...My Dream Job J. Ashley Yarngo Professor James Anderson Bus. 310 (Human Resource Management) STRAYER UNIVERSITY December 2, 2013 1. Create a job description and specifications for your dream job. For the past 5 years, I have taken a keen interest in the duties and functions of an Emergency Management Professional. I would certainly like to pursue a career in that area; and my dream position someday is to work in the capacity as Vice President of a major petroleum company, state or local government in charge of emergency management and preparedness. The job description for this position is detailed as follows: Job Title: Vice President for Emergency Preparedness Management Duties: The incumbent will serve as principle head of the entire corporation’s national and international emergency preparedness and management. Responsible for risk and safety operation of the Corporation’s Emergency Management Operation. Manage the efforts of preparation of contingency plans, hazards, and other operations that endanger the lives and properties of employees and community that they are in. Reporting; primarily to the Board of Directors and CEO of the corporation. The responsibility includes: Planning and ensuring safe and secured infrastructure, disaster and safety development, planning and coordinating of all emergency management activities: Oversees development, maintenance, and implementation of emergency management plans and procedures in accordance with national and...
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...3. Maklumat Terperinci Setiap Mata Pelajaran Nama Program Pengajian : Diploma in Management Institusi Pengendali : City University College of Science & Technology |Nama Matapelajaran |Business Mathematics | |Kod |DBQT 1013 | |Status Matapelajaran |Asas Major | |Peringkat |Diploma | |Nilai Kredit |3 (2+1) | | |2 mewakili kuliah (2 jam seminggu x 14 minggu) | | |1 mewakili tutorial ( 1.5 jam seminggu x 14 minggu) | |Prasyarat |Tiada | |Penilaian |Tugasan (20%) & Ujian (10%) |50 % | | |Peperiksaan Pertengahan (20%) | ...
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...CRISTIANISMO Escola Secundária de Ermesinde 2012/2013 Área de Integração Susete Correia nº18 | Catarina Ferreira nº2 | Carlos Soares nº | Diogo Carvalho nº ÍNDICE 00 ------------------------------ Introdução 01----- Fundador da Religião Cristã| Nº de fiés. 02---------------------- o Texto Sagrado 03----------------- simbolos da religião 04---------Práticas e festas religiosas 05-- A fé | príncipios de fé/eticos. 06----------------------------- Conclusão INTRODUÇÃO O tema do nosso trabalho é o Cristianismo com este trabalho pretendemos esclarecer sobre esta religião, o seu fundador, texto sagrado, simbolos, principios, práticas e festas religiosas e por fim o número de fiéis Fundador O fundador do Cristianismo foi Jesus Cristo um homem que passou pela terra para fazer o bem admirado como homem mas também como cristo ( messias) o filho de deus. Jesus Cristo não é apenas uma pessoa importante que viveu a muitos anos a trás de acordo coma biblia ele é o deus criadorque viveu na terra como homem para derramar o seu sangue e nos dar a vida salvando a humanidade do poder do pecado de satanas e da morte. Jesus Cristo faz parte da sagrada familia este termo usado para designar a familia de Jesus de Nazaré composta segundo a biblia por Maria, José e Jesus. Número de fíeis O cristianismo é a religião com o maior número de fiéis com cerca de 2,3 bilhões de adeptos divididos em: católicos, ortodoxos, protestantes e pentecostais. O verdadeiro cristão, porém, é aquele que...
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...My Best Friend We may be able to have a hundred or a thousand friends, or even more. But there is only one friend who really has loyalty on you if you really think about it, that is best friend. My best friend is my best partner for living my life. His name is _, and I used to call him__. He is someone who really knows me deeply. He knows the characteristic of me, from the outside and even inside of me. Someone who is able to feel my mood. He knows when I feel happy and when I feel very sad. He is also sad when I look sad, and he is also happy when I feel happy. Someone who knows how to respond any kind of my mood, he knows how to comfort me. Someone who is always there for me. He is there when I am happy and he is also there when I feel facing failure. Someone who is able to understand me the most. There is no relative between us, but there are many similarities in our characteristics. He is like me and I am also like him. The similar characteristics have given an ease for us to be able to understand each other. He is someone who is faithful and always taking care of me. He is a nice person, a friend who is able to share each other, in joy and sorrow. Someone who is always there and always supporting me for reaching what I want. Someone who is able to make me feel comfort if I take life with him and feel easy to fight any kind of life problems. But it is different if I am alone without him; everything seems too difficult to fight. He is my best friend, someone who is...
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...MY DREAM JOB A PROJECT REPORT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TO RK UNIVERSITY, RAJKOT SUBMITTED BY Name of Student Enrollment No. Yagnik Virani 15SOEIT11024 UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF Internal Guide Prof. Jay Ghodasara (Assistant Professor) RK University August 2017 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, RK UNIVERSITY, RAJKOT DECLARATION I hereby certify that I am the sole author(s) of this project work and that neither any part of this project work nor the whole of the project work has been submitted for a degree to any other University or Institution. I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, my project work does not infringe upon anyone’s copyright nor violate...
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...General Objective: To know and understand the addressing mode and programming. Specific Objectives: At the end of the unit you should be able to: 4.1 classify and describe the addressing modes 4.2 explain the concept of programming 4.3 discuss the implementation structure of programming 0. INTRODUCTION Programming is a process of composing several instructions to perform certain tasks. The product of the programming is called a program which contains several instructions. The skill of programming is to know the best or optimum composition of selective instructions to performs the required tasks. In other words, we may classify these skills into uniform concepts as structure of programming implementation. These structure shall bear the emphasis to: • what instructions (selectable from a complete list of instructions as a tools list) essential and best to perform a certain task; • how these instructions are organized into a sub program which can be reused or recalled as many times as possible to perform the identical task with different set of data; • to preserve the minimum lines of instruction but performs the maximum tasks. The less instruction lines require less operating times, thus expetite the implementation speed. The main proccess of program (instructions) implementation is nothing else just the manipulation of data. We need to know how to identify the source of data, procedure to fetch these...
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...Back to School A country thrives when its citizens contribute and make an effort to make the most of what they are offered in life. President Barack Obama is very aware of this and has made it an important subject and goal in his presidential career to inspire youngsters in the right direction, both for their own sake and their country’s. Barack Obamas’ speech “Back to School” at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia was held in September 8, 2009. The age of the present audience varied to children from kindergarten and all the way up to twelfth grade. In addition to that, the speech was also broadcasted to students all over the country. The audience is obviously extremely great, and the speech will therefore have a tremendous impact on several individuals. The first thing Obama seems to focus on in his speech on the first day of the children’s school day are in fact the children themselves. He speaks directly to them, and initiates the whole thing by telling everyone that being nervous is perfectly normal. He has obviously tried it himself when he was their age. Very easily he finds a way to make everyone relate to him by telling stories from his own life. Barack Obama did not grow up under the best circumstances. He was raised by a single mother whom was very passionate about doing what was best for her son. She even sought to homeschool Obama, when he wasn’t at school. She wanted to make sure he would have the best possible future. This particular section of the speech...
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...really means to be free and what the real meaning is. Do we as a society understand how some laws were meant for all and some that were really placed in law for others? There are rules and laws that are set in place just for people of color or minority and some that are set in place for all if the all fit in the category set forth in that particular law. To this day the law is not equal. Crucial Social and Political incidents When my parents moved our family from Newark, NJ to Piscataway, NJ in the early 70’s, my father wanted to find a place better than where we were coming from. He found a home in an area that the builder was told not to sell to blacks. The builder did not care, he cared that my father had the down payment and he was approved, so the builder let my father buy the home. There was a reason why blacks were not allowed in that area. It all started with the bomb threats, sugar in our car gas tank, screen door torn from off the front door and racial slurs written on the garage doors. That is just the tip of the iceberg. My father told us never to cross to the other side of the road. We could never figure out why, until one day we decided to ride our bikes to the school on the other side of the road. We were at the school no more than five minutes before three police cars pulled and with sirens hailing. They told us to drop the bikes and lay on the ground. He asked us where we stole the bikes from. We told them our father bought them for us. One of...
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...Zalvin Prof. Jennifer Crane QU101 9/13/10 Creating An Identity In Dreams from My Father by Barack Obama he talks about his life experiences and how it formed him as a human being. The story also shows his interpretation of what a solid community should consist of, as well as how individuals should interact with each other within the community. Through out his life he was discovering who he was by new meeting people and trying new things. An individual’s identity is formed through life experiences and cannot be sustained because it is ever changing. A community is a group of people that are brought together by friends, family, neighbors, and people with common interests. Communities are important because it gives people a sense of belonging and being wanted. And in Dreams From My Father, those were the needs and values that Barack was searching for. Communities are sustained through shared values, trust, loyalty, and a sense of safety. In a community people have moral responsibilities to other people and the community as a whole. Communities have moral responsibilities to their individual members because they need to keep their community together. Sometimes you get put into situations where you want to look out for yourself rather than the big picture with the community. You have to be able to put others in front of you sometimes so that you can avoid these types of conflicts. My favorite excerpt from the text came when his father was insulted by a man who...
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...In the Name of Identity: Who are you? What makes you, you? How are you recognized as a human being? What makes you different than every other person in the world? These questions contribute to your identity regardless of what you look like or where you come from. Every single person in the world is different whether it is visible to others or not. Although we are all different, we connect and form relationships through common ideas, values, and goals. In the novel Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance, by Barack Obama, he recalls many different issues involving his identity as a whole in addition to the communities he lived in and principle values he was raised to believe. Throughout the story Obama creates a theme of struggle involving his own identity. He relates these issues towards his own community and explains how certain occurrences shaped his character values and personality. The word individual can be defined in various ways. It is a word that can apply to many different aspects of life as well as raising questions about who exactly we are as individuals and how we became the who we are today. Some factors that contribute to shaping our identities are social, educational, economic and historical. While Obama was growing up, identity was something he struggled with deeply. He was constantly moving, which forced him to experience different communities and ultimately aided in forming his identity. Looking back on it now, it seems beneficial, but at...
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...The pursuit of the American Dream is sought after by many. Most people feel that America is the land of opportunity. Because of these opportunities, America gives us a chance to make our dream a reality. My American Dream is to have a good career. Having my dream career is important to me because it will make my life easier, help me stay responsible, and will never feel like an actual job. If you love what you do, then you will never work a day in your life. By having my dream career, will make my life easier, because it will set me up for the future. A reason you need to have a good future is it will take some pressure off of you. The good job will make your life easier. It won't make you have to worry about your job everyday like some people. The next reason why my American Dream is a dream career is it will help me be responsible. As you start to grow up you start to learn that there are more important things in life than just money. By having my dream career will prepare for the things in the future. Being responsible is important, because you can't always count on somebody else to do something for you. My last reason why my America Dream is a dream career is that it will not feel like an actual job. Having a job that you love to do would be really nice to me. You would be doing what you love to do and you would be getting paid as well. A lot of people don't like what they do for living and wish that they could change their job. By doing something you enjoy in life and...
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...Creating Your Dream Job Creating Your Dream Job Denise Frevert 12/15/2013 Bus 310 My Dream Job There is nothing more frustrating that waking up in the morning and going to work, but when you wake up to do what you love then you not working you are enjoying yourself. My dream job is to be a Register Nurse, ever since I was a little girl I dream of being a nurse to help people. Register Nurse is a nurse who has graduated from a nursing program at a college or university and has passed a national licensing exam. As a child I always play that I was the nurse and my cousins and brothers were my patients. I would provide care and medication to make them feel better: stickers were bandages and water or juice was the medication. It feels good helping others in need and it’s a pleasure to feel needed. Creating a job description and specifications for your dream job. When creating my dream job I need to know the basic functions of my job description and job specifications. Job description is a lists of tasks, duties and responsibilities that a particular job entails (Denisi /Griffin, 2012). A job specification focuses more on the individual who will perform the job, which indicate the knowledge, abilities, skills and other characteristics (Denisi/ Griffin, 2012). These are some of the job description and specification with this profession as registered nurses that I will typically be responsible in order to perform my job: * Record patients' medical histories and symptoms ...
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...American dream. He says, “The American dream, I see now, is governed not by education, opportunity, and hard work, but by power and fear. The higher up you go, the more you have to lose. The dream is not losing.” (Terkel pg. ) This is interesting to me because I have never viewed the American dream with a negative outlook. History classes always put the idea that the American dream was a fantasy of a perfect life. It went along the lines of having a nice house, white picket fence, expensive car, beautiful family, dog… and the list could go on. After reading “Stephen Cruz” I’ve come to recognize the illusion that the American dream has been made out to be. When Studs Terkel...
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...Sorority member, ROTC Army, Student Manager for dinning commons, RAM Squad dancer. I was born and raised in an urban area; then we moved to America for better education and career for my sisters and I. My parents were not that educated but they spent all their life savings on my sister’s and I’s education. They had a dream for us to get better jobs. As for me, I went to the richest school in India and had the best education that I could have. I didn’t have any goals or dreams about what I wanted to do and what I should do to achieve them— all I knew was that I wanted to be a police officer in the future. The day I moved to America and to my new high school, I realized I needed dreams that would make my life easier and bring a better future to me. This is why I believe in Dreams. They are the most amazing things in life. We all love to dream and we all love I was born and raised in an urban area; then we moved to America for better education and career for my sisters and I. My parents were not that educated but they spent all their life savings on my sister’s and I’s education. They had a dream for us to get better jobs. As for me, I went to the richest school in India and had the best education that I could have. I didn’t have any goals or dreams about what I wanted to do and what I should do to achieve them— all I knew was that I wanted to be a police officer in the future. The day I moved to America and...
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...“Dream Job” is one of the main focus in almost everyone life that seeking for success in their future. But who could of thought searching was one of the main key players in the search of pursuing the dream career. As we are living in a country with the most advance in the technology, where people able to search and look for their dream career through online search engine with no limited on the information that they can find. But the only concern was which search engine out there in the world wide web that have the capable to narrow down in giving the most up to date and right information that the searchers needed for their career search. The most recent battle in the way of comparing the best search engine web sites was between Google and About.com; they were both famous search engine due to its best features but which engine will win the best and most useful search sites to the users to search for their dream career. Before I’m going to discuss about the different and the useful of each search engine, I want to talk a little about my dream job. My dream job is to become a Mechanical Engineering and I’m going to used these different types of search engine to find information that relate or useful to my dream job. My main purpose is to search for the number of open jobs for Mechanical Engineering in the U.S, so I can get the idea of percentage of successful getting a job after I graduate. And now, I am going to discuss the useful of Google search engine first...
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