Complete Your Turn at the end of Ch 4
Submit job description for Bill Ryan (Half.com) & answers to the first set of questions (1-3) on page 131
The job description will be 1-2 pages long; there are examples in the text or you may search the internet for other templates
Essay Instructions
The Essay assignments occur in Module 2, Module 4, Module 6 and Module 8. Each essay should be in APA format and should discuss the required prompt. This assignment does not require a Title page or Abstract page, but does require a Reference page and in-text citations.
Each essay will review a different topic from the text and will also link each topic with Scripture. Each essay should have a word count of at least 500 words.
Using the , select two full-text, scholarly (peer-reviewed) journal articles that directly relate to the topic for each essay. The textbook may be used, but does not count toward the two required scholarly references.
Module 2: Examine Adlers 3 safeguarding tendencies in the text. Select 1 of the tendencies and compare that tendency with instances of safeguarding that you find in Scripture. Demonstrate how that situation would have been improved if safeguarding tendencies were not used.
Module 4: Identify Maslows 5 basic assumptions regarding motivation as well as Maslows Heirarchy of Needs. Discuss each assumption and hierarchy level. Include specific examples from Scripture regarding motivation.
Module 6: Review the section in Chapter 13 titled In Search of the Big Five (pgs. 381 392) as well as the article Big Five Personality Factors and Facets as Predictors of Openness to Diversity (Han & Pistole, 2017). Select one of the Five-Factors and discuss how this factor relates to an open attitude toward diversity as related to Costa and McCraes Five-Factor Model of Personality?
Module 8: Analyze the 4 common elements in most human disturbance according to Kelly (threat, fear, anxiety, and guilt). Compare each of these constructs with what Scripture says regarding these particular elements.
1. If you were going to start a new technology business, which of
the emerging trends do you think would be the biggest
opportunity? Do some original research to estimate the market
size.
2. What privacy concerns could be raised by collaborative
technologies such as Waze?
3. Write up an example of how 10T might provide a business with
a competitive advantage.
300 to 350 words each
need references for each answer under the answer
no plagiarism
During the war for independence, father miguel hidalgo and other mexicans wanted freedom from spain. But why is it significant that a priest started the rebellion, and why is it significant that a priest continued the rebellion? Proceed carefully and consider what you will say before composing your response. The answer to this question is quite simple, but you must think long and hard to find the appropriate explanation. Write at least two pages. Look at the readings from week three and cite each author at least once.
Jamie E. Rodriguez, “down from colonialism, los angels” pages 1-31
Hugh Hamill, “The Hidalgo Revolt”, University of Florida Press pages 53-60,117-141
Complete a 2-3 page sociological analysis of your name, looking at how your naming may have been impacted by culture, gender, and time period.
Sociology is interested in better understanding the social contexts of our social lives. Much of what we experience in life is impacted by the culture in which we live. The ways of life found around the world differ, not only in forms of dress, preferred foods, and musical tastes, but also in family patterns and beliefs about right and wrong. These differences can be attributed to cultureour collective beliefs, values, and objects. While we oftentimes see names as a reflection of who we are as individuals, they are the product of larger social forces. Using your sociological imagination, you can reflect on your name and how it is impacted by culture.
Note: Many resources will be coming from The Society Pages blog. While it is good to question the validity of most blogs, The Society Pages contains blog posts from experts in the field of sociology and thus have higher validity.
By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria:
This assessment requires you to do some research on your name. How popular was your name when you were born? What does your name mean? Based on what you learned from your research, discuss your own name. How is something as simple as a name shaped by the social world around us? How has your name been impacted by time period, culture, your gender, et cetera? How might your name be different if you had been born one hundred years earlier? Why?
Write an essay in which you complete all of the following:
Part 1 Discuss your name.
Part 2 Examine your name from a sociological perspective.
Part 3 Reflect on your name.
For this assignment, you will analyze a business scenario, compare the pros and cons of different database models and products, and recommend a specific product to meet the needs of the business scenario. You will provide the rationale for your recommendation in terms of the suitability and business benefit.
Download and read the document.
Write a 2-page high-level, non-technical recommendation to present to the Brewster CEO.
In your recommendation:
Format citations using APA format.
Project (& related assignments)
Throughout the course you will be working on a single project, divided into 4 subparts. The
main purpose of the project is to challenge you to apply the concepts you are learning to real
world contexts. Detailed guidelines and a grading rubric for the project are available on
Blackboard. The following serves as a general guideline for project evaluation:
Score
Range Criteria: The project
9 10
demonstrates a solid understanding of the issues and concepts presented in the readings
and class presentations
provides meaningful examples of how these issues and concepts relate to concepts
discussed in class
is well-edited and organized, demonstrating thoughtful attention to undergraduate-level
writing conventions and course requirements
7 8
demonstrates basic understanding of the issues and concepts presented in the readings
and class presentations
provides a few examples of how these issues and concepts relate to concepts discussed
in class
is mostly well-edited and organized, demonstrating thoughtful attention to
undergraduate-level writing conventions and course requirements
5 6
demonstrates limited understanding of the issues and concepts presented in the
readings and class presentations
provides only superficial examples of how these issues and concepts relate to concepts
discussed in class
requires much better editing and organization to meet undergraduate-level writing
conventions and course requirements
Below 4
demonstrates a lack of understanding of the issues and concepts presented in the
readings and class presentations
provides few or no examples and does not demonstrate how these issues and concepts
relate to concepts discussed in class
is poorly and carelessly written and/or does not meet undergraduate-level writing
conventions and course requirements
In your first essay you will answer the following question: How did the Twin Towers and Building 7 come down at free-fall speed? The answer is of course controversial. Your answer will necessarily be an argument. But frame it less as provocation than persuasion. Present your case as if you were a lawyer in court wanting to keep the jury with you. Do not make them afraid or put them on the defensive. Begin with what we all agree on. Lead them by degrees to see the event as you do.
So in your first paragraph revisit the day, honor its victims, and present what the world witnessed. Represent the tragedy in factual detail: the buildings, the planes, the collapses, and the number of victims. Bring the event into sharp focus. End your first paragraph with your modestly presented claim about how the buildings came down so fast. Do not merely assert. Give us a strong reason to believe you, a reason your essay will prove.
In your second paragraph, give us background: stipulate in greater detail the height of the buildings, their construction and structure, the times of the crashes, of the collapses, and of associated events. And consider the physical aftermath at the World Trade Centerthe pulverized debris, the molten metal.
Then, in the body of your essay, make your case. Set up the body of your essaythe third paragraph onto be sections under a series of headings. Compose those headings to be a sequence that progresses toward understanding. Make each heading the signpost to a substantive discussion. Each heading represents your title to a sub-story of the big story. Compose the headings to be like chapter titles. Their sequence, however, will be primarily logical rather than chronological. Think of the headings as points you need to make to convince the jury. Play with the sequence until it seems persuasive. Make each section necessary and substantive.
Close by bringing us into the present. What is the relevance of September 11, 2001, now, more than eighteen years on? Why does that date matter? How is it still in the news, still in our lives? Do not merely recap and do not use the phrase In conclusion Instead, give us something new and factual that makes clear the relevance now of what you have proved.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ddz2mw2vaEg…watch video to do the essay…also you can use articles to help…please cite work and need work cited page. 12 font double space
Develop a Complete Disaster Recovery Plan to be submitted to the executive board of your company.
– All references (peer-reviewed) mostly must be cited appropriately within the text and clearly avoid plagiarism.
– 12-15 pages, 1.5 spacing and Times New Roman font.
– 5 peer review references
– APA formatting
Context:Your organization is evaluating the quality of its call center operations. One of the most important metrics in a call center is Time in Queue (TiQ), which is the time a customer has to wait before he/she is serviced by a Customer Service Representative (CSR). If a customer has to wait for too long, he/she is more likely to get discouraged and hang up. Furthermore, customers who have to wait too long in the queue typically report a negative overall experience with the call. Youve conducted an exhaustive literature review and found that the average TiQ in your industry is 2.5 minutes (150 seconds).
Another important metric is Service Time (ST), also known as Handle Time, which is the time a CSR spends servicing the customer. CSRs with more experience and deeper knowledge tend to resolve customer calls faster. Companies can improve average ST by providing more training to their CSRs or even by channeling calls according to area of expertise. Last month your company had an average ST of approximately 3.5 minutes (210 seconds). In an effort to improve this metric, the company has implemented a new protocol that channels calls to CSRs based on area of expertise. The new protocol (PE) is being tested side-by-side with the traditional (PT) protocol.
Instructions:
Access the file. Each row in the database corresponds to a different call. The column variables are as follows:
