...SAHIL RAWAL BA320 1/29/2015 CHAPTER – 5 Case Incident 1 On the Costs of Being Nice Questions 5-16 do you think employees must choose between agreeable employees and top performers? Why or why not? 5-16 Yes, I believe that employers must choose between agreeable employees and top performers. In an ideal world, employees would have both these qualities: agreeability and great performance. However, for the most part – as the case states – agreeable employees tend to be good-natured, cooperative, trusting and accommodating, whereas top performers tend to focus on being leaders, or doing what is needed to do the job right, without caring for others. If an employer find amongst its possible future employees who have both these qualities, he or she should definitely be hired. If both qualities are not present in a single candidate for employment, then the employer must decide which is more important for the company: agreeability or top performance. 5-17 often, the effects of personality depends on the situation. Can you think of some job situation in which agreeableness is an important virtue, and some in which it is harmful to job performance? 5-17 Agreeability is always important if you want your firm to have a good working environment and not a hostile one. However, there are instances in which being agreeable is more important. Such cases may be when dealing with others. For instance, people who work in the customer service sector must be agreeable, as customer...
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...CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR Service Quality Perceptions of Domestic Airline Consumers in India: An Empirical Study SUBMIITED TO: MEENAKSHI HANDA BY: SAHIL MALHOTRA (13) RAHUL KALRA (39) Abstract Pricing and service quality are the key variables that decide the brand equity of each player in the airline industry. Existing literature suggests that measurement and management of service quality is the key for survival of airline companies. This research paper examines the service quality delivered by four major airlines in India on the backdrop of stiff competition in the airline service sector. The process of traveling on a domestic airline was divided into pre-flight, in- flight and post-flight experiences. A survey was conducted to find out the perceived service quality of frequent fliers on each of the four airlines across a series of service performance variables. The airline brands were positioned in a perceptual space, where the perceived service attributes were also mapped. Clear differences emerged among the airlines, with two of them perceived as being similar to each other, and the other two differing in many respects. INTRODUCTION India at present has twelve competing airlines in the domestic market as against a single government owned airline in 1991. According to McKinsey Quarterly (2005), the Indian aircraft market is the world’s second largest commercial aircraft market. On-time performance and service levels have risen dramatically and fares have...
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...Statistics and Business Analytics, FALL 2014 ES-1, Grp 7: Koel BANERJEE, Sahil BIHARI, Rong TIAN, Jean-Baptiste VARNIER, Dmitry YATSENKO House Prices Analysis in the DFW Area Report prepared for M. Sam Horton HEC PARIS MBA PROGRAM FALL 2014 FINAL TEAM PROJECT 0 Statistics and Business Analytics, FALL 2014 ES-1, Grp 7: Koel BANERJEE, Sahil BIHARI, Rong TIAN, Jean-Baptiste VARNIER, Dmitry YATSENKO This report summarizes the statistical analysis performed in relation to the sale of houses in the Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) area, which includes Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington and the MidCities. This report was prepared exclusively for M. Horton. The purpose of the statistical analysis is to investigate whether the claims from two former Horton Realty customers that their houses were underpriced are justified. 1) Descriptive analysis In preparation of this report, we analyzed residential sales data received from Pat McCloskey that occurred in 2010 in the DFW area. The sample data received included: Categorical variables: the sale quarter (ordinal), the location of the house within the DFW metroplex (nominal), the real estate agency that sold the home (nominal), the observation ID (nominal) and, Quantitative variables: the sale price (ratio), the size of the home (ratio), the number of bedrooms (ratio) and the age of the house (ratio). A descriptive analysis of our sample is performed in Sections 1.1 and 1.2. The observations made in these two sections concern the sample...
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...Sahil : 13020841100 TAR Prof. Y Shri Ram By Sahil : 13020841100 TAR Prof. Y Shri Ram By Dream Company & Role Dream Company & Role Dream Company and Role My dream job is to start my career as a consultant at Boston Consulting Group. Why BCG * BCG means unparalleled opportunity—to learn, to excel, to grow personally, and to advance their careers. And with BCG’s business growing at a rapid, industry-beating pace, those opportunities have never been greater or more numerous * After my internship at Fidelity Investments, I really enjoyed analytics and consulting work. It is a very challenging work that keeps you updated on different industries around you * At BCG we work closely with clients to help us gain a better understanding of their competitive position, develop future strategies, and achieve real results * BCG offers exhilarating career-development opportunities * We get to work alongside and learning from BCG experts who have helped shape the business fortunes of many of the world’s leading companies * It ranks 3rd among Fortune Best Companies to work for list in 2014 because of the culture it has developed * It provides great growth opportunities and challenges along with it * Truly global company and involves lot of travelling across the world * BCG's work is based on rigorous analysis and creative thinking. BCG's people are highly...
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...Management Subject Name: Develop organisation policy BSBMGT518 Trainer Name: Era Nayeem(Era.Nayeem@centralcollege.edu.au) Class number: 508 Sahil silk mill is one of the biggest silk production company of India. Its establish in 1979 and Headquarter of this company is situated in Gujarat. There are 46 branches in all over the India. It produce the silk (type of cloth) and sell to different wholesaler. There are 15,753 total number of workers in the company. Sahil silk mill specializes in the design, manufacturing, marketing, exporting and retail of various textile fabrics and products in India. The company produces polyester filament yarn, synthetic silk and chiffon textiles as well as readymade garments and dress materials. In the 1980's, the organization built up another site Vareli, approximately 12kms far from Surat. This has become the assembling plant and speculation of more than 2 billion has been made. The greater part of this expenditure has been focused at the extension and modernization of plant and hardware, particularly in the weaving and yarn preliminary areas. Thus, the organization today has one of the most modern and modern material plants in India. It accomplished ISO 9002 on February, 2000, which was its greatest accomplishment, and Sahil Silk Mills turn into the primary organization ever accomplish such creation in Surat. This has conveyed popularity to the city and to the country all through the global deals and export...
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...Saif: welcome to the news Aaron: Sustained low inflation Inflation occurs when prices are raising this means the cost of living is getting more expensive Inflation is assessed in two ways: Sahil: The retail prices index (rpi): Rpi calculates of a typical basket of goods. The difference prices for every goods is different from one years to the next gives the rate of the inflation The customer’s prices index (CPI) In the `UK government this dose not include mortgage payment and council taxes which are included in the CPI Aaron: to try to control inflation, the government try’s to reduce levels of customers demand because this can cause prices to rise. Saif: Economic Growth means when the economy grows, the nation is earning lots and lots of money every year. Economic Growth it is measured by putting a monetary value on all of the goods and the services produced in their country. This is called the Gross Domestic Product. It can be calculated in three ways they all add up to the same figure. Farmers the more they produce the more the money they earn so if they get lots of food and milk people will buy their food and they will earn money for what they do. Farmers work very hard to earn their money. Sahil: The competitiveness To complete business in the UK you need:- • To invest in the new equipment and technology to stay ahead of their rivals • Low taxes and business rates so that the cost of running the business is low...
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...Georgia who is Qumashyan Mardun Qriqoryevich .There agreement among Mardun Qriqoryevic,Farda Qadirov, Suleymanov Najaf and Aliyev Nadir. Mardun Grgoryevic offered that, he will give 50000$ to group corresponding of commiting terror event in Azerbaijan. Firstly 5000$ gave to Farda Qurbanov and the other part would give after the terror event. There agreement between Nadir Farda and Najaf. They will collect in front of 28 may . But Farda didn’t wait and realized terror event. Sahil Community According to researching, December of 2008, Tartar’s ‘N’ number military unit’s solider, which belongs reconnaissance platoon’s solider Uzeyir Xashayev’s corpse and little sergant’s Islam Sheyubov injury , thefting of Military unit’s weapons-tools clarified. During the investigation process, Sahil Community terror group appeared. The main fact is Sahil community belongs to Sumqayıt community which established by Forest Brothers- exactly Telman Abdullayev and Ilqar Mollachiyev intructors of FBSC . The main members of Sahil Community’s were Ramin Mammadov, Asger Mammadov, Vuqar Rahimov, Yaver Mammadov, Elchin Camalov, Saleh Adilov, Elshan Druskar and Tural Hasanov. The main target of this terror group was thiefting of military unit’s instruments. They injured and killed one solider. Security Environment of Azerbaijan Republic The security environment of the Republic of Azerbaijan is derived from a set of factors which affects the protection of the State sovereignty, territorial integrity, inviolability...
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...Book Club ISU Essay To respect one’s reputation or to be full of pride and ego is what differentiates between a righteous and respectable person and an arrogant one. The books, “Alias Grace”, “Call of the Wild”, “Wuthering Heights” and “Mayor of Casterbridge” all demonstrate that by protecting ones pride only leads to more destruction of it. “Alias Grace” written by Margaret Atwood, shows this with the possession of Grace’s body and with the accusations made towards Grace. “Call of Wild” by Jack Landon also demonstrates this theme with the killing of Curly, and the transformation of Buck. Emily Bronte’s “Wuthering Heights” illustrates this with the interference of class difference in love and the pride of two people coming in the way of their union. Finally, in “Mayor of Casterbridge” by Thomas Hardy, the main character’s stubbornness and pride of protecting his name leads to damaging his personal relationships, work and eventually his life. The first book, “Alias Grace” was shared by group member, Angel. She felt this book was “Interesting, with a hidden arrogance and pride laced within the characters." In the book it shows how after the truth of Mary possessing Grace’s body is disclosed, Mary wishes that Grace is kept oblivious to the truth so her image does not get lowered in the eyes of Grace. This shows Mary’s character valuing what her friend thinks of her rather than respecting her enough to tell the truth. This also shows how Mary would not object having her friend...
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...Sahil Garg |Education |Board |Institute |Year |Percentage | |B. Tech (Computer Science and |Punjab Technical |Gurukul Vidyapeeth Institute of Engineering and Technology, Ram|2012 |72.45% | |Engineering) |University |Nagar, Banur | | | |Class XII (Non-Medical) |PSEB |Sada Ram Bansal Sr. Sec. School, Kotkapura |2008 |61.56% | |Class X |CBSE |Gandhi Model Sr. Sec. School, Kotkapura |2005 |72.47% | |INTERNSHIP | |Vardhman Polytex |I.T. Assets (Inventory) |From | |Limited, Ludhiana |Responsibilities |3 Jan 2012 | | |Developed Web Application for Centralizing the Data From different Remote Sites |- | | ...
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...1 Introduction The mapping which follows was conducted over a period of six weeks during February and March 2003, including one week of preparation and one week of report writing. Regional working group members of Save the Children Sweden - Denmark (SCSD) in the respective countries took the responsibility for identifying and contacting organisations and individuals who are working to combat CSA, particularly those providing psychosocial support to children affected by abuse. A total of 34 organisations and individuals were met. Six days were spent in each country, except in Afghanistan, where only three days were spent. The six locations were Peshawar, Islamabad and Karachi. Organisations met included those working on child sexual exploitation and sexual health, and those working with communities of street children, MSM (men who have sex with men), and trafficked women and girls. Many groups could not be visited due to time limitations. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs), university psychology departments, community-based organisations (CBOs), international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) and donor agencies, as well as independent research consultants and a theatre animator | | | were amongst the contacts met. Interviews were held | | | with those at management level, heads of organisations, | | | coordinators of child protection units, trainers, | | | programme officers, field workers, therapists and | | | counsellors. Wherever possible...
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...Personal Wellness Plan By – Sahil Sharma Personal Wellness Plan Personal Wellness Plan A person’s health is one of the major assets for him. During his whole life, he tries to preserve it in order to lead a healthy life. In my case, I have greatly abused my health state in recent time. When I was in India, I used follow a healthy diet plan thanks to my mother. But when I came to Canada, my diet plan degraded drastically. My health is downgrading which I feel many-a-times. I suffer from acute migraine pains, low hemoglobin and high stress. Sometimes I feel sudden blackouts when working under stress full situations. I have been frequent to clinics due to my poor health. These all problems not related to my family medical history. My father and mother are enjoying a healthy life due to their healthy food diet. My level of physical activities are fair and I try to keep it moderate with my daily calorie intake. My everyday diet roughly consists of following items: * Breakfast – Cup of Milk accompanied with couple of bananas or apples. * Lunch – Cup of regular coffee sometimes with a donut or a bagel. * Dinner – Any junk food which is available from any nearest outlet. Compared to “Health Dimensions”, my health status in general is not good. Health Dimension | My pre-test rating | Physical health | 2 | Social health | 3 | Emotional health | 2 | Environmental health | 2 | Spiritual health | 2 | Mental health | 2 | Occupational health | 4 | My...
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...CURRICULUM VITAE CA. SAHIL JAIN E-MAIL : sahiljain69@gmail.com MOB. NO. : 09469212042, 09018709963 CAREER OBJECTIVE: To work with a reputed organisation which provides challenging environment, encourages continuous learning, creativity and exposure to new ideas and cultures which stimulates personal and professional growth and to become a reputed professional in the field of Taxation, Accounts, Audit and Finance Department. ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS: ...
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...Why uyyyyy your youndhsjxbsqndjdj chdhcndiucndSahel, Arabic Sāḥil, Sahel [Credit: NSSL/NOAA]semiarid region of western and north-central Africa extending from Senegal eastward to The Sudan. It forms a transitional zone between the arid Sahara (desert) to the north and the belt of humid savannas to the south. The Sahel stretches from the Atlantic Ocean eastward through northern Senegal, southern Mauritania, the great bend of the Niger River in Mali, Burkina Faso (formerly Upper Volta), southern Niger, northeastern Nigeria, south-central Chad, and into The Sudan. The semiarid steppes of the Sahel have natural pasture, with low-growing grass and tall, herbaceous perennials. Other forage for the region’s livestock (camel, pack ox, and grazing cattle and sheep) includes thorny shrubs and acacia and baobab trees. The thorny scrub once formed a woodland, but the country is now more open and relatively traversable by motor vehicle. The terrain is chiefly of the savanna type, with little continuous cover and a dangerous tendency to merge into desert because of overstocking and overfarming. At least eight months of the year are dry, and rain, confined to a short season, averages 4–8 inches (100–200 mm), mostly in June, July, and August. There are also wide areas of pasturage watered by the flooding Niger and Sénégal rivers. Modest crops of millet and peanuts (groundnuts) can be raised in many areas. In the second half of the 20th century, the Sahel was increasingly afflicted by...
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...IGNOU FEG-02 Solved Assignment 2013 Free Foundation Course in English-2 (FEG-02) Assignment Course Code: FEG-02 Assignment Code: FEG-2/TM A/2012-13 Max. Marks: 100 All Questions are compulsory 1. Read the following passage and make notes in the appropriate formal. (15) 'The perpetual cycle of change which has created the face of the Earth, with all its rugged and Fascinating variety usually happens too slowly to be noticed. But occasionally it is rapid and Violent. Volcanoes disgorge molten lava, earthquakes rip open the landscape, landslides, carry away Whole mountainsides. Then human beings become aware of the awesome forces that are shaping Their planet. These forces are fuelled by three powerful sources of energy - heat from within the Earth, heat from the Sun, and the force of gravity. Every landform in the world has been shaped by these ttu.ee energy sources. 'the continents that drift across the surface of the globe, setting off volcanoes and earthquakes and Building mountains. are driven by heat from the Earth's interior which has a temperature of about 5000"C (9000'F). Most of this heat is created by the breakdown of radioactive elements. Earth is unique among the planets of the Solar System in having liquid water on the surface and water has a major role in shaping the planet. The warmth of the Sun evaporates water from seas and lakes. The vapor rises and condenses to form clouds and then falls again as rain and snow. It is then that its landscaping...
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...------------------------------------------------- The Sports Guy Case Business Policy Submitted To – Yousuf Haque Submitted To – Yousuf Haque Submitted By – Anureet Kaur Jaspreet Singh Mangat Tanya Mukhija Jaskaran Gill Sahil Sharma Loveleen Kaur Submitted By – Anureet Kaur Jaspreet Singh Mangat Tanya Mukhija Jaskaran Gill Sahil Sharma Loveleen Kaur CASE SYNOPSIS: 1) “The Sports Guy” is an independent sporting goods store. 2) It’s a 10 years old business owned by high profile personality (college dropout) in the local sports community. 3) Business structure: 4) Its sales constitute: i. 70% from sale of equipment and uniform bought by local teams. ii. 30% from regular (“walk-in”) retail trade that consists of wide range of sports and recreational merchandize. 5) Competitor: Canadian Tire Store is a modern store. It offers low prices, but stresses high turnover items. PROBLEM STATEMENT AND OBJECTIVES: Despite of fair amount of sales done by Sports Guy’s in the past few years, decrease profit was one of the most important issue faced by them. Following are the problems which results in this poor financial condition. 1) The inventory management system was not effective. Excluding the 70% of sales done to local teams, there was a lack of proper inventory management for the remaining 30% sales. The supply of the goods was not according to the demand in the market, henceforth...
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