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Refer to the scenario below to answer the following questions.
General Administrative Theory at Tidy Tilda's (Scenario)
Penny owns Tidy Tilda's, a housecleaning service. She has been in operation for more than three years and has a steady client list which she hopes to expand as she tries to grow the business. She has ten cleaners who work for her on various assignments five days a week. The way she has structured the operation is that for each assignment, cleaners work in pairs, and for the occasional big job, in threes. Majority of her clients are homeowners, but occasionally she gets a bigger contract from offices and other businesses. The assignments usually take one day and the cleaners report into the office in the morning and at the end of their shift. For the occasional big job, which might take up to three days and three or four cleaners, Penny negotiates different terms. Penny's management style and techniques follow closely Fayol's principles of management as she aspires to build an adaptable organization.
-Once a month Penny brings all the workers in for a staff meeting. This is part social, part business as she gives out information on the past months achievements and presents new proposals. Penny values suggestions from the workers because they are really the frontline with the customers. All major decisions are voted on by everyone. Penny is applying ____________ principle of management here.

Definitions:

Quarterly Dividends

Dividend payments made to shareholders four times a year, typically every three months.

Units of ownership in a company or financial asset that give shareholders a portion of the corporation's assets and profits.

Capital Gain

The increase in value of an asset or investment above its purchase price, often realized upon sale of the asset.

Total Return

The complete return on an investment over a given time period, including both capital gains and dividends or interest, expressed as a percentage of the initial investment cost.