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Managing A Service Enterprise

The document provides biographical information about the instructor John Edmund P. Manlagnit, including his education background and contact information. It also outlines house rules for students, such as refraining from cellphone use during lectures, arriving to class on time, and prohibitions against plagiarism or cheating. Finally, it lists the topics to be covered, including the role of services in the economy and traits common to services.
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Managing A Service Enterprise

The document provides biographical information about the instructor John Edmund P. Manlagnit, including his education background and contact information. It also outlines house rules for students, such as refraining from cellphone use during lectures, arriving to class on time, and prohibitions against plagiarism or cheating. Finally, it lists the topics to be covered, including the role of services in the economy and traits common to services.
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  • Managing a Service Enterprise: Presentation title slide introducing the topic and instructor, John Edmund P. Manlagnit.
  • Introduction: Provides background on the presenter, including education and previous experience.
  • Contact Info: Lists the presenter's contact email and phone number for communication purposes.
  • House Rules: Outlines the behavioral expectations and rules for students during lectures in the course.
  • Election of Class Officers: Details the positions available for election amongst the class members.
  • Topic 1 – Role of Services in the Economy: Examines the significance of services within the economic framework and identifies traits shared by services.

MANAGING A SERVICE

ENTERPRISE

JOHN EDMUND P. MANLAGNIT

INSTRUCTOR

INTRODUCTION
JOHN EDMUND P. MANLAGNIT

MBA student, Catanduanes State Unviersity


Public Relations Staff, CSU
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship,
University of Santo Tomas
SistersCloset@ph (instagram & facebook)
Eco-Shine Waterless Carwash, Former Coowner/General Manager

CONTACT INFO

[email protected]
(63) 915-898-3540

HOUSE RULES

REFRAIN FROM USING CELLPHONES DURING


LECTURES
ARRIVE TO CLASS ON TIME
TAKE NOTES WHEN NECESSARY
DO HOMEWORK AND REQUIRED READING
ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN DISCUSSIONS
PLAGIARISM
CHEATING
UNIFORMS

Election of Class Officers

President:
Vice-President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
PRO:

TOPIC 1 ROLE OF SERVICES IN THE


ECONOMY
Role

of Services in an economy
Traits that services have in common

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