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University of Guyana School of Entrepreneurship & Business Innovation Department of Entrepreneurship & Business Management MNG 4106 - Staffing & Performance Management Case Analysis: Marshall & Gordon: Designing an Effective Compensation System (A) Date of Submission: January 24, 2022 Table of Content Analysis...................................................................................................................................... 2 SWOT Analysis.........................................................................................................................3 Issues with Marshall & Gordon’s Compensation System.......................................................... 3 Solutions & Recommendations for Action..................................................................................5 Reference......................................................................................................................................6 1 Analysis Marshall & Gordon is a large firm in the public relations industry with 48 worldwide offices across the six continents and about 1,500 employees. By 2008, Marshall & Gordon was focusing on 20 practice areas and numerous specialty services. After the firm's success at positioning a well-known oil company’s executives, clients began to informally request guidance on defining and leveraging their C-level executives’ profiles. The CEO, Ms. Kelly Browne, saw this as a new opportunity and a way to differentia ...
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