...Can a person be too aggressive? There are many different roles when it comes to a job, and depending on the job that is being performed the job title differs. Tom Parker was a man that enjoyed working outdoors. He has had almost every job one can have when it comes to being outdoors. At the age of 43, he acquired a job with Artic Mining Consultants. With this new job he is responsible for hiring, training, and supervision field assistants for all of the programs. Many of the programs are operated by a project manager who then reports to Parker. On this specific job, himself and his field assistants had to stake a claim, the project team marks a line with flagging tape and blades along the perimeter of the claim, cutting the claim every 500 yards. The 15 claims would require almost 60 miles of line total. The men that were on the job were- John Talbot, Greg Boyce, and Brian Miller, all of which have previously worked with parker. Parker told the crew on the first night that if they got the job finished in a week they would all receive an additional 300 dollars. He told them that he knew that it would be hard work, but he knew they could do it. Each man would have to put up 7 and 1/2 lengths. To his surprise, some of the men could not hold up to that standard. They were only able to get up around 6 a day, if that. As many can probably tell, Parker was not a happy guy about all of that. So he screamed at them every night, telling them that they are pretty much useless and how one...
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...Opportunities and Threats in relation to the internal and environmental factors affecting a business. SWOT very simply stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats, and the easiest form of SWOT analysis is to take a sheet of paper or Excel spreadsheet and head four columns with these four categories. Once you have done this you can begin to list things under each heading; giving you an honest in-depth analysis of your business. By undertaking a SWOT analysis a business will be able to prepare much better short and long term plans. It will also allow them to identify gaps between their actual and desired performance and aid them in closing these gaps. It is however important that you are completely honest when it comes to the negative parts of your examination for the SWOT to be an effective tool. Let us have a look at the various elements that make up SWOT analysis in more detail. Strengths These are the things that your business does well. It may be that the marketing of your organisation is better than your competitors' or your product is more advanced. Whatever these attributes are, list them down under this heading. Weaknesses. This is an area where you will need to be very truthful withy yourself....
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...We are well aware of this yet do not really take the initiative to follow-up with what has to take place prior to getting the job done. College students, for instance often find it challenging to remain organized with the many other things they have to take care of, aside from school. Like this problem, many more lie with the solution ultimately being one thing, a process. A process containing consistency, effort, and time. Organization and the process of becoming organized is different for everyone, as for some it is harder than others. However, the first step towards organization is asking yourself significant questions and...
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...four paths of yoga are jnana yoga, karma yoga, bhakti yoga, and raja yoga. Even though the four parts of yoga come from Hindu philosophies each has its own way that can make people live spiritually and comfortably by choosing a certain path that an individual is comfortable with. Everyday people will use techniques that were born with yoga and not even know they are using a basic form of yoga. Each type of yoga is different from one another in a lot of different ways. Jnana yoga is learning from others. Karma yoga believes doing work unselfishly will lead to good deeds happening for one. Bhakti yoga is expressing yourself. Raja yoga is the art of meditation. Jnana yoga or knowledge yoga is based on learning from teachers who have a lot of knowledge with jnana yoga. As such priests and intellectuals will prefer this type of yoga so they can learn and then teach it themselves. Reading the bible is also considered jnana yoga since you will gain knowledge by doing this. This type of yoga was refined by a school of philosophy that is still being done today the school of Vedanta. The Vedanta school uses the ideas of the Upanishads as its primary inspiration. Upanishads is defined as which come at the end of the Vedas. All other forms of yoga do not incorporate learning or teaching in they way they express themselves. Jnana yoga can relate to numerous religions that require the reading of the bible and the quran. Today in school students will use jnana yoga and not even know they are...
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... Learning Time Management Jennifer Simmons COM/156 9/1/2013 Linda Daley Time management is a skill that everyone is capable of mastering and yet few take the time to improve. This skill is a crucial part in becoming successful whether it is in completing school, getting everything done at home, or even just completing all the tasks assigned at work. All people are born with a sense of time management; some learn how to use it to aid in getting the most amounts of tasks completed with the least amount of stress possible and still finish with a quality product while others choose not to work on it or improve in any aspect. For those who struggle with time management, it can be really hard to know which techniques will help manage time better and which ones are just going to be a waste of time. According to Peter Bregman (2011) proper time management helps to visualize priorities so that they can be broken into manageable, digestible chunks so that time can be spent where it should be every day. Thankfully there is not guessing as to what to do to improve and there are quite a few proven skills that can be learned with a little practice. Four of the skills that can help manage time no matter where they are applied are; make a plan, maintain a lifestyle that provides the most energy, eliminate the unnecessary, and to reduce interruptions. One technique that is proven to help learn how to use time more wisely...
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...do some changes in in order to fulfill the request. Since we only have 22 employees and it is necessary that we will move within the next 3 weeks, there are few thing needed to complete this. I need will need to rent a 3 trucks with trailers of 52 feet each this will way it will only take us 1 trip to get everything down to Miami, the cost for each truck will be 1500 per truck to get everything. I will need to hire about 5 to 8 people to remove everything from our office and take it to the trucks to be shipped. Unit 1 Phased Project Approach and High Level Project Plan Outline • How soon would I know if this process will be approved? • Would I be able to pay overtime to my contract employees • What would be the amount limit that I can use for the transportation? • How many employees can I get to move to Miami? • What would be the maximum I can spend monthly on rent for my new location? Unit 1 Phased Project Approach and High Level Project Plan Outline • How soon would I know if this process will be approved? • Would I be able to pay overtime to my contract employees • What would be the amount limit that I can use for the transportation? • How many employees can I get to move to Miami? • What would be the maximum I can spend monthly on rent for my new location? Unit 1 Phased Project Approach and High Level...
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...Crossing - Abstract This paper examines the narrative technique and the significance of the setting in the short story Crossing. It also investigates the main character in the short story. The first part sets out to define the narrative technique. This is done by reading through the text and noting down any time one reads something useful about the narrator. After this is done one can do the examination of the narrative technique. The second part examines the main character in order to get an understanding of who he is as a person and what he wants. The examination is done by making an analysis and interpretation him. The final part of this study assesses the significance of the setting. This can be found by noting every time the setting is described. Afterwards one can do an analysis of the setting in order to evaluate the significance of it. The paper shows that the author is working with indirect speech when the reader experiences flashbacks. Otherwise quotation marks are used when the father is speaking with his son. By analyzing the main character it is shown that he longs for getting back together with his former wife and of course his child. It is concluded that the significance of the setting is somewhat important. It helps the reader to get a clear understanding of the events that takes place by the way it is described. Crossing - Abstract This paper examines the narrative technique and the significance of the setting in the short story Crossing. It also investigates...
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...Imagine not having a choice and being used for testing without having a say; for everyone this seems like a horrible nightmare but for animals this nightmare is reality. Animals should not be used for testing. They don’t have a voice so they have no way of saying no and testing on animals is wrong in every way possible. This is unfair to the animals because they don’t have a choice. Although animal testing is wrong, it is a good way to make sure the product research is safe before retailing it and letting people use it. Animal testing should not be used because animals have no way of saying no and it is wrong is every way. Animal testing is wrong because animals can’t say no. What if you weren’t able to say no about being tested on? That’s how animals feel because they have no voice. For example, animals are being taken advantage of. Animals can’t talk so the decision on whether or not to be tested on is already made for them. Animals don’t even get to decide things that are being done to them. As said in an article, “Animals are routinely cut open, poisoned and put into cages for weeks, month, or even year” (Ocean Lu Blog). Animals don’t deserve to have all of these things done to them. Animals also have no say in what gets done to them. Sometimes animals get things that don’t belong in their bodies put into them just to see how they react. They don’t have a say in whether or not they can have these things put into them. As said in an article, “Some animals are even given diseases...
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...The way I would explain learning would be that learning is taking in the world around you and finding understanding as well as opening yourself to new experiences and possibility. Since I started this class my view on learning has changed because I now have a better understanding of how I learn and what I need to do to become a better student. My first thought of learning was very narrow and I didn’t realize that it was more complex than I ever thought, but after going through this course, reading the material and doing the assignments I have a better understanding and a more open view of the world. My learning patterns are Sequance-29, Precision-24, Technical reasoning-19, confluence-19. I have a very organized way of learning, I like making list and sticking to them. When I’m learning my sequence is used first, I put the tasks in order, make a list of what needs to be done and make sure I have everything written down before I start. The next thing I do is examine and identify what is excerpted from me to do so I can get it done the right way; this is where my precision takes over. After I have my lists done and I know what needs to be done I start brainstorming different ideas and try different ways to put my ideas together, this is the part where I use my technical reasoning and confluence to put my assignments together. When I’m done putting things together I review my work a few times and make the needed changes, my precision and technical reasoning at work once again...
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...enough to cure myself. Wow. What a lie. And that was really true. I did have that dream. I dreamt it wherever I'd go. And it didn't matter where I went. I always needed a smoke. And with every smoke I had I would wonder, will this one be my last? Will I finally have enough in me to cure once and for all? It was also a way of holding onto a fantasy. Dreams do come true, but not in the way you may think they do sometimes. My dream of being smoke-free came true, but not in the way I dreamed it would. I had the most illusive dream. It is much like, the American Dream. Because each person is different and have different ideas about how to live an ethical way of life without damaging life around us now, and it is us who need to make the change, to be that change, we wish to see in the world. There are lots of lies that are told to us throughout our lives. most of mine came in the first 30 years of my life. It is hard to break free from all of those lies. They have become quite ingrained within us and when we go to release something that we have healed, another thing pops up and thus continues a cycle of releasing and healing until we are done. And are we ever done? No, I don't believe we are ever done. We always have work to do. We can be done with our quitting and withdrawal, but life goes on, and we still have work to do on ourselves once we know we are never going back. That is a life time of self-development and your commitment is your own vow to yourself to be the...
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...realize that leaders are not super humans or, in most cases any different from the rest of us, in most ways. However, when one ascends to a position of leadership, he must choose whether he truly wishes to act as, and become a real leader. This process often begins with an attitude, and whether one opts to be either a possibility or impossibility thinker. When it comes to effective leaders, this can do versus can't do attitude and mind set, usually begins with whether or not someone is able to even see and visualize the possibilities. If one can't believe, in his mind's eye, that something is possible, how could he possibly proactively proceed? Deepak Chopra puts it this way, "You must find the place inside yourself where nothing is impossible."...
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...rehabilitation, public safety continues with prevention and fiscal. With the United States criminal justice, the system feels that punishment is better for retribution methods. In the current society, the criminal justice uses four methods; of punishment, it will stop the crime from happening. Certain individuals, within the community, think that these punishments are harsh on people although each punishment obtains their distinctiveness. The punishment also rehabilitation its efficiency Many individuals feel that rehabilitation has taken a back seat, to take charge of criminal activity at this current time. The process obtains punishment, will be a prison sentence as a general role. It is a certain way begins overpopulation within the prison, will have a specific impact on the rates criminal activity. Because of the specific way in the United States, the inmate’s population has an increase in amount two million individual in the corrections system. Within the 25 years earlier creates a large sum of research literature, which said the general cause to criminal conduct the certain discovery of the research thinks. That people concept to stop criminal activity will have to obtain the society based idea. Also with the research it implies that cynical that it does not work frame of mind to rehabilitation will aid in validating the disciplinary guidelines in prison within the year of 1970’s. The prison system correctly applies the psychotherapy...
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...Sit & Reach Suitability- Any client can do this exercise because it easy to do and requires a low amount of physical activity. The restriction would be disable people. Reliability- If I was going to do this test again then I would have to do a quick warm up so that the my body can produce more synovial which would allow me stretch further and would change the result of the test. Validity- the test is a reasonable way to measure the client flexibility of the client because it test the clients hamstring and lower back. If the test is done properly the result will be accurate but if done wrong then the results would be wrong. Practicality- the test is very realistic because all it takes is one piece of equipment which is the sit and reach bench which can be found at any gym or can be brought online or in a sort store but the equipment can be very expensive which can be a letdown because not many people would want to spend lot of money on one equipment . The test fairly easy to set up all you need is a wall or a person to hold the bench so that the client can use it. Push up Suitability- this exercise is suitable to be done by any one, they only thing that can prevent some to do this type of exercise would if they have an injury in their shoulder or any other injuries in the arm. Reliability- if would to do the test again the results would not be the same because the test depend on the person doing it e.g. if the person has worked on that muscle group before then he...
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...Consequence Consequence based ethics is type of ethics where rules can be changed and here we can make our own rule. Here in this ethics act can both rights or wrong on the result of what act is done. Here, only good result can be obtain when right act is done (Society, 2014) (BBC, 2014).Here, in this case study “Edward Snowden-NSA” there are basically two cases are discussed on is about act done by NSA and second is act done by Edward Snowden. In this case of NSA it was running surveillance program to find out terrorist and illegal activities in US by tracking lots of information from US Internet Service Provider (PRISM) and Cell phone which includes text messages and phone contact number. Here, lots of data of people are taken...
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...Information Use It seems that information can make or break an organization. It can be sent through email, old fashioned paper documents or word of mouth. Information can produce important knowledge that can lead to responses that are necessary to realize whether a company is doing well or going down the drain. I hope to explain how information is used and how it flows through an organization well enough for you to understand within this paper. You can say that data and information do not have the same meaning although we use them interchangeably. When you receive data you have to put it through some steps in order for it to be considered information to be used by an organization or company. First you have to acquire the data. There are various ways to receive opinions of customers. This can be done by posting on social websites, emailing or having a customer respond to a survey after a telephone call with the corporation. After the data is received it has to be classified or identified. You can do this by choosing what types of data that needs to be classified such as account data, personal data or commercially valuable data. Another way to think of classifying data would be to have it broken into sections such as prohibited, restricted,00 confidential and unrestricted information. While classifying and identifying data it should meet certain confidentiality requirements. A plan must be put into place, maybe by a team, to sift through and find the desired data. The next...
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