Category: Sociology

Mill’s theory differs from Bentham’s even though Mill has founded the school of Utilitarianism on Bentham’s principles the theories of Mill and Bentham differ from each other in the following respects: (1) Qualitative distinctions in tendencies: Bentham does not admit any difference in tendencies but Mill classified human tendencies and by virtue of qualitative difference called some noble and others base. In this way, he said that intellectual tendencies are far superior to physiological tendencies. Image Source: quotationof.com (2) Qualitative distinctions in pleasures: ADVERTISEMENTS: In the same way, Mill made qualitative distinctions in different pleasures. According to Bentham, all pleasures are similar. If the quantity of pleasure be the same, then there is no difference between poetry and pushpin.Contrary to this, according to Mill, “It is better to be a…

Employee orientation and induction is also called employee socialization process. In today’s world, socialization is a continuous process due to the fact that the organizations have become dynamic.For the new employees, Decenzo and Robbins (1999) identified that the socialization process involves three distinct stages as follows: Image Source: humancapitalist.com 1. Pre-Arrival Stage: ADVERTISEMENTS: At this stage, an individual employee comes to an organization with certain values, attitudes and expectations. At the selection stage only, an prospective employee needs to be enabled to understand to what extent his perceived mapping gets along with the organizational culture and systems.It is the duty of the persons involved in the selection process to facilitate this. Nowadays because of the availability of information about organizations through different media, including Websites and Internet, an enthusiastic individual…