...Quintela, Ma. Katrina G. BSIT 2A Informative Speech “Wide-spread used of prohibited drugs lead teenagers to a deteriorated future.” Good Morning. Thanks for the chance that has been given to me. The honorable Ms. Jessel Hernandez and to all the young generation that are present here. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am here in front to inform you about the harmful effects of drugs on our society. Thousands of young mans have wasted their lives because of illegal drugs in our country, Philippines. They were mostly victims of a cruel environment, a broken-home family, of ignorance, of curiosity or particularly of the illegal drugs mafia. According to National Survey on Drug Use and Health it is estimated that around 4 million people in Philippines are illegal drug users – about one in every 50 Filipino. In the capital city of Manila, it is estimated that three out of ten young people are users. A study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) showed that around four percent of illegal drug users in the country are teenagers under 20 years old. Two out of ten users are involved in illegal trafficking. Some teenagers start being involved in producing and trafficking drugs between the ages of 13 and 15. Chairman of the National Institute on Drug Abuse said that the country’s illegal drug users include around 7,000 junior high school students, over 10,000 senior high school students and about 800 elementary school students. There are five commonly used drugs in the Philippines,...
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...Case Study 2: “Customers Lead McDonald’s to Mobile Success” Amanda Drapkin BUS316A September 23, 2013 McDonald’s has had a goal to make their restaurants more convenient, and by doing so, have created a mobile application. The reason for the launch of the mobile application is to accelerate mobile sales utilizing a geographical based, or location, service. McDonald’s took the approach to introduce a mobile optimized website, as well as an application that is suitable for the iPhone and Android. Additionally, this approach is aimed at providing customers with tailored, mobile campaigns that will fit their needs or desires (Customers Lead McDonald’s to Mobile Success). While their goals and approach has exhibited a fervent attitude in regards to utilizing this launch as means for expansion, the results proved this to be a wise decision for McDonald’s to incorporate. After launching the application and website, McDonald’s experienced an influx of customers, reaching 1.2 million visitors on their website and it has also acquired 240,000 downloads of their mobile application (Customers Lead McDonald’s to Mobile Success). This demonstrates how it is successful for McDonald’s, already, and the results show that the application is likely to expand even further, especially with their future plans in mind. McDonald’s has definitely achieved their initial goal, however, the future will determine whether the approach was employed in the correct manner or not. McDonald’s has definitely...
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...Child Neglect Has An Effect Child neglect has harmful effects to growing children. Future symptoms and effects from neglect are very serious and will lead the future life of children to be very difficult. In 2005 the percentages of children who suffered neglect in the United States was 62.8% ("Child Neglect"). Some who have suffered from such neglect can suffer from a variety of effects such as depression, suicide, and also take up drinking in order to cope with their past ("Child Neglect and Emotional Abuse: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia"). The neglect of a child is nothing to brush aside and ends up hurting everyone in the end. Depression can occur at a very early age in childhood and can even be carried on years into adulthood as well. Depression can be stemmed from the acts of ignoring, rejecting or verbally abusing a child and a pattern of this behavior from the parent can lead to the child's poor self image ("Child Neglect"). By constantly being treated with this behavior, the child begins to think that through the words and actions of the parent that they are worthless and believes it. Parents may try to compensate for the lack of emotional relationship with the child by giving material items they think the child will enjoy and think will gain the affection of the child (Tudoran, Bugolt, 2015). Depression can lead to severe self loathing, self harm, low self esteem, and suicidal thoughts....
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...Future Health Managers and Teaching Future Health Managers and Teaching Future health managers will benefit from acquiring skills or knowledge in teaching because they will educate, guide, lead, and instruct employees how to accomplish the designated tasks required to reach the facility goals (Swayne, 2014, p. 2). For example: Future Health managers with a background in teaching will ensure that employees provide the most effective patient care. Future heath managers with a background in teaching will instruct employees how to keep patients’ health information private, thus, they will teach the staff how to properly protect the patients' personal records by following the HIPPA law (p. 4). Overall, Future health managers with a background in teaching will provide the tools, the opportunities and the skills to assist staff to grow and develop (p. 5). First, future health managers with a background in teaching will be able to create a plan for success (Behav, 2014, p. 1). They will set goals and break them down into tasks to set interim objectives (p. 3). They will also lead by example to best influence employees how to get the job done. Future health managers with a background in teaching will teach employees the do's and dont's in taking care of a patients (p. 4). For example: managers with a teaching background will explain in details all the requirements that the administration expect from their employees. They will teach their employees how...
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...DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE DIRECT MARKETING OBJECTIVES 3 1. To generate leads 3 2. To sell direct 3 3. To generate store traffic 3 4. To manage relationships for future sales 3 5. To inform and keep in touch 4 6. To recognise and reward 4 SOURCES CONSULTED 4 Direct Marketing Objectives There are specific direct marketing objectives which can be relevant to all three main categories, namely, acquisition, retention and financial. The main objectives are the following: 1. To generate leads -This is the key area of expenditure for direct marketing. To achieve this objective, the key consideration is to calculate how many of the leads can actually be handled by the sales force. Calculate the number of leads which can be handled, then estimate the scale of promotion required to produce these numbers bear in mind that like all direct activities, the communication can be staggered and controlled over a period of time to provide a regular flow of leads. The object of Woolworths direct mail, web page, e-mail or ad should not be to make the sale immediately, but merely to get prospects to raise their hands and identify the Woolworths brand. Once they make themselves known, they enter the sales cycle, and you can convert them into paying customers down the road. Lead...
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...WATER WARS Water is our past. Water is our future. Without it, we cannot survive, and there are no alternatives. Many people have likened the issue of water scarcity to our current economic struggle over petroleum. Without petroleum, we cannot drive our cars, and we may have to walk to school or work. This is not the case for water, as we are not interested in the issue of sustaining life itself. Unfortunately, water scarcity is in the household of our near future. This means that, similarly, petroleum leads to war now, water will lead to war in the near future. There are three main reasons why water scarcity will become one of our most serious problems in the near future. Policies and practices of water management under water scarcity must focus on specific objectives according to the causes of water scarcity. The first reason of poor water management is uncontrolled demand. Today’s world ultimate problem is increasing human population so that the more growing population the more demand for water day by day. However, necessary measures are not taken. Therefore, supply and demand should be make equal by government. The second reason is inequality in water allocation. For example, the world’s water allocation is formed developed countries’ water sources more than to meet their needs but poor and dry countries sources are not to meet the needs. This situation is not fair and should be changed by laws. The third reason of poor water management is lack of effluents treatment and...
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...thinking, appreciation of diversity, technological savvy, and willingness to partner and openness to sharing leadership. They explain what it will mean to lead in an era where intellectual capital is the dominant source of value; how to lead people whose backgrounds and values may be radically dissimilar from yours; and why achieving personal self-mastery is now a fundamental prerequisite for leading others. Marshall Goldsmith is one of the world's foremost authorities in helping leaders achieve positive, measurable change. Ranked a Wall Street Journal "Top 10" executive development consultant and profiled by The New Yorker, he is one of an elite few that has worked with over 50 CEOs. He also co-edited The Leader of the Future, The Organization of the Future and Global Leadership. The Next Generation is a summary of two years of knowledge acquisition, research, and interviews sponsored by Accenture and concluded in partnership with Marshall Goldsmith and his colleagues in the Alliant International University. This book also builds upon valuable contributions by Warren Bennis and John O'Neil. Who Can Benefit. This book is unique. Instead of interviewing current CEOs and executives (who will not be running the organizations of the future), they interviewed future CEOs and executives who will be running the organizations of the future. What lies within these pages is written from the point of view of the next generation of global leaders. Accenture sponsored thought leader panels and...
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...though, it faces exchange rate exposure from both the Chinese Yuan and the Indonesian Rupiah. This is because it currently owns a 40% stake in the Chinese Wenchang oil field extraction operation, and has plans to develop oil fields in Indonesia. Assuming that local Chinese labour will be used for the construction and operation of these facilities, all labour cost will be incurred in local currencies. Also, it can be assumed that materials suppliers and contractors will be acquired from local suppliers in order to cut down on transportation costs. In all these scenarios, a devaluation of the Canadian dollar against the Yuan and Rupiah would lead to higher operating costs. Also, because Husky itself is owned by a Chinese firm, a devaluation of the Canadian dollar relative to the Yuan makes Husky less profitable to its owners, which could lead to decisions affecting it’s Canadian shareholders. For example, a Chinese recession...
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...products. A metal whistle that’s in the collection did not pass testing due to small traces of lead. We can handle this problem in one of three ways. One of the options is to remake the product and repackage it taking the $100k loss it will take to reproduce and repackage it. Another is to remake and repackage the whistle and give it to the customer at a reduced cost than originally agreed upon. Lastly, to reproduce and package the product, then raise the price to cover at least half of the added cost. I came upon the three possible solutions by using the model 3 theories in the course of study. First question I asked myself when deciding each alternative was what goals or other results do I want for all three decisions? The answer was to make a responsible and ethical decision, reduce cost and make the customer happy. I then gave thought to my options, which are: 1) Remake the product and repackage it taking the 100k loss 2) Remake the product and repackage it and give it to the customer at a reduced price 3) Remake the product and repackage it and give it to the customer at a higher price For each decision I thought about the advantages and disadvantages. The advantages of the first decision to remake and repackage the product and taking a $100l loss, demonstrate that we are a company with good business ethics. Regardless of weather the product may have the legal amounts of lead for South America, we would not distribute our product to children because we do not consider...
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...I believe college is a time to discover who I am as a person. Social groups, clubs and classes’ assist to shape me into a unique person. When applied to leadership there are copious areas to improve on so that I am prepared for a future leadership position. In order to improve I will exercise my ability to build connections, apply what I have learned in class to everyday situations, and set future goals. This year I have attempted to map out a four-year proposal, which serves the purpose of keeping me on track for life after college. This four-year plan does not only take majors and minors into account, but also volunteer experiences and leadership opportunities. What I experience during college will equip me with the tools I need...
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...them into opportunities which they can exploit for profit and sustain growth because ideas are the foundation of the business, leaders should be capable of creating and managing these ideas and allocating proper resources to it. For example, under the leadership of Richard Branson virgin differentiated into many markets from their original market which was a record store and expanded into many different areas such as Banking, AIRLINES and cosmetics. This is an extremely risky strategy because it was a new product into a new market which they had no prior knowledge and understanding of, lead them to become one of the world’s most successful business with $21.3 billion revenue as of 2011. Therefore, this success can only be attributed to the characteristics of leaders’ being risk-averse and believing that the rewards outweigh the risks that ventures bring. However, will this last in the future or will entering too many markets cause them to lose out in the long term through having too much in their product portfolio. For example, Sony under the leadership of previous CEOs entered many different markets but lost sight in their primary markets causing them to lose their...
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...LG Electronics Company Analysis Published: 23, March 2015 In this competitive business world marketing strategies is very important .They are several multinational company run their business over the world so the multinational company must use its own marketing strategies. This analysis describe the macro environment of the organization and its future decision making process. Globally the lot of business to achieve their goal by its own marketing strategies plan. Here the study tells about the LG Electronics and its future plan in the competitive market. LG Electronics is the one of well known multinational company in this world. This company delivery innovative digital product such as entertainment, games ,home media and home appliance to customer. LG Electronics funded in 1958 as Gold Star in Korea. In 1995 its renamed as LG. Its prior product is consumer TV, radio, refrigerator ,air conditioner and washing machine. LG electronic introduce some new technology to the digital world such as the first CDMA digital handset, 60 inch plasma TV. LG electronics have good corporate culture some of these "No excuse, We not I, Fun work place". LG brand comprised of four basic element value, benefits, promise and personality. This company set the long term goal and work towards the goal. The vision of the company is Global top three in 2010. LG controls 114 local subsidiaries all over the world . The are 82000 people work for this company. LG accept as true that technological innovation...
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...of selecting decision alternatives for the whistle issue of the toy company, evaluating theadvantages, disadvantages, legal, financial and ethical considerations involved in the various alternatives.The purpose of this memo is to outline three possible decision alternatives to address the problem of small lead traces tocontents of metal whistles produced by a U.S toy company due for shipment to South America; by discussing the methods forthe selection of decision alternatives, the advantages, disadvantages, ethical considerations, financial and legal prospective ofthe each decisions . The memo will further justify and analyze the impact of the recommended decision on customerrelationship as well as demonstrate the role of ethics and social responsibility in choosing this decision.While important financial or strategic information is used in the decision-making process, business ethics has become anincreasingly popular tool used in making decisions. Business ethics is commonly referred to as the professional judgment orethical perspectives used by an individual or a company executive team in resolving moral or ethical problems in business. Inresolving the problem of the lead-contaminated metal whistles, I will discuss three possible decision alternatives, methods ofselection of the alternatives, pros and cons of the alternatives as well as potential legal, financialand ethical consideration involved in the selection. Ethical decisions-making can be difficult when it involves uncertainty...
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...choose to dropout from their course after a year in college. College, a place for student to the further study and create a strong foundation for their future, so why would student even dropout from college? Since there is an obvious dropout rate at colleges, there must be a valid reason such as the lack of preparation the student receives and influence they get. As example, financial wise, the passing, the stress parent gave or even temptation comes from high school, middle school and even grade school First and foremost, having a financial constraint is definitely one of the major reason for high dropout rate in the college. Refer to the survey that we discussed earlier on, 58% of student out of those who dropout from college said they work and pay their own fees. Therefore, what we can see in the picture is by just working, it has already cause a big problem for the student which is time management. Working and studying at the same time usually result in lacking sleep, time and energy. Anyway working is not the only solution student use to survive through financial crisis. There is also student who depend on scholarship but it will make them feel depressed and nervous at all time since they need to remain on certain CGPA to get their scholarship. The second importance of this survey are lack of parental support could lead to a big major impact towards their children also known as the students. Furthermore, one of the reasons of this to happen would be the financial difficulty...
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...receive an exceptional education, one that will lead to positive circumstances and a bright future. However, in America today, the educational system has shifted, and it’s definitely not for the better. The problems within the U.S public education system are astonishing; with almost every American president since the 1960s promising education reform, with none being successful. The fate of millions of children around the country lies in the hands of irresponsible adults, individuals who are responsible for these poor education systems. The 2010 documentary Waiting for Superman travels in depth to the corrupt system that will continue to affect the lives of the same people who will soon be Americas future. In the gripping documentary it is revealed that a leading factor to our faulty system is the refusal of teachers unions to adopt a system that rewards good teachers. Due to the tenure system that was enacted by American Association of University Professors in 1900, teachers are guaranteed a life contract that declares that their position cannot be terminated without just cause. This means that bad teachers who only hinder their students’ performance can keep their jobs and not suffer any repercussion’s. However, good teachers who do their job well are paid just as much as the bad teacher, indicating the unfair nature of our system. However, this isn’t the only problem. As parents realize that our public education system may only lead to negative situations they aim to send their...
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