Visit company websites such as Nestle, Pepsi, Johnson & Johnson, P&G, or similar global websites; review their product lines, locations in which they operate, and other pertinent information in respect to their global organization. Select one organization, and answer the questions below in a 2-3 page paper: APA format, cite sources
Revise Writing Criteria 1 Introduction: Good start with the introduction. The thesis statement is the last sentence in the paragraph and tells readers the main points covered in the paper. Criteria 2 Content: Business Form: There are instances in which a partnership may work but in explaining the reasoning this business form, there are particular strengths and weaknesses that need to be discussed. The most significant disadvantage of the business form was not well discussed and it does not appear that other forms were viewed or it would have been seen that there are better choices than a partnership. Content: Financing Assistance: Selecting a partnership may mean that the partner is selected for finances but what does the partner get in return.The best option was not selected – one in which Jack could would not have to worry about having the funds to operate and pay the short-term bills.Consider revisiting the entrepreneurship module to learn about the options for financing. Content: Staffing Changes/Organizational Structure: A horizontal organizational structure is a good choice but is not only based on the reason provided.Instead of discussing the different staffing positions, it was indicated that statistics be put together. What statistics are you referring to and how would these be used to determine positions or organization? Content: Customer and Promotion: Interesting point about availability of food. Not sure why food trucks and carts would not have the same products.Promotion is not discussed in any detail. this section of the paper has a great potential for possibilities but what is presented is extremely limited.Consider adding to this section of the paper. Content: Ethics/Social Responsibility: Very little is presented in this section of the paper. There is so much that can be added to this section.Consider looking at the facts from the case study.Criteria 3 Summary: Good summary capturing the main topics. Criteria 4 Critical Thinking/Reasoning: The concepts are not fully developed. What is presented is very high level but needs more detail.Consider using the facts from the case study. Application of Resources: It is unclear as to where the information came from in the paper. There are only three in-text citations at the end of a paragraph that doesn\’t demonstrate use of course material or facts from case study. Criteria 5 Attention to Instructions: All of the different sections have been addressed but in doing so, a comprehensive analysis is not performed.Students were asked to use facts from the case study, to use course material and to cite and reference the material used. Whenever any material is used, it has to be cited. Putting a citation at the end of a paragraph does not capture whatever is in the paragraph. What is used does not well support the course material. Criteria 6 Writing Mechanics: Overall, the writing is fairly good. There are extra words that are not needed. The use of \”therefore\” is not needed in most cases. There are also missing words in various sentences. Criteria 7 APA Style (6th ed.): See note above for using in-text citations and references. The references look good but in-text citations are missin throughout the entire paper.Consider looking at the sample APA paper under weeks 4 and 7 and review the material in the Course Resources module on APA. Not citing can lead to academic dishonesty allegations that you do not want. Avoid such a possibility by citing all material used.
1.Do some research on the internet and determine the status of industrial hygiene and occupational safety and health prior to about 1900. What were some of the earlier efforts to address these issues? 2.Describe atomic absorption spectroscopy and gas chromatograph mass spectrometry and what they are used for?
Before approaching this assignment, read I Want That… Flipping the Classroom (Cohen & Brugar, 2013) and Students First, Not Stuff (Richardson, 2013).These articles discuss educational issues regarding digital schools in addition to the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating technology in the classroom. Develop a 2- to 3-page analysis paper that addresses the following:Identify 3 major issues or changes in practice of education that have arisen from advancements in technology. Examples include digital classes, flipped classrooms, increased collaboration through software, and one-to-one initiatives in schools.For each of the major issues discuss:The benefits these pathways facilitate over traditional practicesUnintentional problems that piggyback the use of these same issues or changes to practiceConclude with an evaluation of the changes in education due to technology advances.Provide 2-3 recommendations for teachers and stakeholders moving forward.Support your statements with evidence from the Required Studies and your own research. Cite and reference your sources in APA style.Click here for information on course rubrics.ReferencesCohen, S., & Brugar, K. (2013, April). I want that… flipping the classroom. Retrieved from Richardson, W. (2013, March). Students first, not stuff. Retrieved from ,-Not-Stuff.aspx ReadTaking Sides: Clashing Views on Educational Issues (Koonce, 2015)Unit 3 – 3.8: Is the Road to Virtual Schooling Smoothly Paved?YES: From the Three Rs to the Four Cs (Crossman, 2012/2015)NO: Lessons for Online Learning (Dillion & Tucker, 2011/2015)
Read the Case Study, J. Crew in 2014: Will Its Turnaround Strategy Improve Its Competitiveness? (Case #14) on page C-200 of your textbook. Complete a written Case Analysis of this company by using the required Case Study Format as described in your text on page CA1 through CA11. Ensure your Case Analysis is in APA format.Submit this assignment to your instructor via the dropbox “.”
This case focuses on strategic reasoning.The SEC charged Midisoft Corporation with overstating revenue in the amount of $458,000. The overstatement occurred because the company recorded sales for products that had been shipped but, at the time of shipment, the company had no reasonable expectation that they would he paid for the products. In the end, the company accepted most of the shipped product as sales returns.Apparently, Midisoft’s distribution agreements allowed the distributor the opportunity to return product to Midisoft for credit whenever the distributor believed the product was unable to he sold. In FY1994, the accounting personnel submitted a proposed allowance for future returns that was too low given the returns Midisoft received in early 1995. Furthermore, management knew the exact amount of returns affecting FY 1994 prior to the time when the independent auditors finished their 1994 audit. If Midisoft had accurately revised the allowance for sales returns, the amount of net revenue reported for FY 1994 would have been significantly reduced. Instead, management devised schemes to conceal the true amount of the returns, including preventing the auditors from examining the location where the returned goods were stored. Additionally, accounting personnel altered computer records to support a reduced level of returns.Imagine that you are the independent auditor of Midisoft. The audit plan specifies specific testing procedures to assess the fair representation of the “Sales and Allowances” and “Accounts Receivable” accounts. In terms of strategic reasoning and the details provided in the case, what would be your actions in at least one the following situations?
Each week throughout this course you will explore both sides of an environmental controversy. This week you look at the issue of science and politics. Review the background information. Then, using the References along with resources from your own research, write a 1-2 page response to the questions that follow. Remember to cite your sources using proper APA format.Background InformationToday there are many complaints over the politicization of science. Many people believe politics should not play a role in science, but once government funds science, the funding decisions become political. In most social institutions, disagreements are settled by debate. Science in contrast, uses experiments to prove or disprove theories. Science is testable, and is self-proving. If a better explanation for a phenomenon is found, it will replace other explanations. This is why careful distinctions must be made between Frontier Science, Consensus Science, and Junk Science.Many difficult controversies surround the environmental problems we face in the world today. Problems include: Air and water pollution, global warming, species and ecosystem biodiversity, energy, hazardous waste, population, and food supply issues. Politics control the financing of scientific research and development to help solve these issues. In politics passion wins over logic.Science is not politics and cannot be debated in the same way politics are. Mixing politics with science produces bad science. Government efforts to fund research interfere with the maintenance of high scientific standards. The current Congress consists of 535 members. Of these members, 7 (1.3%), are scientists, and 21 others are healthcare professionals.Use these references along with resources from your own research to help answer the questions that follow.QuestionsDo you feel that scientists should be cut out of the policy making process, particularly on environmental issues, when their research is proven and widely accepted and is being ignored and disputed? Politicians ultimately make the decisions, but shouldn\’t the scientists have a voice?Do you feel that lobbyists and special interest groups exert too great of an influence and act as an impediment to finding solutions to, and providing the funding for, research for the environmental problems we face?
Visit company websites such as Nestle, Pepsi, Johnson & Johnson, P&G, or similar global websites; review their product lines, locations in which they operate, and other pertinent information in respect to their global organization. Select one organization, and answer the questions below in a 2-3 page paper:International Human Resource Leadership practitioners assume a number of roles in international business which may be different than when operating in purely domestic organizations. When operating domestically, HRL is concerned with strategic challenges such as inclusion and diversity, recruiting the right talent, organizational performance, and helping both the line managers and top organizational management operate successfully. The goal is to create competitive organizations with happy employees who can in-turn perform better than others.Internationally, HRL is faced with more complex challenges such as the to recruiting, training and development. Therefore, international HRL must respond to additional complexities such as using domestic or host country employees, succession planning from home country or allow host country personnel to be promoted to corporate headquarter. In essence, when operating internationally, HRL practitioners must utilize a different