...Did your personality spectrum profile surprise you? Why or why not? After seeing the results of the personality spectrum I was not surprised at all it said I was organized which in fact I am very organized, you see I am very organized especially with work and school. However, I am organized but I just don’t organize my time very well I have learned that during this 9 weeks. Which means I need to work on a great deal not sure how to achieve that Being organized helps me keep my school thing all in the right place. The next high score was the giver which explains why I am such a giving person. How can you alter your study techniques to take advantage of your particular abilities and skills as determined by the personality spectrum? I have plans to stay organized and perhaps get even more organized. By staying organized it will help me to stay organized with my work and school. I have started making charts and checklists to keep myself ahead in my school work and at least a week ahead with work. I think my doing this it will help me to eliminate stress and make sure I complete my school work completely. I have all so decided I will start to organize my time much better for when I do not stay structured I notice that I make careless mistakes and forget to complete some or part of my assignments at school or at work. How can knowing your skills and abilities indicated on the personality spectrum help you adapt your study habits? Knowing that I am an individual that...
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...like to work here? It’s a lot of fun 3. How would you describe the “values” of the organization? Satisfaction is key and that’s important values for us 4. What do people get rewarded for doing? A job well done and hard work 5. What do people get in trouble for doing? Unsatisfied customers Organizational structure 1. How is the company organized? No comment 2. How formal are the work rules and procedures? They are very formal 3. Where in the organizational structure do important decisions get made - just at the top, also in the middle, or at all levels? I just know my manager 4. In your department, approximately how many people report to the supervisor or manager? No comment 5. Is there a formal “chain of command?” How does it work? No comment GROUP MECHANISMS Leadership 1. How would you describe the practice or behaviors of leaders in this organization? We have a strict organization 2. What do the leaders do to inspire employees to perform at their best? We are always motivated to work hard and good words always help employees with their work 3. Do leaders focus most on tasks or people? They focus on both to make the restaurant successful 4. How, if at all, does the organization show people are valued? Treatment…the people are treated very nicely and much respected Teams 1. Does the organization make use of formal or informal teams? Formal 2. How, if at all, is teamwork encouraged? ...
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...quadratic formula and George Washington to Barack Obama. My education has improved tremendously. We had about 15 people per classroom and it was more girls than guys I would say. Throughout grade school which being from kindergarten to the fifth grade, we were a diverse school. We had a couple gay guys, a few blacks, a couple Mexicans, and whites. This didn’t really affect me in anyway because I truly believe everyone is created equally. Having people being different didn’t affect my school. School is school, and only you can have a good or bad experience. The grading was on an easy scale which gave a wide range for an A and B and so forth. We had strict rules that basically if you didn’t do your homework you would receive a 0. Teachers had the power to do whatever they wanted with the homework and punishment. When I say punishment I don’t mean out of control, but if you miss taking a test and don’t make it up, you usually get sent to the principal’s office to take it. I had no trouble in the school with anything. I went along the day doing my own thing and minded my own business. In middle school the teachers were very on task. I think that’s because you are getting used to the fact that you’re in middle school for three years and then off to high school. Grading in middle school was way easy. We had A+ and D-, not this A, B, and C stuff. Teachers made school very hard I guess to me. It’s not like you could just go and ask for the answer like in grade school. You had to work,...
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...MN Real Estate Service Corporation Talent Management MN Real Estate Service Corporation “Success in business is all about patience and hard work and working hard will be easy if you have a vision, clear goals, and are passionate with what you do” (Isidro, 2012). MRESC needs to get a vision and clear goals in their company to really strive in the coming years. Having a successful business is hard and managing that business is even harder. Some people can argue it would be their product or service, but ultimately it’s a company’s employees that propel a business forward. Hiring and retaining people depends on a number of things and once a company reaches a certain point they will have to expand to accommodate new people. Growth for any business or company or business is a good thing, however growth can cause a number of problems. “Physical expansion isn't always the best growth answer without careful research, planning and number-planning” (Spaeder, 2004). Minnesota House Real Estate Corporation (MRESC) has been steadily growing over the past 20 years and it’s now at a point when there need to be some significant changes made. Located in Minnesota they have been providing a service to just Minnesota but as new requests for their service come in they might have to expand to the neighboring states as well as moving to a more central location. Making a physical move with a business can be tricky in any situation but there are things that the management team needs...
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...Tenundra Patterson EN001- English Professor Kortney Gibbons Course Project Rough Draft September 28, 2014 Miller-Motte Online Why I decided to return to College? In this world going to college is something many young Americans feel is out of their reach. In order to be able to provide yourself or your family with a short at a better life college is something that must be accomplished. When you are able to fulfill your goal of finishing your college education it makes looking to the future a little easier. In this particular research paper I will tell you how returning to college the best decision for my life was. How earning a college degree will make life easier? When you think about college and a career you want to choose a career that will bring you joy and that will never seem like you are tired. Some of us think that earning lot of money is the most important thing when choosing a career. It’s not, being able to enjoy what you do will make life easier and seem as if you are not working but doing a hobby. Remembering back at my high school days a teacher told us to find something we are good at and enjoy and make a career out of it. I am learning the importance of not picking a career that has the highest earning potential because it could be a job that I am miserable. Choosing something you love will never feel like work. When a person finish college and obtain a degree they are more than likely able to earn more money than a high school or GED graduate...
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...Criminolgy Fall 2013 3 Major Sources of Crime Data Uniform Crime Report Officially reported crime Counts the # of offences known to police . (Doesn’t count the onest that are not reported (For example, Police Arrests) Crimes Reported Voluntary Participation Self Report UCR Part I Violent Crimes: Homicide, aggravated assault, property crimes, larceny, theft “serious crimes” Sean.007@umb.edu 9/10/13 Risk and Personal Safety Crime isn’t exploding The polls say it’s America’s #1 concern , new prisons, longer sentences. Film: Are we scaring ourselves to Death? What are some of the crime myths identified in the film. Crime Surge Particulary violent crime Old, white, women as victims of crime Stranger homicide Violenct Crime Facts National Commission on the causes and prevention of Violence Primarily an urban phenomenon Offenders are primarily males, youth ages 15-24 years minority, low SES individuals - Victims “...” Perpertartors are most likely to be acquantances Primarily committed by repeat offenders 6% for between 53% and 71% of violent crime. What year was this report published? 1969. Victimolgy Emergence: 1940’s Hans Von Hentig First person to really bring the idea of victim’s role in criminal events Victims precipitaton - idea that the victim brings on the criminal act Who is more likely to be victimized Victim- Offender Link Likelihood of vicitimization ...
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...Human beings as a whole have always been driven towards living comfortably. In today’s society, people are more oriented towards living a more comfortable lifestyle than ever before. Since a child requires the proper attention and affection for a healthy development, a family’s living circumstances in North America has become substantially and increasingly more comfortable, at least for the wealthy class. This has caused the transition from childhood to adulthood to become an extended period of adolescence. Individuals have been remaining emotionally and financially dependent on their parents up until their late twenties, and some even longer. Although John Rosemond had said, “the primary purpose of raising a child is to help that child get out of your life and into a life of its own,” it is proven that wealthier parents may create an easier living situation, involving less work for a for a young adult, which causes them to choose to stay living at home for a longer time period. When considering the reasons why an adult would return home after already leaving, or make the decision not to leave in the first place, it is important to recognize factors that have changed throughout history and time. In the past, a functionalist would argue that separation of youth from parents was a practical solution due to high rates of infant mortality and childhood illness; this led to nearly half of the population of children to die before the age of twenty. It was a necessity for parents to...
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...without having mastered this critical skill. To succeed in school, you need to learn how to listen actively and take accurate, thorough lecture notes. 3. Poor Time Management Skills. Many college students are overwhelmed with multiple academic and other responsibilities, so learning to manage your time is essential. 4. Last Minute Work. If you write a paper at the last minute, it shows. If you try to do the reading at the last minute for the test that's tomorrow, you're unlikely to do well on the test. While it may be impossible to completely avoid the experience of pulling an all-nighter, do the best you can to keep up with the work on the syllabus. 5. Procrastination. Of course, the issue of last minute work is related to procrastination. Learning to stay focused is a skill, especially with so many distractions like Facebook and video games around campus. 6. Failure to Read Directions. If your instructor hands you a detailed description of how to write an assignment, read the description very carefully and follow directions. If you have any questions, ask the instructor, and if he or she goes over the assignment in class, listen carefully and take notes. It's plenty frustrating to work hard on assignment and receive a low grade because you failed to follow instructions. 7. Over-reliance on Other Students. Asking a friend to take notes for you when you're absent is a risk you should only take when absolutely necessary. And study groups can be an effective way to...
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...Any design in architecture has some communication behind it; even if the architect came up with a drawing without following a particular concept the end product will have an impact on the people who get to see it. Anytime you see a building you tend to relate it with something you have seen or experienced in life, that is what makes buildings remain in our memory for a long time. It is a natural characteristic in any piece of architecture which makes is hard to explain but nonetheless the best gift architects have. There are not many fields that give an opportunity to people to speak out their emotions, their thoughts and even take out their frustration in their work and it is still considered a masterpiece. In architecture there is unlimited space for thought, there is nothing as a bad idea or concept so long as you’re able to communicate it through your drawing. That is what makes architecture special. Most of the best drawings and buildings involve concepts which were derived in the most unfortunate situation and emotions. They speak about events which one would consider very emotional yet they are the one which end up producing the best buildings. That is the main reason that lovers of art end up following in love with architecture, where as some people would fail to get the deeper connection within a piece of art those who take their time to do research in deep about each masterpiece and the reason to why the artist decided to use certain lines or features…you get to travel...
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...Jalisa Webb HSC/320 June 2, 2013 Cheryl Workman Communication with elderly people with disabilities can sometimes be difficult. Patients who has trouble speaking, makes it hard for the doctor or nurses to understand what the patients are trying to say. Patients with disabilities who has trouble hearing also makes it very difficult for the doctor and nurses to explain to the patient what the patient need to know or difficult asking how he or she feel. In this essay, it will explain the methods of communication when communicating with elderly, disable people; explain the advantage and disadvantages of traditional, electronic, and social media for health care communication; last, the effects of HIPPA and other regulations on the use of those media for health care communication. In the situation of displacing patients, the doctor or nurse must explain to the patients exactly what is going on. First thing as a health administrator of a nursing home, the administrator must notify the patient’s family member and explain to the member on what is going on. The administrator must explain why the patient is displaced and explain the new policies that the national group is implementing. Communicating with elderly, disable patients can be difficult and also a hassle. Patients who cannot hear can and cannot be difficult. Writing the information down on a piece of paper would be a helpful...
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...Serial Killer Psychology By Anna Davis Criminal psychology refers to the study of the mental and behavioral characteristics of people who break laws established by local, state, national or international governments. Some criminal, or forensic, psychologists focus their research on serial killers -- men and women who murder a large number of people over an extended period of time — typically months or years. What constitutes a serial killer is open to interpretation. In the United States, Congress has defined a serial killer as someone who murders a minimum of three or more people. By definition, a cooling-off period separates the murders, making them appear random or unconnected. The victims — often prostitutes, runaways or other vulnerable populations — rarely know their killer and may serve as a symbol that triggers the attack. In other words, a serial killer's motive tends to be psychological, not material. Understanding what goes on — or gets turned off — in a serial killer's mind is the ultimate goal of scientists who specialize in this area of psychology. You might think the field is relatively new, but it dates back to at least the 19th century, when psychologists tried to develop a profile of the mysterious and elusive Jack the Ripper. Antisocial Personality Disorder vs. Psychopathy Mental health professionals use the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), developed by the American Psychiatric Association, to understand the illnesses...
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...Course Title: Fundamentals of Management (Final Revision – Part 1 [Q & A] ) Question 1: What’s an organization? & why are managers important to an organization’s success? Ans: An Organization is a deliberate arrangement of people brought together to accomplish a specific purpose. (Examples: NOKIA, University). Why are Managers important? Because they have an impact on both employees & the organizations in which they work. For the following reasons: I. Organizations need managerial skills & abilities more than ever in these uncertain, complex & chaotic times. II. Managers are critical to getting thing done. Question 2: Is business management a profession? Why or why not? Do some external research answer this question? Ans: Management is a profession according to the Occupational Outlook Handbook published by BLS (Bereau of Labor Statistics). In addition to the concept of an administrative manager, this handbook lists a variety of managerial positions (such as: Management analysis/ Management Consultants) According to BLS; administrative services managers held over 200,000 jobs in 2006. Question 4: What are Fayol’s 14 Principles of management? Ans:1. Division of work 3. Unity of Command 5. Discipline 7. Remuneration 2. Authority 4. Unity of direction 6. Centralization 8. Scalar Chain 10. Subordination of individual to the general interest 11. Equity 12. Espirit De Corps 13. Initiative 14. Order Question 4:- What’s planning? & what are the types of planning? Ans: Planning...
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...How to get grounded Some might say that this is a completely unnecessary piece of writing. After all, who really wants to get grounded? But what people fail to realize is that there are certain times when getting locked in your room is really the best thing that can ever happen to you. Now, let’s say that you have a really long paper due on a subject that you can’t bear to even talk about. On one side, there is that Biebs concert you have being waiting all month long for to go with your friends and on the other side there is your gradebook that needs some serious saving. In this case, your best option might be to stay in and work on that paper instead of cheering for Biebs on some stage. But, this is just hard to do isn’t it? Let’s be honest....
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...instantly found himself at the center of many other boys of the same age who seem to be completely used to people showing up there. While this may seem like a simple story, the detail added to The Maze Running that gives the unique feel is that everybody in the field were also somehow forced into this...
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