultural Factors on the Leadership Styles and Decision-Making Process of Organisational Leaders: A Case Study of Australia

Abstract The purpose of this research paper is therefore to assess how cultural factors affect leadership behaviour and decision-making of the organisational leaders within the Australian MNCs. Serving the purpose of this research, the study adopts a qualitative research design with the collection of primary data through interviews. The participants selected are executives from leading […]

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Evaluating the Prospects of Equality and Diversity Inclusion in MNCs: A Comparative Analysis of Vodafone, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), and Barclays

Abstract This research paper explores the prospects of equality and diversity inclusion within three prominent multinational corporations (MNCs) based in the UK. Currently, some of the world’s largest corporations operating in the country include Vodafone, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), and Barclays. As a secondary research study, it assesses the equality and diversity policies/sustainability practised by these organisations […]

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Investigation of the Issue of Gender Pay Gap and the Significance of Curbing It in Organisations: A Case Study of Two Multinational Corporations in the UK

Abstract Analysing the current gender pay gap regarding employment worldwide and Great Britain in particular. This research paper examines the significance of addressing the gender pay gap in the workplace, focusing specifically on two prominent multinational corporations: Unilever and HSBC are the two global organisations selected for the case evaluation. Thus, this method of secondary […]

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Analysing the Importance of Employee Well-being Programs in MNCs: A Case Study of the UK

Abstract Over the years, MNCs have acknowledged that organisations’ employee well-being programs are crucial to enhancing organisational performance and employees reach the highest satisfaction levels. Thus, this paper seeks to evaluate the impact of employee well-being programs adopted by Google; an MNC that has established operations in the United Kingdom as the destination country, through […]

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