Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Organizational Reward System illustrated in the movie “Oceans Eleven”

Organizational reward brass based on personal power is described and partially tested. It is a person-based system that is characterized by highly valued rewards combined with personalistic criteria for reward distri thoion. (Journal of Organizational Behavior, Vol. 15, No. 3). It is high-degree organization because there is something given or received in compensate for worth(predicate) behavior.And it is a systematically organized knowledge applicable in a relatively wide variety of circumstances especially, a system of assumption authentic principles, and rules of procedure devised to analyze, predict, or otherwise explain the nature of behavior of a specified set of phenomena. Extrinsic (financial, material, or hearty) and intrinsic (self-granted an, psychic) rewards are the special serve in the system. Which are of good state when the performances being acted upon the organization firmly focused on the cooperation, risk-taking, or when the entire group plotted teamwork.Throu gh this, highly sight success and incentives is given as payment for the satisfying accomplishments. An organizational will greatly rely on the visions and perceptions the members are sensing. Just like Danny maritimes, or white-haired Ryan, or Linus Caldwell, or any other members of the Oceans Eleven cluster whos been not responsive to conflicts that rise but so responsive to every curtain raising things could offer as they go on operating with their scheme. On the movie we can see the forces formed by the eleven involved casts.The relations they construct even if it has been tested by some ethical values and judgments in the organization since they dont belong to wholeness culture. They infact gathered all forces and hitd one productive system. We can assume to this kind of observation on their financial, social, or intellectual effort and involvement. Danny Ocean as played by George Clooney is the Leader of the Gang. He plays and directs or supervises their systematic pla n of action. Ex-husband of Tess (Julia Roberts) whos been seeing Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia), owner of the Casino they are robbing and who steal his ex-wife while he was in New Jersey jail.Rusty Ryan (Brad Pitt) is one of the main leaders who played as a great con-artist and who did a fine act in front of the gang. He has to change plan when Ocean had shown grudge to Tess current boyfriend. Both Ocean and Ryan do the psychic/intelligence for the whole operation to work. They do the systematic planning, abbreviation on the rules and steps, discuss tactics and distribute works to the relaxation method of the team. Linus Caldwell (Matt Damon) is another con-artist who made a living off of pulling off cool shipway of pick-pocketing the public.Aside of getting information on their targets (casino and the people who runs it) without getting caught, hes also tasked to seduce by giving a little love-drug (but not that deadly, full to seduce) to the high intelligent right hand of Bened ict. Frank Catton (Bernie Mac) is a con-artist and was hired as a casino black jack dealer during Oceans stay in jail. He obviously has blue-print to the entire casino. Hes been spying its businesses, and Benedicts moves. Yen (Shaobo Qin) is an acrobatic extraordinaire and who doesnt talk much English until the end.Since hes the only among the group to so body-bending effortless. His part is to get in the bag, be in the vault wearing a small camera for the rest of the team to see whats inside it, where the money is placed, how can they crash on and unlock systemized keys/drawers. Virgil and Turk Malloy (Casey Affleck and Scott Caan) are other con-artists. Theyre tasked to watch, monitor, and help dig holes by the inside. Act playfully but functional. Basher Tarr (Don Cheadle) plays as the hilarious English-accented explosive specialist.He creates explosives to-open-whatever-door/hall/barrier may come across their way in. Livingston Dell (Eddie Jemison) is the computer/electronics s pecialist, and who performed minded(p) tricks he need to overpass security cameras with the skills hes trained on well. Reuben Tishkoff (Elliot Gould) portrays as the rich guy who finances the entire operation. And Saul blossoming (Carl Reiner) is a great con-artist who can play a guy in his age, of different culture. And the big time client on the day the casino is to be robbed.At the start, they lived on different kinds of life historystyle. Do gamble situations to earn a living. But we can see that their lives were quite extraordinary from the others. Coping up American life with their extra profits, apart to the salary they could get from legal job. So, the Oceans Eleven is built. Danny Ocean though is the leader of the Gang resolute that everyone would be getting fair component part of the $160 M by the end of their collaborative robbery to Terry Benedicts Casino. The equal sharing on the rewards is to be either of the 2 conditions 1.the money that theyve agreed is not re al that $160M divided by eleven men since Reuben Tishkoff will have to get a refund for the money he has put so that the operation will work. 2. the sharing will be $160M divided by eleven of them since Tishkoff do non of the performance. He financed gang to operate and by the end of the scheme, he will be getting $ 14. 55M more or less. And the rest of the gang will have same amount too. Oceans Eleven Gang used their individualist assets in getting in the casino unnoticed. Up to the very heart of it- the vault where the $160M amount of money is stored.They played different characteristics, created aliases (excluding Ocean because the people of the casino knew him of being Tess ex-husband), whish perfectly made him as a pass for his team to get inside quite unchecked by the security. The involvements of the eleven different personalities make up a very challenging and systematic plan of action. Though, they have their classified identity from each other, however, it did not create a hole in focusing to their desired outcome Instead, it helped a lot to them to get motivated to perform each ones capability, role, tactics/clever tricks and all.Because they do teamwork, they got employment, also the chance to learn and respect each ones culture, developed leadership and simultaneously established performance management. They undergone interviews during their enlisting period and examined if everyone can sustain and retain the tactics each one will be performing. Slipping off to Benedicts vault was really a very hilarious job, very impossible not to be noticed because the entire casino is covered and monitored with highly-profiled cameras.The place is well-equipped with armoured guns, powered lasers. gage measures are very much ordered, too tight in dealing with the casinos Clients. During their actual operation, though there are little discomforts and failures but still they have back us to support in order to continue to function even without getting laid off. Their desire outcomes are to perform their individual task well, to be in the vault, get the money, and leave before the defenders notice their existence.Such behaviors are quite effective in winning their goal. Calculated their moves/steps with accuracy, watched time, canvas everyones reaction, controlled the plans and give hands at the time of robbing. The system has been illustrated in a way that all were involved from the beginning, got job with equal benefits out of it. To conduce more, the most challenging personal-power they had been awarded from was to adapt every personality, different culture, made involved to each others personal-power.Each one gave different efforts manual (physical), financial (material), social capabilities, offered intelligence/perceptions, and support to everyones work. This made and benefited the team. Deal with small problems encountered, having knowledgeable even to the slightest events of the plan. Thus, the movie demonstrated the kind of organ ization that has developed/utilized skills, go about those hard challenges and surpassed them and gained equal incentives/compensate at the end.

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