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[Solved] Seen Substantial Population Losses

[Solved] Seen Substantial Population Losses

 Benita is a case manager at a senior center in a mid-sized city, which has seen substantial population losses due to the shutdown of industries that had long dominated the area. As a result, many of her clients lack local family and feel quite isolated. Whenever there are headlines about cutting Social Security, Benita gets panicked calls from clients, most of whom have only their monthly Social Security check to rely on for all of their expenses. Often, they know almost nothing about Social Security or how it is funded, what their rights are, or even what is being proposed. They are just frightened about losing what little money they receive each month and winding up homeless or worse. Benita sets out to learn more about Social Security and what is being proposed so she can educate her clients.

  • What should Benita know about how the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) program is funded?
  • What should Benita know about the ability of the Trust Fund to sustain Social Security payments?
  • What do you think should be done about the Social Security program? Why?

[Solved] Applicant Tracking System

[Solved] Applicant Tracking System

 This week, you will be drafting an ATS resumé (applicant tracking system), and a cover letter. Discuss your experience with these important aspects of the career process:

  • Do you prefer to use template designs for resumés/cover letters? When do you need to use ATS (applicant tracking system) resumés (and why)?
  • How should you think about the relationship between your resumé and cover letter?

[Solved] Key Success Factors —

[Solved] Key Success Factors —

 Industry Analyst- (Job E) Discuss Porter’s five force model discussed in Chapter 2–relative to the industry of the company we are studying. . What are the Key Success Factors—product competencies, attributes, intangible assets, or competitive capabilities with the greatest impact on future success in the marketplace? Note:  In addition to looking at special attributes (features) and intangible assets (patents) examine the following capabilities: Technology (expertise in technology), Manufacturing related KSF (i.e. access to sufficient supply of skilled labor), Distribution related KSF (i.e. Strong Network of wholesalers or retailers), Skills and capabilities-(expertise in design or short time delivery capability such as FedEx). 

[Solved] Essential Professional Practice Areas

[Solved] Essential Professional Practice Areas

In this assignment, you will be selecting and researching one or two topics related to the essential professional practice areas in social work: poverty, child welfare, older adults, health, and mental health. Based on your chosen topic, you will focus on the appropriate chapter(s) in the textbook Practicing Rights: Human Rights-Based Approaches to Social Work Practice (David Androff).

Rest will be sent when accepted 

[Solved] Ethical Approach Encourage Problem

[Solved] Ethical Approach Encourage Problem

 

1. How does an ethical approach encourage problem solving skills in the workforce?  What role does HR play in fostering this type of culture?

2. How can the HR department partner with managers in their effort to improve the decision making performance of a department’s team? What roles do problem solving and decision making play in strategy formulation?

*Post must be a minimum of 250 words

[Solved] Longtime Chief Financial Officer

[Solved] Longtime Chief Financial Officer

Part 1  – 400 words no introduction page 

Additional Information: The board of directors at AutoEdge is actively discussing several options to address flagging revenue. One option continues to surface during each board meeting; that is, relocating the manufacturing operation back to the United States. Longtime Chief Financial Officer, Ingrid Adams, leads the group that is in favor of this option.

Ingrid Adams approaches you in the company break room.

“Hello,” she says. “I’m glad I saw you.”

“Hi,” you say. “What can I do for you?”

“I have a question about economics,” she says. “I think you can help me explain something to some shareholders on the board.”

“Economics! My favorite subject,” you say. “What’s your question?”

“If AutoEdge decided to increase its prices and return to the United States,” she says, “how would this action affect consumer demand? I want to know your opinion about elasticity.”

“Sure,” you say. “So you want to know if the elasticity for auto parts is considered to be relatively inelastic, relatively elastic, unitary elastic, perfectly elastic, or perfectly inelastic. Right?”

“Exactly,” she says.

“I have an opinion,” you say. “Do you want to talk about it now, or do you want something in writing?”

“Something in writing would be best,” she says. “Would you explain your opinion so that I can respond to questions from other members of the board, too?”

“I’d be glad to,” you say. “I’ll put something together this afternoon and get it to you before I leave today. Is that soon enough?”

“Perfect,” she says. “Thanks for your help.”

Part 2 – 400 words

Additional Information: Because the decision about relocating manufacturing operations to the United States is so important, the board of directors at AutoEdge continues to systematically discuss every aspect of the situation.

The following week, CEO Lester Scholl meets you for coffee to discuss next week’s board meeting.

“I’m hearing good things about you,” he says. “Ingrid and George tell me you’ve been very responsive and helpful.”

“That’s good to hear,” you say. “I’ve enjoyed working with them.”

“We’re both busy, so I’ll get right to the point,” he says. “One of the main objectives of any business is to be efficient. Without efficiency, the company is essentially losing money. Am I right?”

“Absolutely,” you say.

“What must AutoEdge do,” he says, “to obtain economies of scale with production? How do we know that it has achieved economies of scale? Conversely, how do we know if it is achieving diseconomies of scale?”

“That’s a good question,” you say. “I can understand why you ask.”

But before you can respond, Lester’s cell phone rings. After a minute, he ends the call and stands.

“I have to get back to the office to handle an emergency,” he says. “Would you send me an e-mail with an answer to my questions, please?”

“No problem,” you say. “I’ll get it to you before I leave work this afternoon.”

“I appreciate it,” he says. “Thanks.”

[Solved] South Korea Hold Many

[Solved] South Korea Hold Many

Lester Scholl’s administrative assistant calls you on Monday afternoon to set up a conference call between you and the chairman tomorrow morning to discuss the board’s reaction to your list and to discuss your next task. You call the number she gave you, and Lester joins the call shortly after.

“I’m pleased with your work,” he says. The board was impressed with your list of factors. Your ranking made sense because your explanations were well-written. I suspect they read everything you sent because it was concise and clear. Good job.”

“Thanks,” you say, and you feel relieved that your first assignment was well-received.

“Your list provided the basis for a good conversation about the manufacturing operations,” he says. “We want to know more about the economy of both countries to further inform our decision-making process.”

“That makes sense,” you say. “The United States and South Korea hold many distinct economic factors that may affect AutoEdge’s long-term financial performance.”

“Right,” he says. “Your research on the two economies will give the board enough information so we can advise the new, incoming CEO.”

“What should my research include?” you ask.

“In your research, you must take into consideration several macroeconomic factors,” he says. “We want to see information about the gross domestic product (GDP), unemployment, interest rates, and inflation for both the United States and South Korea. Make sure your research is current; that is, no more than 6 months old.”

“I’ll get started right away,” you say.

“Very good,” he says. “Let me know if you have any questions, and I’ll put you in touch with some of the other members of the board if I can’t provide the answers you need.”

“Great,” you say. “Thank you.”

Please submit your assignment.

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[Solved] Character Felt Sad ”

[Solved] Character Felt Sad ”

1.Identify the multiple factors of diversity that are part of this character’s life. If the consequences of diversity led to oppression, poverty, alienation, or marginalization, discuss the impact of those challenges on the character. Be sure to offer specific, concrete examples from the film, using dialog from the film when appropriate.

2.As you watched the movie, what did you learn about the importance of human relationships to your character as that person faced difficult challenges? Discuss the relationships that seemed to be meaningful to your character.

3.Your goal is to empathize with your character. What are your guesses about how the character is feeling (e.g., angry, sad, scared, glad, troubled, frantic, anxious, etc.)? What situations might have led your character to feel that way? Make every effort to see the situation from the character’s point of view, rather than the way you would perceive the same situation.

4. Write two paragraphs in the first person as the character in the movie. For example, instead of saying “I think the character felt sad,” write as the character, “I feel angry when I think about my family putting me here.” (Girl, Interrupted.)

5.Discuss what you learned from this character’s life experiences. Write your thoughts about the aspects of the character that you would find difficult or easy to empathize with. If this character were your client, what would you do to increase your ability to empathize with the person?

6. What experiences from your life would help you understand this character? What experiences from your life would make it hard for you to empathize with this character?

[Solved] Developmental Plans May Differ

[Solved] Developmental Plans May Differ

1. Compare and contrast human resources and human resources development. How would these two functions differ between a large international corporation and a small global company? How would they be the same? 75 words

2. Why should organizations consider succession planning and what are some risks and benefits of doing so? 75 words

3. Learning consists of both mental and physical processes. Identify and discuss three (3) features of instruction or the work environment that aid in learning and increase the likelihood of training transfer.75 words

4. The evaluation process is a critical step to confirm that trainees have learned the content of the training. Identify and discuss three evaluation outcomes that can be used as evidence that training was effective and the criteria needed to ensure such evidence is useful.75 word

5. Provide three examples how developmental plans may differ based on the 9-box matrix. 75 word

6. Evaluating training is an important process to ensure an organization is getting a good return on investment. Compare and contrast three types of evaluation designs used to evaluate training programs and three considerations when choosing a design.75 Words

7. You have been asked to conduct a training needs analysis. Describe the process you would use and how you would ensure the results are valid and reliable.75 words

8. Compare and contrast three motivational theories. Explain specifically how one of these three can be applied to a training situation. 75 words

Noe, Raymond. Employee Training Development (9th Edition).

[Solved] Major Motivational Theories Discussed

[Solved] Major Motivational Theories Discussed

 1. How might the relationship between happiness and productivity be approached by each of the major motivational theories discussed in the chapter in organization? 

2. What factors help you to engage you in a task? What factors tend to contribute to “positivity” when you’re working on a task? What factors tend to make your attitude negative? 

3. Paul Larson says that “people tend to join a company but leave their supervisor.” Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer. 

4. According to Alexander Kjerulf, there are two things that you can do enhance happiness in your work life: 

(1) get happy in the job you have or (2) get another job. In your opinion, which of these options is most likely to be successful? Personally, which option appeals to you more? If you must accept option 

(1), what steps would you take to make yourself happier in a job?