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May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Business and Management Comments Off on reading analytics

reading analytics

When the Perks Fade 

Sean Neale is CEO of a robotics manufacturing firm located in the Midwestern United States. The company prospered in the 1990s sales revenue nearly tripled and the company’s workforce doubled. The price of the company’s stock rose from under $8 a share to more than $60. And his employees prospered because the firm had a pay-for-performance compensation system. Specifically, every year, 20 percent of the company’s profits were set aside in a bonus pool and used to reward employees. Profit sharing provided the typical employee with an extra $7,800 in 1998 and $9,400 in 1999. Then it dropped to just $2,750 in 2000. The company lost money in 2001 and 2002, so there were no profits to share. Meanwhile, Sean’s executive team was not spared from watching their profit-sharing bonuses disappear. The average executive bonus in 1999 was over $150,000. Like the company’s operating employees, in 2001 and 2002, executives got nothing over and above their basic salaries.

            Sean’s situation seems to be common among many firms. While employees in 2002 and 2003 were often glad to just have a job, the incentives they enjoyed in the 1990s were eroding. For instance, Ford Motor Company suspended contributions to salaried employees 401(k) retirement plans and merit raises for about 2,200 senior executives; Media company Tribune Co. in Chicago froze wages and cut 140 senior managers pay by 5 percent; and Hewlett-Packard eliminated profit sharing in 2001. 

The question is:

What implications can you draw from this case regarding pay-for-performance and what can you offer employees as an alternative to compensation that will not place an undue hardship on your organization’s bottom line? Be specific.

Source: This case is based on S. Jones, “When the Perks Fade”, Wall Street Journal, April 11, 2002, p. B12

Please support answers and refer more to chapter 2,3 and 4. An opinion alone is not enough

May 20th, 2020 English and Literature, MLA Comments Off on comedy and free speech

comedy and free speech

Freedom of speech remains one of the most revered and protected rights in America. At the same time, it represents a right constantly under attack. Art is often the site of conflict. Throughout American historywriters, painters, and all types of entertainers have been accused of taking their art too far. This is especially true in the broader world of comedy where many entertainers have tested and redefined the limits of decency. For example, Lenny Bruce was arrested across the country 4 times for obscenity in the early sixties, and a decade later George Carlin was arrested for his infamous Seven Dirty Words routine in Milwaukee. Since that time many still consider rape, incest, suicide, racism, and other universally recognized taboo topics off limits. Others believe historical events like the Holocaust, slavery, 9/11 and other tragedies like school shootings are forbidden topics. Still, many comics staunchly defend their right to free speech and find a way to weave in these controversial and touchy topics into their routines. Ian Crouch–in Is Social Media Ruining Comedy?–expands on this mindset: 
[C]omedians have to say things that other people are afraid to say, and, by making us laugh, force us admit some things about ourselves that we would be unwilling to cop to in the cold light of day. The best comedy has to be offensive, or at least offensive to someone, in order to prove that it is goodthat it is doing something useful beyond just filling time and selling cocktails. Any comedian who purports to be shocked when the manifestly shocking thing that he says gets a lot of attention cant be telling the truth. It is dangerous when criticism leads to censorship, or self-censorship, because controversy and scandal are also signs that a comedian is doing something right. (124)
While comediansstill armed with a sense of duty as truth tellersno longer face arrest for obscenity and perform their routines without incident, they occasionally experience tremendous backlash from a publicobsessed with political correctnessthat increasingly finds this comedy blatantly offensive.

Using the classic essay strategy, in MLA format construct an argument that responds to the free speech debate as it relates to a wide spectrum of comic forms. Overall, carefully consider the gravity of sensitive topics, especially on victims of trauma and tragedykeeping in mind that audiences often selectively choose topics that offend while accepting other that dont. Ultimately, should the comedians limit the scope of their comedy in the name of decency or should freedom of speech be without constraint? Incorporate at least three sources to make your case.

Sample Outline (Classic Essay)

I. Introduction

II. Background

III. Point 1 (Defense of position)

IV. Point 2 (Defense of position)

V. Counterargument/Rebuttal

VI. Conclusion

Partial Paragraph (Counterargument/Rebuttal)

Stance: Limits on what comedians should joke about

Supporters of absolute free speech in comedy assert that tackling sensitive topics can help victims cope with their traumatic experience.

DEVELOP THIS IDEA FURTHER. TRANSITION TO REBUTTAL.

What these detractors miss is that not all victims benefit from jokes about tragedy. Some may feel victimized by a culture that minimizes their pain in the name of a laugh.

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Psychology and Education Comments Off on Reading Response

Reading Response

Write a 2 page reading response paper.
-Do not summarize. Think about the 2 readings together and make analytical points. Please read and write in an analytical manner.
-No need for introduction or conclusion-just enter start the reading response directly.
-Use APA citations when you quote and paraphrase (last name, year, p. #).

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Law Comments Off on Any topic (writer’s choice)

Any topic (writer’s choice)

Instructions:
This chapter focuses on gangs specifically. Many attempts have been made to address this challenge in our communities and in the Criminal Justice System. Why do youths join gangs? How do we prevent it? How do we get them out, once they have joined?

Follow this link: Homeboy Industries. https://homeboyindustries.org/our-story/our-mission/

Respond to every aspect of the prompt fully. Do not leave out any question in the prompt. This is the minimum requirement to get the equivalent of a C grade for this assignment. Essay style writing is sufficient. This is informal, however use proper grammar.

Prompt:
After spending some time exploring the website. Explain what this organization is, why it is woking, and what is unique about it compared to traditional programs. Relate this information back to the information provided in the chapter.

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Philosophy Comments Off on The Unreflective thinker

The Unreflective thinker

Each Journal Entry will address one of these stages. Your challenge is to examine a situation in your own life experience that can serve as an example for each of these stages. If you cannot think of a personal example then research the stage in question and journal about that material.

Each upload should be about one page.

Stage One

We Begin as Unreflective Thinkers

We all begin as largely unreflective thinkers, fundamentally unaware of the determining role that thinking is playing in our lives. We dont realize, at this stage, the many ways that problems in thinking are causing problems in our lives. We unconsciously think of ourselves as the source of truth. We assume our own beliefs to be true. We unreflectively take in many absurd beliefs merely because they are believed by those around us. We have no intellectual standards worthy of the name. Wish fulfillment plays a significant role in what we believe. Whatever we want, we believe we should have. We create and maintain pleasant illusions. If it feels good to believe something, we believe it.

At this stage, we may think well intuitively within certain domains of our lives. For example, we may have high-quality thinking skills with respect to our work, or we may be good at balancing our personal budget, etc. But when there are problems in our thinking, we usually fail to recognize them as such. We have no knowledge of the “moves” our minds are making. Therefore, we cannot correct its errors.

We begin to move beyond this stage when we develop real insight into the “flawed” nature of our own thinking. This insight, to be effective, must be concrete and specific. Virtually everyone will agree in the abstract that they have some “prejudices” and that their thinking is “not perfect.” But these unelaborated admissions have no functional value to those who concede them. They are not based on any real knowledge of the nature of thinking. They are not based on a realistic sense of the skills they would need to develop to improve. They are not based on an accurate appraisal of the kinds of motivation they would have to develop to improve over an extended period of time.

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Business and Management Comments Off on Read instructions

Read instructions

Field of Healthcare

For this week’s assignment,  I would like you to take some time and identify the process you would set up to evaluate at least one capital project that you as a healthcare manager would submit to your finance department during the capital request process for your organization.  This assignment is a maximum 3-page paper that identifies the process you would go through to develop and present your capital project request.  Include all the steps you would take into consideration so you could submit these projects to be considered by your organization. Also, identify why each of them is an important step in submitting your proposal to the finance department. 

Don’t expect that this paper can be done in less than at least two pages and I do not want the paper to exceed the three-page maximum.  Overall, outline the steps and process that you would have to submit your proposal to the finance department.

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), English and Literature Comments Off on Individual Innovative Company Profile Report(opentable)

Individual Innovative Company Profile Report(opentable)

Individual Innovative Company Profile Report:(opentable)

should answer the following questions based on the research each student should do for the paper and also applying your own insights, experiences+perspectives where relevant:

(1) What are founding innovations for the existing company you have chosen?

(2) What are potential innovation directions in the existing company you have chosen as you think could be developed according to principles in The Innovators Method textbook?

(3) How can you apply an Innovation Capital and Innovation leadership perspective to the present or historic leadership of this company?

Each student should also provide at least 5 distinct (e.g. not just from the company website), credible (e.g. not a blog but a journalistic site with a reputation for accuracy and reliability), non-Wikipedia, clickable URL reference links in English. Use standard APA formatting for the paper and references. Provide a complete title page, use headers within your document to identify each question (and use any sub-headers as needed), use page numbers (it is required) and please be sure to spell-check and grammar-check your document.

Assignments are graded based on specific analytic responsiveness to each of the questions and also on the basis of incorporating and applying specific concepts from our textbooks and course. For each question, analyze and interpret the innovativeness of the company based on the accomplishments of the company and its leadership and also in relation to specific concepts in our course and to our Innovation Capital and Innovator’s Method textbooks.

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Business and Management Comments Off on Any topic (writer’s choice)

Any topic (writer’s choice)

Methods of Analysis and Description of the Organization : The methods
of analysis will be similar to the same section in this proposal, but more in depth.
Provide a brief introduction to the organization.
    What is it
    What change your doing
    Method: survey description, interview with Blake
    We collected data from your organization through a survey, the participants were; we had the following questions ; please refer to the appendix for the full survey; 1-5 of the scale means;
    2 methods: an interview for environmental scan quantitative (summary of the meeting no appendix for transcripts)
    and survey

May 20th, 2020 Engineering, Harverd Comments Off on Any topic (writer’s choice)

Any topic (writer’s choice)

Renewable Energy
Research about wind power in the Uk
Including  :-
1. How wind power generated?
2. The uk wind power resources?
3. Talk about wind power ( offshore , onshore) How much might onshore wind contribute to the UKs energy mix?
4. What are the environmental impacts of onshore wind?
5. Capacity Credit
6. Time dependency of wind generation.
7. Places it situated?
8. How much energy can be produce on a typical day ? Is electricity from the wind reliable?
9. Maintenance
10. Cost
11. Lifespan
12. Benefits
13. Facts
14. Ethics
15. Statistics (date,graph etc)
16. Decommissioning
17. Will building wind farms help prevent global warming?

This what the research need to be included its fine not in order and thanks.

Reference ( Harvard)
10 reliable sources with the page of used to be included .

May 20th, 2020 APA (edition "APA 6"), Law Comments Off on find three examples of publications, articles, reports, or stories from each of these kinds of information sources. You will have a total of nine sources three for each information source type. The topic of the work is to be a specific crime within the C

find three examples of publications, articles, reports, or stories from each of these kinds of information sources. You will have a total of nine sources three for each information source type. The topic of the work is to be a specific crime within the C

No directly quoted material may be used in this project paper.

Resources should be summarized or paraphrased with appropriate in-text and Resource page citations.

One of the major forms of research conducted by criminologists is searching for and analyzing information in published materials. These materials include

peer-reviewed journal articles (articles published in academic journals)
government documents (reports such as those published by the National Institute of Justice [NIJ], FBI, etc.)
mass media reports (articles in major newspapers [The New York Times, The Washington Post, etc.] and electronic media outlets [ABC, Fox, CNN, etc.])
Each of these kinds of information sources has its strengths and weaknesses. Depending on the kind of research a criminologist is conducting, one of these may prove more useful than the others.

Your mission in this assignment is to find three examples of publications, articles, reports, or stories from each of these kinds of information sources. You will have a total of nine sources three for each information source type. The topic of the work is to be a specific crime within the CJS. 

Use the Internet to locate the government documents and mass media reports, and use the UMGC online library to obtain the peer-reviewed journal articles. Then, write a report on what you found. In your report, please do the following:

Provide an APA reference for each of the nine works.
Annotation- After each APA reference, provide a brief description of the work. Each of the nine descriptions should be at least 100 words in length. The description should tell your reader what the work is about.
Summary- After this, write an analysis of the value of each of the three types of information sources (article, report, media news item) from which you gathered examples. In other words, after describing each of the nine works, present a discussion of what you learned about the value to criminologists of peer-reviewed journal articles versus government documents versus mass media reports. What are the strengths and weaknesses of each? We are looking for some critical thinking about these sources here!
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Paper should be in American Psychological Association (APA) format

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Use APA citations for all sources

Include reference page using APA format guidelines (not included in word count)

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