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Identify areas where team coordination might be a problem and communication difficulties could occur.

Assume you are the leader of a global team that is charged with developing a market plan for a new breakfast cereal. Select a country in South America or Asia, and assume that 8 members of the 12-member team are in that country. Search the internet for information about the culture of that country that will help you avoid communication problems with the other team members. Consider geography, national holidays, language, customs, and history. Identify areas where team coordination might be a problem and communication difficulties could occur.

Describe “ Trends in Corporate Sustainability Reporting”.

The term paper for this course requires you to do the following: 1. Do a thorough online search for a Journal article that addresses “ Trends in Corporate Sustainability Reporting”. Your paper can focus on a specific country such as the United States, United Kingdom, the European Union, the Developing Countries, Japan, or specific industries such as gas and oil, pharmaceuticals, or specific companies such as Johnson and Johnson, General Electric, Boeing, Ford Motor company, etc. This topic may be covered under different references such as environmental reporting, corporate social responsibility, carbon disclosures, Greenhouse gases, etc. There are also International and National organizations that research on and monitor activities under any one of these titles, for example, the World Bank, the Unites States the Environment Protection Agency, the International Standards Organization. 2. You can also use the annual corporate financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commision. 3. The Librarian assigned to the College of Business can assist you in your search. 2. Write a 750-1000 word summary of the article you have identified. 3. The format of your paper should be as follows: a) Cover page: i) Your Name , Course title, Semester and year ii) Title of the article you have reviewed iii) The author (s) full names and their affiliation iv) Name of the Journal, Place and Date of publication Written Report (in your own words. No more than one third of your report should consist of quoted materials. Font Size 12 with 1” margins). The following subheadings or paragraphs should be used: i) Introduction ii) Problem being investigated iii) Method of investigation iv) findings v) conclusions NOTE: You will be penalized (heavy) if your written report does not adhere to the format given

Describe the details of your society and the reasoning behind your decisions.

For your final paper, you will need to use all of the critical thinking skills you have learned to design a new society. Assume you have a basic infrastructure already in place so you don’t have to worry about things like electricity, running water, roads, etc. Keeping in mind all of the things that we have learned and discussed this semester, what would your society be like? What rules and laws would you have? Why should anyone join your society? What problems might your society face and why are those problems preferable to the ones we face today? Your paper should describe the details of your society and the reasoning behind your decisions. Some things you might want to think about: Type of government Laws Social structure Would you want to model your society after pieces of other existing societies or do you have new ideas that have never been tried before? Realistically, what kinds of problems would your society have to face with these decisions? (Remember, no society is ever perfect.) While all of your ideas are undoubtedly going to be interesting, what you should focus on most is explaining why you have made the choices you made. Keep in mind that the purpose of this assignment is to showcase the critical thinking skills that you have learned throughout this course. Providing a list of laws and descriptions of the various aspects of your society in and of itself does not demonstrate that you have learned to be a strong critical thinker. Focus on the why instead of the what. As you begin writing the drafts of your paper, many of you will find that you can easily fill 7-10 pages without getting into much detail about the reasoning behind your decisions. Make sure you avoid this pitfall. Again, a paper full of ideas and descriptions without a focus on demonstrating the critical thinking skills you have learned will not earn a high grade. If you find yourself with too many ideas and not enough space, try selecting the few most important aspects of your new society and focus your paper on explaining your reasoning behind those ideas. Use the information from your text book. Be sure to cite the text book and several other scholarly sources. One way to incorporate material from the text would be to explain one of the critical thinking or decision making processes you read about, followed by a description of how you used that process to make a decision about an important aspect of your society. Another example of how you can incorporate the course material into your paper would be to describe a concept from the book (like a fallacy, for example) and explain how one of the laws you created would be put in place in order to avoid the consequences of that particular concept. You could then follow that up with your rationale behind how that law would accomplish that particular goal.
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Discuss the “Politics of Pork”. Consider what you would do if you were a member of Congress.

Chapter seven covers the legislative branch (Congress) and your readings discuss the “Politics of Pork”. Consider what you would do if you were a member of Congress. How would you balance the desires of your constituents to deliver benefits to the district (delegate representation) and national needs of fiscal responsibility and the collective good (trustee representation)? Additional Readings: Cohn, Jonathan. (1998). “Roll out the Barrel: The Case Against the Case Against Pork”. The New Republic. April 1998. Flake, Jeff. (2006). “Earmarked Men”. The New York Times. February 2006. Paige, Sean. (1999). “Rolling out the Pork Barrel”. Insight on the News. January 1999. *These readings were obtained from “Faultlines: Debating Issues in American Politics- 2nd edition” (2007); Edited by: Canon, Coleman and Mayer.

Highlight sections of the article that make the connections clear.

The chapter will be attached. Find an article that can be related to the concepts that are discussed in the chapter. Highlighting how it connects to the material in the assigned chapter. Also provide a document that makes the connections clear. Feel free to make notes and highlight sections of the article that make the connections clear. In essence what you are providing are study aids.The rationale for choosing the articles that was used, plus a description of the concepts that are involved. Please write the details for the powerpoint slides below the same slide box to speak it out.

summarizes the article andtell us why this article is important to a human resource manager, why the article is important to both the employer and to the employee .

please i want you to read carefully the the article that i upload, and then answer the questions. please write easy language and do not use sophisticated sentences. CITE ANY THINGS YOU USE FROM THE ARTICLE, AND PUT THE SOURCE IN THE REFERENCE PAGE.
# THE PAPER SHOULD COVER:that 1) summarizes the article and 2) tell us why this article is important to a human resource manager, why the article is important to both the employer and to the employee

Describe, analyze, and compare their experiences in the colonial era – plus the early and/or revolutionary eras, if applicable.

Choose one of the following topics
Essay 1 – 150 points on colonial America. The Chesapeake region, New England, and the Middle Colonies showed great diversity in colonial America. For this essay, write about two (2) of these regions. You should describe, explain, and analyze the following categories. Make sure to account for both the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
• Push and pull factors that led the colonists to those regions
• The relationship between their economy and society
• Characteristics that defined their culture (including religion)
• Their relationship with slaves (especially in the Chesapeake) and/or the Native
people (esp. in New England)
Suggested sources:
• Daniels, Coming to America, Chapters 1-5
• Kolchin, American Slavery, Chapters 1-2
• Readings2,3,4,5,6,7,8,and9
• Slideshows 2 & 3

Essay 2 – 150 points on groups of people. Choose any two (2) groups for this essay.
• Native Americans
• Indentured servants
• African slaves
• Planters in Virginia
• Puritans in New England
• Non-English immigrants from Europe
Describe, analyze, and compare their experiences in the colonial era – plus the early and/or revolutionary eras, if applicable. Here are the kinds of questions that you should consider. Where did they live? How did they adjust to the geography of where they lived? How did they work? Where was their place in the society that they lived in? How did they interact with other groups in this society? In which ways did they shape this society? What were the challenges that they faced? What was their identity?
Suggested sources:
• Your sources will depend on the groups that you choose. Whichever the case,
comb through the slideshows and check out potential illustrations, ads, and links (maps, charts, video clips, etc.) Use these sources for general information as well as in-depth analysis.
• The two textbooks provide a great deal of information about most of the groups above. The Daniels book, for example, is important on indentured servants and other European immigrants. The Kolchin book is essential on African
slaves. (Reading #1, of course, is important for writing about Native Americans.) You’d probably use one or both books for this essay. But beware of over- reliance on them at the exclusion of non-textbook sources. The bottom line is that you should aim to utilize a variety of sources.
Essay 3 – 150 points on diversity in early and colonial America. Diversity is commonly heard concept, but is not always well explained or articulated. In this essay, conceptualize, explain, and analyze this concept in early and colonial American history. You should offer at least three categories of diversity, and explain and analyze them in depth. This topic is more wide open in scope, and I recommend that you see or email me if you’re interested in writing it. Let me know of your plans to shape and organize this essay, and I’d be happy to offer feedback.

Discuss benefits International Compensation.

please follow the Instructions on upload files, and do not use high level words. If you need anything from the book feel very to email me back.
I will upload topic from the book, and please use the book as reference.
I will present on the same topic International Compensation (Benefits), please keep the power points clear and useful.
please keep your writing style as the order before ID: 67469604, because the instructor will recognize the different.
Course text:
Groschl, S., Dowl
ing, P.J., Festing, M., & Engle Sr, A. D. (2009).
International Human
Resource Management

Describe, analyze, and compare their experiences in the colonial era – plus the early and/or revolutionary eras, if applicable.

OPTION 1
Choose one of the following topics
Essay 1 – 150 points on colonial America. The Chesapeake region, New England, and the Middle Colonies showed great diversity in colonial America. For this essay, write about two (2) of these regions. You should describe, explain, and analyze the following categories. Make sure to account for both the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
• Push and pull factors that led the colonists to those regions
• The relationship between their economy and society
• Characteristics that defined their culture (including religion)
• Their relationship with slaves (especially in the Chesapeake) and/or the Native
people (esp. in New England)
Suggested sources:
• Daniels, Coming to America, Chapters 1-5
• Kolchin, American Slavery, Chapters 1-2
• Readings2,3,4,5,6,7,8,and9
• Slideshows 2 & 3

Essay 2 – 150 points on groups of people. Choose any two (2) groups for this essay.
• Native Americans
• Indentured servants
• African slaves
• Planters in Virginia
• Puritans in New England
• Non-English immigrants from Europe
Describe, analyze, and compare their experiences in the colonial era – plus the early and/or revolutionary eras, if applicable. Here are the kinds of questions that you should consider. Where did they live? How did they adjust to the geography of where they lived? How did they work? Where was their place in the society that they lived in? How did they interact with other groups in this society? In which ways did they shape this society? What were the challenges that they faced? What was their identity?
Suggested sources:
• Your sources will depend on the groups that you choose. Whichever the case,
comb through the slideshows and check out potential illustrations, ads, and links (maps, charts, video clips, etc.) Use these sources for general information as well as in-depth analysis.
• The two textbooks provide a great deal of information about most of the groups above. The Daniels book, for example, is important on indentured servants and other European immigrants. The Kolchin book is essential on African
slaves. (Reading #1, of course, is important for writing about Native Americans.) You’d probably use one or both books for this essay. But beware of over- reliance on them at the exclusion of non-textbook sources. The bottom line is that you should aim to utilize a variety of sources.
Essay 3 – 150 points on diversity in early and colonial America. Diversity is commonly heard concept, but is not always well explained or articulated. In this essay, conceptualize, explain, and analyze this concept in early and colonial American history. You should offer at least three categories of diversity, and explain and analyze them in depth. This topic is more wide open in scope, and I recommend that you see or email me if you’re interested in writing it. Let me know of your plans to shape and organize this essay, and I’d be happy to offer feedback.