Case study :
Review the case Hy Dairies, Ltd." and answer the below three questions.
1. What symptoms exist to suggest that something has gone wrong?
2. What are the root causes that led to these symptoms?
3. What actions should the organization take to correct these problems?
Case Study Guidelines:
The purpose of case studies is to help develop your analytical skills.
The three questions above are meant to guide you in the direction of clear, systematic assessment.
In question .1, you need to consider the symptoms of the case. In other words, what are the observable signs that things have gone wrong? What are the "red flags"?
In question .2, you will take what you've learned in the course, and your own experiences, to reflect on what might be the underlying root causes to the issues you identified in the first question. This will provide some potential "whys" for the observable symptoms. (I actually don't have any work experience you can just give examples from random daily life situations. We pretty much learned about organizational behavior, how to cope with other employees by understanding different cultures, personalities, different generations(millennials etc.) and whatnot. How employees need to be more effective and efficient. Motivated....how companies should have the same purpose. Its pretty much common sense. If you have any questions please send me a message)
Based on your considerations for question 2, you will then formulate suggestions or solutions to the case. This will formulate your response for question 3.
This three--step process helps develop a logical approach. It helps ensure the analysis isn't "short-- circuited" by looking at the symptoms and immediately go into making recommendations.
Before allowing you to make recommendations, the process pushes you to consider the underlying root causes. This process can be called the "iceberg effect"
Imagine the problem is an iceberg. It is the tip above the water that is the easiest to see (the symptoms). If you try to solve a problem based on what you see above the water, you will not be developing a solution based on the whole problem.
Question 2 pushes you down into the problem (below the water's surface) by having you ask the question, "Why might this be happening?" Your solution, when based on the entire problem (both observable symptoms and root causes), is more likely to be on target.
It is valuable to remember that the responses to case studies are somewhat subjective. It is more important to provide your reasoning and ideas in a concise and thoughtful way than to be absolutely correct.
Your assignment should be approximately 2 to 3 pages in length, single spaced. Consider the use of formatting such as point form, subheadings, etc to help organize your ideas and recommendations.
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