...Goal Selection The matching hypothesis suggests that the degree of personal-goal fit determines the effect of goal process and goal achievement on well-being (Baumgardner & Crothers, 2009, p. 138). Various studies suggest a matching hypothesis is a way of sorting out which goals lead to increased well-being and which goals do not. According to our text, the goals we pursue are intimately connected to our happiness and well-being. Specifically, goals that are in line with an individual’s morals and values and fulfill their needs is more likely to increase well-being than pursuit of goals that do not fit or match. As a teen my parents dutifully took us to church. Their goal for was to have all their children in ministry as adults, so I began to volunteer in ministry and eventually pursued it only to discover that this was not my decision. I was pursing this goal because I wanted to make my parents happy. While it was a great experience, I did not feel as though I was fulfilling my purpose. I was discouraged and dissatisfied. I spoke with my parents and my mentors about my decision to leave the ministry and I shifted my focus and began pursuing my personal goal of starting my own business in marketing. I went back to school, volunteered, and networked with business owners and entrepreneurs in my community. After a lot of hard work and dedication over a five year timeframe, I successfully launched my own business. This has been one of the most fulfilling experiencing of my...
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...Information System Briefing Understanding how goals of an organization and the roles of its stakeholders affect the selection process of an information system is vital to the success of that project. To ensure the execution of this task as well as its organization, efficiency, and accuracy, key leaders join creating a team of professionals ready for implementing change (Wager, Wickham Lee, & Glaser, 2009) . Learning how to select and acquire an information system, goals that should drive it and the roles of stakeholders is imperative to keep the project from failing. Selecting and Acquiring an Information System The process for selecting and acquiring an information system begins when the benefits of the current system no longer outweigh the cost to maintain it (Wager, Wickham Lee, & Glaser, 2009) . A general process most organizations use to select and acquire a new information system is the “systems development lifecycle” (SDLC). This system consists of four phases, which are planning and analysis, design, implementation, and evaluation (Wager, Wickham Lee, & Glaser, 2009) . Phase one in this process is the, planning, and analysis phase. The focus is to identify the organizations current information systems in an effort to define specific areas that may need improvement. The second step in this process is the, design phase. During this phase, the team decides the most appropriate route for establishing the project financially, settles on a specific information...
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...Project Selection The total budget allocated for the project selection is $24 million dollars of funding uniformly spread over the next year and the projects selected are Project Europa, Project Call Center and Project Ordering Upgrade. Project | Budget | Project Europa | $11.8 million | Project Call Center | $8.5 million | Project Ordering Upgrade | $2.5 million | Total | $22.8 million | The company currently has no cruise ship in the Europian region and since the Mediterranean cruise ship industry is booming then this will serve as a business expansion for the company. This project is a major money maker for the company as it will yield the net present value of $15 million dollars in seven years. The project will be outsourced, where the primary cost is $11 million and the operating cost is $500,000 per year. The company has no call center which hinders their customer satisfaction. Project Call Center will beneficial for the company. The project will bring computerization to the compliant filing procedure, and it will save time, because the existing processing time is four to eight hours. The project calls for $8.5 million dollars to be spent in two quarters in the nest year, so again the biggest of this project will be outsourced. The company’s goal is growth by 10%. This growth can be attained as the company emphasis on the key business, and the employees time linked with the compliant processing will be reduced. The target to increase customer service...
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...they also selected the team then how Ann can again select a team if it has been already selected by the Geebold manufacturing . Secondly , Ann has obtained the approval on statement of work only and not on the project charter which is a riskier task . In addition to this Ann has done the work break down structure by herself which otherwise has to created by sitting with the team. If I would had been in the Ann`s place -: Then firstly I would had taken approval on project charter and statement of work . -: I would had taken part in team selection because ultimately I have to manage them and if there capability would had been already assessed by me then there would be less problem for me in assigning their roles . Moreover , as I would had been already in knowing the project , I would had been aware that how much team members are required for successful completion of project . -: Afterwards I would had shared project`s vision and goal with my team members so that they could know that what they are going to do . -: Then I would had done couple of meetings for work break down structure because we cannot distribute work unevenly as this is going to create a imbalance in the team . There are many things which Ann done correctly -: -: She has clearly and carefully defined the project in terms of cost , time and scope . -: She explained all the activities using various approaches i.e analogous , diagrams and analytically...
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...Channel Challenges - Channel Microsystems Keller Graduate School of Management Devry University Channels of Distribution What are the pros and cons of choosing this distributor? When selecting a channel partner, SPEAR, an acronym that describes important selection criteria, is often used to target the best candidate during a selection process. Aridi Graphics should evaluate each of the components of SPEAR in selecting a Western Europe distributor. The first element of SPEAR outlines the importance of selecting an intermediary who is knowledgeable of the Sales environment. In this case, the candidate identified at the MacWorld exposition is an ideal intermediary from a geographic perspective. This candidate has knowledge of the Western Europe geography as well as cultural factors that may impact software sales in the region. This knowledge may benefit Aridi through rapid market penetration and reduced start up cost. The next component of SPEAR, Product factors describes the level of knowledge that the intermediary may have with regards to the product and its sales requirements. The information provided in the channel challenge informs us that Aridi met this individual during the MacWorld exposition which indicates common industry interest. It’s important that during the interview process questions are posed to address and confirm the prospects level of product knowledge about the software solution, its competitors and advantages/disadvantages. This area...
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...THE |ROLE OF MONITORING & EVALUATION * Provide constant feedback on the extent to which the projects are achieving their goals. * Identify potential problems at an early stage and propose possible solutions. * Monitor the accessibility of the project to all sectors of the target population. * Monitor the efficiency with which the different components of the project are being implemented and suggest improvements. * Evaluate the extent to which the project is able to achieve its general objectives. * Provide guidelines for the planning of future projects (Bamberger 4). * Influence sector assistance strategy. Relevant analysis from project and policy evaluation can highlight the outcomes of previous interventions, and the strengths and weaknesses of their implementation. * Improve project design. Use of project design tools such as the logframe (logical framework) results in systematic selection of indicators for monitoring project performance. The process of selecting indicators for monitoring is a test of the soundness of project objectives and can lead to improvements in project design. * Incorporate views of stakeholders. Awareness is growing that participation by project beneficiaries in design and implementation brings greater “ownership” of project objectives and encourages the sustainability of project benefits. Ownership brings accountability. Objectives should be set and indicators selected in consultation with stakeholders...
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...potential loss of funding” (Wager, Lee, & Glaser, 2009, para. 9). Implementing a new software system will benefit the Mobile Mammography Van greatly. This paper is intended to identify the process for selecting and acquiring an information system, explain how the organizations goals drive the selection process, and identify the roles each organization’s stakeholders play in the selection process. Selecting and Acquiring an Information System When an organization is selecting and acquiring a new information system there is a great deal of planning and steps they must take to implement the system properly. The first step is to establish a project steering committee. “This committee’s primary function is to plan, organize, coordinate, and manage all aspects of the acquisition process” (Wager, et. al., 2009, pg. 150). After the committee has been formed the project goals should be outlines along with the scope of the project and committee. Many questions will need to be discussed during this step. For example, the committee will need to determine the methods, processes, communication techniques, resources, and type of system that will be used through the selection and acquisition process. Once project goals and the scope of the project are defined the next step is to screen the marketplace and review vendor profiles. “Concurrently with the...
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...Decisions of Uncertainty Introduction The Decision What is the probability of hiring a qualified employee upon selecting one from 52 applicants 26 are male and 26 are female? Probability Concepts The probability of the event –hiring a qualified male employee—is the proportion of times the company would expect to obtain a qualified male employee over the long run if the HR managers selected applicants many times. I will refer to each repetition of the situation – in this case the selection of a qualified male future employee—as a sampling experiment. The probability of the event is the proportion of times we would expect the event to occur in an infinitely long series of identical sampling experiments. The Outcome In this case, the probability of selecting a qualified male employee is 0 .50 or 50%. I arrived at this conclusion by using the knowledge that there are 52 applicants who areapplying for the open position, 26 are female and 26 are male. If the company assume that each of the 52 possibilities is equally likely, it is reasonable to expect that the company would select a male applicant that is qualified for the open position 0.50 of the time of a period of time ( 26/52 = ½ = 0.50 ). This illustrates the basic rule for obtaining probabilities in situations in which each of the possible outcomes is equally likely, the probability of the occurrence of an event is equal to the proportion of the possible outcomes characterized by the event. In the case of...
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...Task 1 of 2 Create a Universal Group called Replication Management Admins in an OU you’ve chosen to hold groups for delegated access or other security related task. Open ADSI Edit and connect to the Configuration Naming Context as seen in the image below. Once you've selected Configuration in "Select a well known Naming Context", click OK Expand the Configuration Naming context and right click the Naming Context node below it. See the picture below for the arrow indicating where you should right-click. Next Click Properties Click the Security Tab Click the Advanced button Click Add Enter the name of the Universal Group you created in Step 1 and click OK In the Permission Entry for Configuration box scroll to the bottom and tic the Allow box for the Replication Synchronization permission. Ensure that "This object and all child objects" is selected for the Apply to and click OK Click Apply, then OK, and then click OK once more and you should be back to ADSI Edit with no open dialog boxes. Task 2 of 2 After you’ve completed steps 1-10 in Task 1 you'll need to view all the replicated partitions and do the same process for each partition. Click on CN=Partitions under CN=Configuration, DC= to view the partitions in the Configuration naming context. On each partition right click each object and select New Connection to Naming Context. Note: You don't have to do this for...
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...Name :Muhammad Musab Hussain ID:7601 Subject :MGM411 Human resource a,Analyze the job selected position and wirte their job description and job specification? Ans, description * Sales of companies goods and services * Building relationship with customers * Responsible for repeat sales of existing customers * Approaching customer with the aim of making new business deals * Presenting the product or service in a professional or structured way * Researching the market * Checking the inventory for products * Responding to incoming emails and phone calls * Attending team meeting and providing valuable feedback Specification * Strong sales skills * Communication skills * Bachelor’s degree * Master’s degree * Ability to multitask * Delivering revenue or exceeding target * 3 years minimum experience in sales * Organizational and time management skills * Negotiating and closing sales B,what method will you adopt for appointing a person on the selected position? Ans, 1. Top management approval 2. Advertisement development 3. Post advertisement on the news paper 4. Call the people for interviews 5. Conducts interviews 6. Select the people which best match the requirement 7. Further skim them 8. Conduct another interview 9. Upon approval select the final people for hiring 10. Conduct the physical examination 11. Hire people that pass the final test. c,how...
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...type attribute, browsers assume you are creating a(n): a. file input box b. text input box ***** c. hidden input box d. image input box 3. What is required in the syntax when you need to refer to the control element? a. checkbox b. form label c. id attribute ******** d. name asterisk 4. The asterisk in Name* tells users that Name is a(n): a. id attribute b. required field ******* c. form label d. inline element 5. You create a selection list using the: a. id attribute b. name attribute c. option element d. selection element ******* 6. Which term defines the number of options that the selection list displays at one time? a. element b. control c. value **** d. field 7. Consider your audience and its initial reaction to a selection list when setting the: a. size attribute ****** b. list control c. style coding d. type option 8. The name attribute provides the name of the: a. field value b. selection list c. style sheet d. data field ***** 9. To create an option button, use the input element with the type attribute set to a value of: a. file b. image c. radio ******* d. text 10. When you use the same name for two or more option buttons, browsers treat them as a group, so selecting one option button automatically: a. highlights all the others b. selects all of the others c. deletes all the others d. deselects all of the others ***** ...
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...Chapter -6 Employee Testing And Selection The importance of Selecting the Right Employee: If the Right Employee is not selected then there will be some problem like fall of organization,low performance,cost of recriting and hiring .there may 3problem feced by the employer if he Select wrong person Organizational performance Cost of Recruiting and hiring Legal Obligation and Liability Organizational Performance: Employee performance affects organizational performance.Organizational performance including stragic planner operation,finance.legal and organizational development will fall if the employer select the wrong candidate Perfromance differ for different employee The Costof Recruitong and hiring:The cost of simlpy finding the right person recruiting cost.if wrong person hired the the organization have to take another Interview ,advertige so that will increase the cost of the organization Legal Obligation and Liability:The candidate who apply for the job may be he/she be a bad person .He may have Criminal activities.so these Candidate can do Crime in the organization or harm the organization Avoiding Negliting hiring claims: • Carefully Scrutinze information on employment applications.the information about candidate provided on the application should be read very carefully • Get Written Authorization...
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...1 ) Create a new query in Query Design, including the Employee Info and Sales by Employee tables. Add the First Name and Last Name fields from the Employee Info table, and the Quarter and Actual Sales fields from the Sales by Employee table (in that order). Run the query. Ribbon 1. | Click the CREATE tab. | 2. | On the CREATE tab, in the Queries group, click Query Design. | 3. | In the Show Table dialog box, with the Employee Info table selected, click Add. | 4. | Click the Sales by Employee table and then click Add. | 5. | Click Close in the Show Table dialog box. | 6. | In the query design window, in the Employee Info table, double-click the First Name field. | 7. | In the query design window, in the Employee Info table, double-click the Last Name field. | 8. | In the query design window, in the Sales by Employee table, double-click the Quarter field. | 9. | In the query design window, in the Sales by Employee table, double-click the Actual Sales field. | 10. | On the DESIGN tab, in the Results group, click Run. | | Keyboard 1. | Press ALT (or F10, or F6 two times), C, and then QD. | 2. | In the Show Table dialog box, with Employee Info selected press ALT+A (or ENTER or TAB to select the Add button, and then press ENTER (or A or SPACEBAR)). | 3. | Press S (or use ARROW keys) to select the Sales by Employee table, and then press ALT+A (or ENTER or TAB to select the Add button, and then press ENTER (or A or SPACEBAR))...
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...MDSE 3750 Consumer Studies Semester Project Objectives: * To provide students with the opportunity to apply course concepts and ideas to a specific brand/product * Develop your team building, * Refine time management skills, * Apply written and oral communication skills. Procedures: Groups and Brand Selection 1. Groups of three people will be formed. You will have a window of opportunity to select your own group; students not selecting a group will be placed in one. * Sign-up Deadline: Midnight, September 24 * All student not in a group by the time Dr. Kinley logs on September 25 will be placed into a group. 2. You will be asked to select a brand (of product or store) to focus on for the semester. 3. Once groups are formed, students will submit their “top 3” list in the Bb Discussion Board, which will open on September 25. Dr. Kinley will make the final selections for each group. Your Top 3 should be in order of preference. **** NOTE: This discussion board will be in the “Discussion” menu-item on the left-menu of Bb. DO NOT POST YOUR PREFRENCES IN YOUR GROUP DISCUSSION BOARD. Project: After the brand/product is selected, your group will focus on that specific product and relate it to all concepts we discuss in class. Your team will keep a running wiki of how each chapter’s materials relate to the product (starting with Text Chapter 3). In some chapters, there will be more to discuss than others. Your...
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...Self-Guided Career Exploration Personality Assessment Instructions The process of selecting an academic major and deciding upon a future occupation is ongoing and multi-faceted. Therefore, when you begin to engage in independent exploration and reflection prior to meeting with career counselors or other professional staff, you are able to have more productive sessions that help you to effectively identify possible academic majors, and more confidently explore your career options. The FYE Career Exploration website is now available to facilitate such self-guided exploration! A link for the site is available from the FYE {First Year Experience} web page in MyHCC. On the HCC homepage, click on <STUDENT SERVICES>. 1. Select <SUPPORT AT HCC>. 2. Select <FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE>. 3. Under the heading “FYE CAREER RESOURCES”, click on <CAREER EXPLORATION>. 4. On the FYE Career Exploration website go to the “Career Exploration Registration” tab and complete the required information. 5. Go the “Career Exploration Activities” Tab. 6. Be sure to read the Topic Overview to begin your exploration and reflection. Feel free to explore other activities on the FYE Career Exploration site. 7. Click on the GREEN link for the “Personality Assessment” and click on “Register Here” {this second registration is required by the assessment vendor}. 8. Complete the “Do What You Are” [DWYA] assessment. Read your results...
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