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Advert analysis - Adidas.
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The crucial need for improving air connectivity between Singapore and India and the developmental impact it will have on Singapore.
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Organizational Behaviors Lack of proper communication and feedback from leaders Prepared By Vinod Krishnan, ID # 90434 Western International University MGT 340/Organizational Behavior Instructor: GEORGE STRAGALAS III TABLE OF CONTENTS The Issue 1 Industry Context 1 Organization's Overview 4 Organization's Hierarchy Structure 5 Leadership Hierarchy Chart 6 American Express's current strategy in historical context 7 External Environment Assessment 8 Internal Environment Assessment 9 Strategy Evaluation 10 Recommendations 10 References 12 APPENDIX I 13 APPENDIX II 14 The Issue Different leaders have different leadership styles and different communication styles. The lengthy lateral hierarchy leadership structure of American Express makes it even more complicated for the employees to get proper communication and feedback from their top leaders. Decisions affecting the employees are taken at different hierarchy level and are not properly communicated to the affected employees. The lack of proper communication from the top leaders of the company and the individual departments to the employees of the company has been one of the reason for lesser job satisfaction and that in turn accounts for increased turnover and absenteeism and reduced productivity. An overview of American Express's history, coupled with a review of its organization hierarchy structure
The Corporate Social Responsibility Debate
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What does Shakespeare Have to say to us About the true Meaning of Love? In this piece of coursework I will be writing about what Shakespeare has to say about true love. Shakespeare does not really preach to us, he simply portrays people how they really are; this would help it along to look more realistic. Shakespeare leaves it to the audience to form their own opinions about the characters. Most writers in the time of this play when it came out aimed to tell people how to live their lives. Shakespeare does not say weather they are right or wrong but just portrays them. He doesn't tell people, he lets the people relate to the play and choose the right way to go, so, he presents people how they really are. Some characters can not get the idea of sex past their minds as it continuously comes up as a joke right from the start. This would be when; Sampson and Gregory are joking about what they would do to the Montague women, as they mix business with pleasure. Also to contribute with this point the nurse of Juliet jokes about what Juliet will get up to in bed. Her jokes are very similar to Mercutios jokes where he talks about "Queen Mab" who comes to Romeo and other men at night and makes them fall in love. The nurse and Mercutio have narrow dimensions about love, just little jokes about sex. Another character in this "love struck" play is Benvolio, as he goes on to say
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introduction to media industries
BTEC FIRST DIPLOMA IN MEDIA INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA INDUSTRIES (UNIT 1) TASK 1 TV director The job I would do in the future is a TV director. Director's job is to guide the actors, performers and technical staff (managing the placement of cameras, lighting elements, microphone and props) to understand the inventive understanding of the treatment. Directors work intimately among the producer and link with the editor in post-production. According to Skillset website, television Directors work across all genres, including news, sport, documentaries, current affairs, light entertainment, children's programmes, situation comedies, soaps or serial dramas, or one-off dramas. In order to do this job, I need to appreciate all sides of television production and post production processes, and be responsive of and value the contribution of all crew members to the creation of the final programme and must be aware of the technical staff. Skills needed in this particular job are: * Good communication skills * Imitative * Confidence * Enthusiasm and tenacity * Reliability and commitment * Knowledge of the industry and what is going on * Marketing and business skills * Financial skills * Ability to work well (safety) under pressure * Ability to meet deadlines * Ability to solve problems and think laterally * Willingness to work long hours * Computer
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HG 253 TOURISM IN SPAIN. (As a main host country). BY RUWANTHI PERERA. Introduction. Spain is a land of geographic and cultural diversity, and with a lot to offer. The Mediterranean beaches of the south and the northwest attract those sun lovers, but more and more tourists are discovering the fascinations of an old and beautiful Spain far from the beaches. There are an enormous variety of landscapes in Spain: forests, salt marshes, rocky bays, mountains, medieval cities, rivers and mountain ranges. (www.spaintour.com) Through out this essay I will be looking at the following themes respectively. P.S: Because Spain is a huge country which has lot of remote islands I will not be looking at tourism statistics specifically regarding these islands however, I will be referring to them on the following themes as 'examples' to illustrate certain points. > An overview of tourism in Spain in context of tourism in the Mediterranean and rest of the world. > Historical background of inbound tourism in Spain. * Franco era. * Development of Mass tourism and their motivations. * Coastal tourism. * Tourism statistics until 2000. > Reformation of tourism in Spain. * Reasons why and how? * Past approaches. * Current approaches. > Conclusion. * Nature/ quality of tourism during past few years, as a host country. * Future plans to improve their tourism. According to
