online modules as well as the success a scholar experiences when they pass an online module. The purpose of this article is to explain what the researchers conducted in an eight-week analysis of students from the online module. The analysis used the strategy to observe online communication and classroom activity used by the student’s primary dynamics like diversity, geography, and maturity. Additionally, the data gathered by Nagel et al (2009) about the scholar’s success and failures were documented
Words: 348 - Pages: 2
Informative Speech Outline I. Introduction a. How many times have you found yourself repeatedly doing things you don’t want to do or not get to things or places as you’d like to? b. Successful people establish habits that help contribute to their success in their daily routines. c. To only name a few out so many there are three key habits they have. Pre-planning the night before, setting priorities before the start of the day, and completing the most important tasks first. II. Body a. First,
Words: 467 - Pages: 2
The Impact of workforce Diverity Tinei Fuimaono Nanai Kaplan University The Impact of Workforce Diversity Diversity in the workplace can be controversial. It is mostly controversial when it is considered negatively. Thankfully there are many laws to protect the rights of many minorities who are usually discriminated against in the workplace. Interestingly, since companies “have to” hire applicants without discriminating, they found that it is actually beneficial to have diversity in the work
Words: 1099 - Pages: 5
Why Restaurants Fail Shechem Scatt Monroe College Why Restaurants Fail Introduction The restaurant industry has always been a difficult industry to work in, especially if someone is the owner of a restaurant. The restaurant industry is completely full of all different kinds of restaurants so it is difficult to start a restaurant and make it different from all the other restaurants to acquire profit quickly. Unfortunately, most restaurants fail to make profit in the correct amount of time
Words: 1411 - Pages: 6
Do you want to be successful? Do you want to make something out of yourself? You could always take the easy road and live at your parents house until you are 30. You can also stay working that minimum wage job you have been working at for the last 12 years. Or you can wake up and make a strong, confident, hardworking, man or woman of yourself. It is your choice to be successful or not. We accomplish more when we are always doing something because we keep moving forward and we are always striving
Words: 356 - Pages: 2
“All roads that lead to success have to pass through hard work boulevard at some point.” (Eric Thomas) This quote states that no matter with road you chose to take, at some point you can be success if you work at it. We all have to work hard to get there. In the book Nickel and Dimed, author Barbara Ehrenreich goes through many road to see how others get to success. She puts herself in the shoes of others by taking various jobs in different locations. All of this helps her understand the motivation
Words: 725 - Pages: 3
workplace isn’t always in our control. During the last several years of my work as a paralegal, I was just “going through the motions” doing the same nonsense day in and day out. In the world of insurance defense, productivity was the ultimate sign of success. The maxim, “if you breathe, you bill” was a way of life and the more work you got done efficiently and accurately, the better. The Clifton StrengthFinder® survey revealed that my top strength theme was Learner. According to Dr. Clifton, a learner
Words: 381 - Pages: 2
Success Success can have a billion and one definitions, all depending on the person defining it. Therefore, making the search for success a difficult journey. For some individuals it only means fame and money while for others it is something more personal. For me success is a balance of both the materialistic and the spiritual. My idea of success is having the financial freedom to maintain my family, accept and love myself, and also being an active member of my future community. Regardless of the
Words: 1411 - Pages: 6
Gladwell illustrates how a cultural legacy of failure can be transformed into one of success. Korean airlines for example was once known as a very dangerous company to fly with because, due to Korea’s cultural hierarchy there was often a power struggle and lack of communication in the cockpit. However, in realizing this, Korean airlines has
Words: 1693 - Pages: 7
Falling off your bike, missing a popfly coming straight to you, or not passing a quiz: failure surrounds us whether we like it or not. Failure always seems to discourage people from trying and that’s a shame. I’m comfortable with admitting my failures unlike most people. I take my failures and absorb the lessons from each one. . For example, I learn from all my losses in wrestling. I’m not the best wrestler, I’ll be the first to tell you that, but I always try my hardest in my matches. No matter
Words: 355 - Pages: 2
