Theory in practice – Page 2 – mist of management

Entrepreneurial Diary – Week 1 – Creativity and Opportunity Theory

Posted by David McClory MBAon 22 January, 201516 May, 2021in Business, Entrepreneurship, MBA studies, Personal reflection, Theory in practice6 Comments

Becoming an entrepreneur - week 1 Academic theory behind setting up a new venture business and applying entrepreneurial theory in practice. Creativity and Opportunity Theory, Porter's Four Forces of Entrepreneurial Opportunity

Applying for public sector jobs

Posted by David McClory MBAon 24 August, 201415 May, 2021in Personal reflection, Personnel, Theory in practice, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Thinking of applying for a public sector job? How do you successfully apply for a public sector job? The application process for public sector jobs can be complicated, understanding how to complete the application can mean the difference between your application going in the bin, or getting an interview.

Full-time job and part-time MBA? You must be mad…

Posted by David McClory MBAon 15 June, 201414 May, 2021in MBA studies, Personal reflection, Theory in practice1 Comment

Tired of hearing the phrase 'lack of management experience'? Thinking of studying an MBA? Wondering: should I study for an MBA? What's it like to work and study for an MBA? What's it like to study for an MBA part-time while working full-time? What impact does it have on your social life and work? How do you become an MBA Jedi? Eat.Sleep.Study.Repeat

Motivating staff – Applying motivational theory in practice

Posted by David McClory MBAon 31 October, 201329 May, 2021in Management, Theory, Theory in practiceLeave a comment

Applying motivational theory in practice in the real world. How to motivate staff and employees Applying Herzberg's dual factor theory in practice. Examples of motivational theory in practice. How to motivate staff so they perform better and produce more