...1. This statement just implies that if two individuals are put in a similar circumstance, they would react differently on the grounds that they would be receptive to various parts of the circumstance. Due to their different experiences in life they would differently interpret the situation. As a supervisor I would become more interested with my clients so I can put them in circumstances that draw from their experience and get the best out of them. I would plan an analysis that would perceive what the organization would get rid of workers in a recreated circumstance and start a procedure that would see the more favorable workers continually put in those circumstances. 2. This statement implies that circumstances have entrance necessities that must be satisfied before a man can enter them. Schools have test scores...
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...BaoPham ENGL 1302 Option 1: Discuss the similarities and differences between the two stories. As I had read the two stories, both of them have the similarities and the differences. Both stories started out completely opposite in relationship The narrators in both stories suffer from issues due to a lack of communication. Their environments were making their relationship hard to maintain such as the car from the street make Karla Suarez feel lonely and the life surround aurora make they hard to meet each other due to the author says they only meet two to four times a month. Both stories are similarities and differences. First I want to talk about the of the similarities both stories are talking about love. Both the narrators suffer through some issues. all his life he have been a criminal and they are abuse each other verbally and physically like Aurora break everything the author own, yell at him like it might change something, slam the door on my fingers (Diaz page 52). But then they have happy endings he says "but right then, in that apartment, we seem like we were normal folks. Like maybe everything was fine." (Diaz, page 65) he could feel peace in the apartment with Aurora like a normal couples. In Karla Suarez of "Eye of the Night" The narrator said "I didn't need him any longer, so I could close my eyes and, smile, and sleep." (Suarez, page 14) from At the end of the story she was free from Jorge, who was only used her for sex. This the happy ending in the stories...
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...Two Similar Paths Eng125: Introduction To Literature February 7, 2011 The short stories entitled A Worn Path by Eudora Welty and The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost are extremely opposites in many different aspects however they can have somewhat of a similar meaning. They were both written twenty years apart. Either piece of literature has a long list of characters. A Worn Path’s main focus is about a black woman in the year of 1941. The journeys that are characterized in these writings are symbolic of some meaningful lifelong precedence that one should adhere to. I intend to show that these to paths may not cross one another but they do symbolize hope and promise is at the end of the journey. In The Road Not Taken, roads in the woods and forks in roads symbolize crises and decisions. Similar forks symbolize for us the center of free will and fate. (Frost, 1916) We are free to choose, but we do not really know beforehand what we are choosing between. Our direction is determined by a choice and it is impossible to separate the two. This poem does not advise. It does not say, “When you come to a fork in the road, study the footprints and take the road less traveled by. Frost’s focus is more complicated. First, there is no less-traveled road in this poem; it isn’t even an option. Next, the poem seems more concerned with the question of how the concrete present will look from a future vantage point. (Frost, 1916) In A Worn Path, is the tale of the unstoppable love and care...
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...Pecola had a similar fascination with the images on a Mary Jane wrapper. “To eat the candy is somehow to eat the eyes, eat Mary Jane. Love Mary Jane. Be Mary Jane.” (43) Pecola was preoccupied on literally ingesting what she considered this ideal figure of beauty. The Mary Jane candies are interesting as well, being an example of the power that is held over the young black girls. In addition to Claudia and Pecola acting as a contrast and similarity to shirley Temple, both representing the underprivileged side of society, Morrison also includes families and individual characters who aspire to live like the ruling class and seek social equality by disassociating themselves from the lower class African Americans. Later on in The Bluest Eye,...
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...Title: Comparing Two Similar Businesses Name: Latosha Faust Course: BUS 302 Management Concepts Date: 7/25/12 Instructor: J. Angles Describe the history and core business of each company. Jeff Bezos, vice-president of the Wall Street firm D.E. Shaw, left his job in 1994, moved to Seattle, and began to work on a business plan that would become Amazon.com. After reading a report that projected annual web growth at 2,300 percent, Bezos drew up a list of 20 products that could be sold on the internet. He then narrowed his list to what he felt were the five most promising: compact discs, computer hardware, computer software, videos, and books. Bezos eventually decided his venture would sell books over the web, due to the large worldwide market for literature, the low price that could be offered for books, and the tremendous selection of titles available in print. A businessman by the name of Nick Hanauer believed in Bezos' idea and invested $40,000 in his venture. When Amazon first debuted online in 1995, its layout was not as flashy as it is today. In fact, the site looked very plain and unattractive to most visitors, causing the business to start on shaky ground. A man by the name of Tom Alburg decided to invest $100,000 in Amazon in 1995, which helped the company fund a better-looking website and hosting capabilities. If he wanted people to come back as customers, Bezos new he had to create more than just a bookstore. The option of buyers to write their own book...
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...PDCA similar to DMAIIC ? PDCA and DMAIIC procedures are used in business for the control, and ongoing improvement of processes and products. Both procedures use similar approaches as they identify opportunities for improvement, collection and review of process data, initiating changes in the process to seek improved control of conditions and making ongoing corrections in the process to achieve perfection. The PDCA or Plan Do Check Act was an offshoot penned in the 1950’s by the Japanese at Toyota after PDSC, Plan Do Study Act originally crafted by Dr. Deming in the early 1950’s. The PDCA process appears more of a closed loop system where by backing up one step in the process you utilize information gained to make improvements. In effect this action of utilizing the knowledge gained helps drive the output of the process to perfection in a closed loop cycle manner. The process also appears easier to execute, and administer by individuals without extensive Green Belt or Black Belt training. The PDCA process later became the predecessor to the DMAIIC process that was popularized by the refinement of Six Sigma in the mid 1980’s by Motorola. The DMAIIC procedure to improving processes and products appears from research appears more detail oriented, driven by data than the PDCA procedure. Both procedures focus on the same end result, but resources utilized for execution of the DMAIIC process appear to be more comprehensive requiring more time to obtain results similar to those...
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...Assignment 1: Comparing Two Similar Businesses Amazon and Border Books are in the same industry and are very similar and comparable; however both companies have different history and core aspects of their business. Beginning with Amazon, Amazon was founded by Jeff Bezos in 1994. The company was funded by two investors; Nick Hanauer (invested $40,000 in 1994) and Tom Alburg (invested $100,000 in 1995). Originally, the company was run out of Bezos garage in Washington. Once Amazon was introduced online, the website was not as enticing and graphic it was rather dull and plain (this caused the business to start on uncertain ground). However, once Tom Alburg joined the company, he invested a lot of money is updating the Amazon website. Shortly after, Amazon had customers from all over the world. In addition, after that milestone was met, Bezos decided to expand his business into more than just an online bookstore to promote returning customers. In turn Bezos opted to allow customers to rate and review books on Amazon. In 1997, Amazon went public in which in the same year the company broaden its market by add CD’S, and movies to be purchased and reviewed. Moreover, in 1998 the company added software, electronics, and video games to the roster. At the end of 1999, the company was extremely profitable; however in 2001 the company experienced a fiscal loss of 1.4 billion and lay off 1000 workers. Amazon utilized the analyzers strategy (a blend of the defending and prospective strategies...
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...Comparing Two Similar Businesses Terry Tillery BUS 302 Strayer University Professor David Fish CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I Terry N. Tillery certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance received in its presentation is acknowledged and disclosed in the paper (at the end). I have also cited any sources from which I used data, ideas, or words, either quoted directly or paraphrased. Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to Terry N. Tillery, Strayer University, South Charlotte campus, Charlotte, NC. After the Civil War, black Americans encountered a new world of opportunities. After years of enslavement, or at least the perpetual threat of enslavement if they had already freed, African Americans confronted a new question: what does it mean to be free? What does one do after the bonds of slavery have been broken (pg. 275). African Americans in the South demonstrated their freedom in numerous ways, large and small. Many bought dogs, some purchased firearms, and several held mass meetings without white supervision, all actions that were often denied them under slavery. While ex-slaves explored a life based on the free-labor vision, members of the defeated Confederacy sought to maintain as much of the old order as possible. To this end, they worked to prevent ex-slaves from acquiring economic autonomy or political rights. (pg. 276), this is how the diversity issues began between the North and the South, because the growing northern...
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...Pricing Policies – Pricing iPhones and Similar Devices AApple Inc. (Macintosh), established on January 3, 1977, plans, fabricates and markets versatile correspondence and media gadgets, PCs, and convenient computerized music players, and offers an assortment of related programming, administrations, peripherals, organizing arrangements, and outsider advanced substance and applications. The Company's items and administrations incorporate iPhone, iPad, Mac, iPod, Apple TV, an arrangement of shopper and expert programming applications, the iOS and OS X working frameworks, iCloud, and a mixture of extra, administration and bolster offerings. In March 2013, the Company gained a Silicon Valley startup, WiFiSlam, which makes mapping applications for PDAs. Compelling July 19, 2013, Apple Inc obtained Locationary Inc. Powerful July 20, 2013, Apple Inc obtained Hopstop.com Inc. Powerful August 28, 2013, Apple Inc obtained AlgoTrim AB, a Malmo-based designer of prepackaged programming. In November 2013, Apple Inc purchased PrimeSense Ltd. Viable December 2, 2013, Apple Inc gained Topsy Labs Inc. In February 2014, Apple Inc gained Burstly Inc. Viable April 3, 2014, Apple Inc gained Novauris Technologies Ltd. Compelling August 1, 2014, Apple obtained Beats Electronics LLC (Beats). DIFERENTIATION: Apple endeavors to build business interest for its items through separation, which involves making its items special and alluring to shoppers. The organization's items have dependably been intended...
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...Three Similar but Different Wars Justin P. Wilson Excelsior College Abstract Wars share similarities in cause, though not all are the same. The same goes for effects. The French & Indian War, Revolutionary War, and the War of 1812 all share this. Each war had its similarities but each war had its own outcomes and reasons for the start of the war. Each war was a turning point in the history of the newly independent United States. Three Similar but Different Wars The Revolutionary war, War of 1812, and the French and Indian war had similar yet different effects on the new United States. The young United States would learn new ways of fighting and dealing with conflicts. Each war had its similarities but each war had its own outcomes and reasons for the start of the war. Each war was a turning point in the history of the newly independent United States. The French and Indian war was a starting point for the American Revolutionary War. The War of 1812 was a war to expand and verify territory borders. All the wars involved the British, French, and the Americans. The War of 1812 and the French and Indian War involved the Indians. Each war had a different treaty or agreement that settled the disagreement and evolved the way the countries fought and handled disputes. The French and Indian war was composed of three different phases. The leading causes started back in Europe with the King George’s War, which took place in between the years of 1744 and 1748. The first...
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...December 2012 | |Qualification |Unit number and title | | | | |BTEC Level 3 National Subsidiary Diploma in Business |Unit 1: The Business Environment | | | | |Assignment title |Similar Businesses in Different Worlds | |In this assessment you will have opportunities to provide evidence against the following...
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...Comparing Two Similar Businesses Professor Kevin McKenzie BUS 302- Management Concepts April 29, 2012 Describe the history and core business of each company. Amazon is considered one of the biggest retail internet companies of today.It is a plain and simple site that attracts an online community. Amazon opened for business July 16, 1995 by a young man named Jeff Bezos. It started out as nothing more than a few people packing and shipping boxes of books from a two car garage in Bellevue, Washington. The books were ordered on line then packaged and mailed away. Today, Amazon is one of the largest retail online companies in the world. Amazon started out as a only having books on sale to being able to purchase items ranging from music CD’s, to clothing. The best thing about Amazon would be the price of the products/ items. Many of the items are sold cheaper on Amazon than in a local retail store. Amazon has grown to be the easiest way of shopping online. Amazon’s core business is definitely good as well as keeping their promises. It has grown from books to products in over 30 categories but the business model are intact. Amazon’s goal is to attract customers with a competitive, cheap retail service that would be hard for any other retail store can compete. Amazon also offers many discount prices, is easy to navigate through for shopping, and has a quick, easy way to checking out. Due to the great shipping charges, great turnaround for shipping merchandise...
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...Seminar 6 Task 1 Read the two articles about Castle Press and New Town Council and develop a presentation for the following questions 1. How do strategies come about in organizations? a. What is the strategy process at New Town Council? b. What is the strategy process at Castle Press? 2. What influences the process of strategy development? c. Why is the strategy development process at New Town as it is? d. Why is the strategy development process at Castle Press as it is? 3. What are the main differences/similarities in the strategy development process between the two cases? 4. Why do these differences exist? For example, the Chief Executive at New Town is not entirely happy with the process of strategy development in his organization, he would like to change it. a. What options are attractive to him and his team? b. Why? Is a different process feasible and if so, how could he manage such a change? http://prezi.com/bnancbnwz5u_/new-town-council/ Introduction: New Town Council The New Town Council formed one part of a two-tier system of local government responsible for the provision of services within a geographical area of UK for environmental health, housing, planning, recreational facilities and refuse collection; the other part was the county council which responsibility is for school education, tire and police services, highways and social care. New Town Council grew up alongside New Town as it was built on...
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...Amazon and Borders book history and the core business of each company will be discussed with a look at the comparison of the companies view point on management approach to Internet marketing and sales. You will read reasons for Amazon’s success and Borders demise. The emphasis will be on each company’s adaptability to the markets changing conditions and recommendations a company should build in flexibility to back decisions to adapt to these market changes. Let us start with a timeline of Borders Books which was founded in 1971 by Tom and Louis Borders. Two brothers opened an 800-square-foot used bookstore and called it Borders Book Shop located at 211 S. South State St. in Ann Arbor Michigan. Borders had eight CEO’s over its 40 years. Starting in 1988 when Borders recruits Robert DiRomualdo to lead the company's expansion. DiRomualdo is later credited with leading the company's rise to national prominence in the 1990s. The highest point of Borders was in the 1990’s under DiRomualdo’s leadership as CEO, the company started integrating music and movies into some of its stores. In 1992 Borders chooses not to go public but rather to allow Kmart Corporation acquire them and in 1995 the book store chain, renamed Borders Group Inc., spins off from Kmart and goes public on the New York Stock Exchange. At the time, Borders' innovative inventory management system was considered "the envy of the industry". The 1990’s Borders adds 52 superstores in the biggest one-year expansion in its...
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...Similar concepts between Christianity and Islam Christianity and the Islam religion are the two largest religions in the world. Although both vary in different ways, both religions do have a wide range of beliefs and practices. However some things regarding both religions have similarities. Through my investigating I found several things that were similar, but I will only list the similarities I found the most interesting and dominant. 1. The first similarity I discovered was the Lord’s Prayer in the Bible (Christianity)”Our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name” and the opening chapter in the Qur’an (Islam)”Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds, the compassionate, the merciful. King of the day of reckoning”. Both opening statements go to the root of all religions professed by man. These opening statements also tell of adoration of the Lord. The whole prayer of both the Islam religion and the Christian religion are universal prayers that are standard.[1] Both of these opening prayers are short and to the point. They open with professing their adoration of the Lord. As the prayers continue both have submission of man to the Lord and then supplication. 2. Another thought on similarities between the two religions is that both are monotheistic. This means that both believe in one God/Allah. Christians believe in God and Muslims believe in Allah. Both religions agree that there is one God who created the universe and is sovereign in the lives of men.[2] They both...
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