Discuss Which emotional intelligence skills you would like to emulate?

read this brief article Communicating with Emotional Intelligence: It Works Like MAGIC: http://www.communicoltd.com/Resources/Articles/Customer-Service-Communication-Coaching-Skills/Communicating-with-Emotional-Intelligence.aspx (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

-For this discussion, you may choose one of the two prompts below in your main post:

Think about past supervisors or coworkers. Which emotional intelligence skills you would like to emulate? Which emotional intelligence skills do you feel will best assist you in your chosen career? Share with the class your chosen career field and what you hope to do in that field. Explain how emotional intelligence will help you be a valuable leader or coworker, and explain which skills you think will have the most value.
Think about how communication plays a role in your personal life. Share with the class a situation (either one of yours or a situation you observed) where poor communication skills were used. Tell the class what happened in that situation. Next, use the same situation and apply strong communication skills and emotional intelligence. Explain how you believe the situation would be different if effective communication skills were used. Why do you think effective communication is important in both your personal life and in your professional life?

Discuss What can we do as parents, to ensure to our children and others of the importance of these vaccinations?

http://kidstraveldoc.com/childrentravelimmunizations/.
This is the article you are to use to write a blog. I\’m trying to convinced mothers on why vaccination are good for their children.

This is my draft.. Please write the final blog:

Hi Professor and class mates,
Here is my draft of the unit 4 assignment. Thank you in advance for your feedback.
Blog post title: Children/Travel/Immunizations
As a parent, we are the most worry about our children well-being and health. We live in a world, where diseases have become a part of our everyday life. We along with our children travel, interact, and socialize with many people not really knowing their health conditions. There are many preventable diseases that are passed around from people to people. I came across an article that talked about the importance of children being fully vaccinated. The author of the article believed that the reason most children these days are catching preventable diseases is because they are not fully vaccinated.
Vaccination is a very controversial matter. Some family believe that vaccinations are bad for their kids, most parents have never seen cases of the illnesses that these vaccines prevent, some parents erroneously conclude that vaccination is no longer necessary and that, possibly, the vaccines are riskier than the disease. But these vaccinations are very necessary and these diseases do exist. Its a big world and not everybody we come across will have a sticker of any diseases or health issues they have. As our children travel and interact daily with different people. We need to make sure we are keeping them safe by keeping up with their vaccinations.
What can we do as parents, to ensure to our children and others of the importance of these vaccinations? We could educate them on the many different preventable diseases, hoping that the effects of these diseases will make the parents and children understand the importance of being vaccinated. How can we keep track of our children vaccination records? We can keep track by calling the doctors office, or keeping up with their regular checkups. Another thing we can do is make sure our families and regular visitors are up to date with their vaccinations. Remember the flu shot is a year-round thing, so always remember to take your kids in for their flu shot.
As you and I know and as the article points out, preventable diseases are everywhere. Traveling, visiting, even playing in the park etc. Therefore, we must keep out children and ourselves safe by keeping up with these vaccinations.
When your children are outside, there is no telling what they get into or what they come across. Its up to you to keep them safe.

My revision plan:
So far, I got a pretty clever idea on my focus and where Im heading to. Im mainly concern about my grammar and punctuations. Does anyone have suggestions on how I can better my grammar and punctuations skills? To help me, I will go down to the Kaplan library and have one of those tutors feedback and will also use the feedbacks you all give me!
Lawreva

This is the feedback I got from my instructor. Please use what she said.
Hi
Some feedback is below:
Does the draft answer your questions about the topic?
One thing that could be helpful to include is explaining how vaccinations work to create \”herd immunity\” which is what makes them so effective. Otherwise, you did a great job covering the information in good detail.
Can you as a reader understand the purpose of the document?\’
The purpose is to persuade parents to vaccinate their children.
Are there places where you feel more needs to be said?
Perhaps you could address what parents can do if they have children who are unable to be vaccinated (a child with cancer, for example). Also aim to round out your concluding paragraph further by reiterating the most important information that you want your reader to be left with.
Using your knowledge of the revision process, what suggestions could you make for revising this draft?
Consider doing a bit of research to see what you can add in support of your points.

.Describe problems with conventional organizations structures.

Read Chapter 12
http://www.petronet.ir/documents/10180/2323250/Logistics_and_Supply_Chain_Management

1.Describe problems with conventional organizations structures.

2.What supply chain barriers might you prioritize as important and why?

3.What would be your approach to how to structure a best-in-class logistics organization for SUNYCo?

4.How does business take advantage of logistics as the vehicle for change?

5.Describe how companies use benchmarking?

Outline, explain and critique the theoretical perspective of narrative/storytelling on leading and managing change.

Narrative/Storytelling, Leadership and Change

Brief Overview
Change spawns stories and stories can trigger change. Stories can also block change and can define what constitutes change. Based on these predicates a substantial literature has developed which explores the role of stories (narratives) in change processes. Some strands of this literature focus on managerialist concerns: how can leaders spin stories that facilitate positive adaptation? How can stories be used to overcome resistance? Other strands of what is a diverse literature are more scholarly and concerned with how stories are vehicles for sensemaking, understanding temporality and exercising power. What is clear, is that the story of narrative research into organizational change is itself still unfolding.

Suggested Initial Reading List
Boje, D. M., 1991. Consulting and change in the storytelling organisation. Journal of Organizational Change Management, 4(3), pp. 7-17.
Boyce, M. E., 1996. Organizational story and storytelling: a critical review. Journal of organizational change management, 9(5), pp. 5-26.
Brown, A. D. and Humphreys, M., 2003. Epic and tragic tales Making sense of change. The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 39(2), pp. 121-144.
Brown, A. D., Gabriel, Y. and Gherardi, S., 2009. Storytelling and change: An unfolding story. Organization, 16(3), pp. 323-333.
Buchanan, D. and Dawson, P., 2007. Discourse and audience: organizational change as multistory process. Journal of Management Studies, 44(5), pp. 669-686.
Chreim, S., 2005. The ContinuityChange Duality in Narrative Texts of Organizational Identity*. Journal of management studies, 42(3), pp. 567-593.
Dunford, R. and Jones, D., 2000. Narrative in strategic change. Human relations, 53(9), pp. 1207-1226.
Langer, R. and Thorup, S., 2006. Building trust in times of crisis: Storytelling and change communication in an airline company. Corporate Communications: An International Journal, 11(4), pp. 371-390.

More Practitioner Friendly
Denning, S., 2006. Effective storytelling: strategic business narrative techniques. Strategy and Leadership, 34(1), pp. 42-48.

1. Outline, explain and critique one theoretical perspective on leading and managing change.

Please also note:

i. essays should be presented in Times New Roman, 12 pitch, with reasonable margins
ii. essays should be fully referenced
iii. In addition, please note:
1. The essay is 2000 words plus or minus 10%. The word count does not include any abstract, contents page, references, end notes, footnotes or appendices you may wish to include, all of which are extras.
2. The essays should be scholarly in orientation.
3. You are most welcome to use sub-headings should you wish.
4. Figures, tables, diagrams etc. are permitted as long as they are relevant to your arguments. If you are getting worried about your word count you can place any number of these into your appendices.
5. Q1 requires you to do two things: first, you need to outline/explain one theoretical perspective on leading and managing change. Second, you need to critique whatever perspective you have chosen. By critique we mean that you should assess its pros and cons.

Discuss What was the most surprising thing you have learned about American History this semester?

1–What was the most surprising thing you have learned about American History this semester?
2–In a thoughtful paragraph or two I want you to predict the future in three areas:
a) How long will the war against militant Islam continue? Can it be won? Explain how and why or why not.
b) How should the United States respond to a burgeoning bureaucracy, onerous government regulations, and a federal government that grows larger and more powerful each year? In other words, are we doomed to be controlled by a nanny state that takes care of us from cradle to grave, while at the same time takes our freedoms.
c) How should the United States respond to the challenges presented by a growing China, nuclear weapons in Iran and North Korea, radical Islam, and an impotent United Nations?
3–Has what you learned this semester changed the way you view history? How?

Explain excellent critical thinking skills

A Historical Critical Thinker: Choose a person from history who you believe demonstrates excellent critical thinking skills. Begin with a brief biography of the person, then identify three specific critical thinking character traits and provide life examples which demonstrates these characteristics.

Discuss the Product Life Cycle Concept and include the relative amounts of sales and profit during each stage.

The following 5 questions are your midterm exam. Please follow 6th edition APA format including ample research. It is recommend that you aim for 2-3 paragraphs per question and use each question as a heading so that the paper is organized. Deliverable length: 4 page minimum.
*Question 1:
Define what is meant by \”brand equity\” and discuss what a company can do to maintain brand equity.

Question 2:
Discuss the Product Life Cycle Concept and include the relative amounts of sales and profit during each stage.

Question 3:
How are innovations in interactive television and online services expanding the strategies and tactics marketers employ today?

Question 4:
What are some of the personal and business-related privacy issues associated with the growth in database marketing and how should they be addressed?

Question 5:
Define direct marketing and give some real world examples.