of effort driven is when you assign/remove people from a task. This makes the tasks to either lengthen or shorten the duration basing it on the number of resources which are assigned to it. When it’s finished it doesn’t affect the total number of work for a task. 2. Under what circumstances would you turn off effort driven scheduling? b) A circumstance in which I would turn off the effort driven scheduling is in complex tasks? The reason why is because it requires highly skilled resources
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Oceans ex wife. Knowing the task at hand, the team works through their strategies, relying on one another for knowledge, skills, and their individual abilities. As the movie starts, Ocean is released from prison in New Jersey, and has already planned the heist. Ocean quickly pieces together his team of criminals, from card magicians, to hackers, to pocket pickers, each and every teammate has their place on the team. Once the team is assembled, they all have their own tasks, but the team also has
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final stage of group development. Its main purpose is to reach closure on their group assignment. The group achieves the completion of their task. Since Christine’s group is in week 5 of their assignment I would say they are in the performing stage. They have met once a week to discuss the group project and work on their individual assigned tasks. I think if Christine understood the stages of group development she would have been a more effective leader. The second stage of group development
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An in-class activity I would have my students participate in would a warm-up activity for the beginning of the class period. Some of the reasons that I would have my students do a warm-up activity are that it helps get the students to start thinking about the subject and begin to focus on it. This will help the students make their transition mentally from their last class to my class. I would also use the warm-up as a way to set the tone for the upcoming lesson, like a building block to get their
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Assignment 2 : Group Dynamics & communication Type of activity 1. Describe group activity that was going on a. The topic - goal of group activity The goal of this group activity is to create harmony, create the identity. To accomplish a task successfully together as a group is to create social identity and pride of being GSB students of Assumption University. Even we are from different places and cultures but we can well fit in together through the activities we participated. b. The
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materials necessary to complete a task 2) Why aren't resources assigned to summary tasks? Summary tasks are simply a grouping for a set of related tasks. The indiv tasks require resources but the summary task is just a compilation of those resources. 3) What is the difference between Start, Prorated and End in association with costs? Start – cost applied at the beginning of the task Prorated – cost applied as work is completed End – cost applied when the task is completed 4) Give
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The Research Branch, a small non-profit management development form, has employed Sue for the past 6 months. Sue’s responsibilities can be categorized in 3 major tasks; (1) Keeping track of the branch’s budget, (2) making your travel arrangements and providing you with graphics and work processing support, (3) providing administrative support for the other four members of the research branch. Although Sue has 15 years of secretarial and administrative experience her performance has been described
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high performance of the group is largely due to Mr. Long’s work job design, which matched job task characteristics and workers’ skills and interests. Additionally, Mr. Long’s method of empowering workers for success and encouraging them to meaningfully connect with their labor has transformed “agitators” and “troublemakers” into the company’s most valuable employees. Core job dimensions—skill variety, task identity, autonomy and
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Mr. Long’s job design, which matched task characteristics and workers’ skills and interests. Additionally, Mr. Long’s method of empowering workers for success and encouraging them to meaningfully connect with their labor has transformed “agitators” and “troublemakers” into the company’s most valuable employees. Core job dimensions—skill variety, task identity, autonomy and feedback are also positively related to overall job satisfaction. Skill variety& Task identity Workers in the NTAR could use
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aims of the unit.) | | | |What understandings or goals will be assessed through this task? (Students will…) | | | |Will understand how water is a way of life for
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