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Formation and Promotion of # 10,000 FPO

#Prime Minister Employment Generation Program

#Perception #Management RBI GrB Topics Covered:- Defination & Factors in Perception Process of Perception Perceptual Errors - Stereotyping - Halo Effect - Horn Effect - Recency Effect etc

#Vroom - Yetton and Jago's Contingency Model #Leadership Theories 2 #Management Rbi GrB ph2

#Leadership Theories #Robert House PaTh Goal Theory #RBI GrB Management Points Covered:-

#Perception #Management RBI GrB Points Covered:- Factors Affecting Perception Process of perception Perceptual Errors a) Stereotyping b) Horn Effect c) Halo Effect d) Regency Effect and many more.

#Herzbergs Two Factor Theory #Management rbi Gr B

Rbi Grade B # Management Syllabus

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