“More Than a Feeling” by Boston is an example of blending blues-rock with progressive rock. How does the instrumentation add to the ebb and flow of the song? Where do you believe the “hook” of the song begins? Elaborate.
“Models and Structuring” Please respond to the following:
Answer must be in APA format.
No plaigarism
“More emphasis should be placed on the external supply of employees for meeting future needs because these employees bring new blood into the organization. This results in more innovative and creative idea.” Do you agree with this statements? Explain your opinion.
I totally agree with this statement. Employees recruiting from external sources will bemore creative and innovative for meeting the future requirements of the organisation. Theyprovide cross…
“MOAC 70-646: Windows Server 2008 Administrator Lab 3: Deploying Active Directory 4. In Exercise 5, how many domain trees are in your Active Directory namespace after you create the new domain (not counting the other student computers in the classroom)? How many forests?”
“Monitoring Observed Policy Outcomes” Please respond to the following:
Please use APA required format to include in text citations
“Mistakes in content, no matter how small, convey carelessness.”
In business communication, and
business in general, careless mistakes can be extremely costly to an organization. In fact, several businesses have lost millions of dollars due to proofreading, spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors in documents (see the link below). In addition, customers and stakeholders may make business decisions (to buy or not to buy, etc.) based on small or minor errors in marketing materials or business documents.
In this digital age of rapid communication, how can you justify the time it takes to stop and revise a message? Have you made business decisions based on a company’s mistake?
Module 5 Discussion Question
Search “scholar.google.com” or your textbook. Discuss what role end-users typically play in incident reporting? Should end users be encouraged to report suspicious occurrences? If so, why; if not, why not. What factors typically influence the end-user decision to report (or not report) a potential incident?
Type your responses with proper headings in a word document 300 word.
APA format and Cited References
Zero Plagiarism Please
Book name : Wells, April; Walker, Timothy; Walker, Charlyne; Abarca, David. Disaster Recovery Principles and Practices. (2007). Pearson Prentice Hall. ISBN: 978-0-13-171127-3.
Module Overview:
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “unethical”?
According to Webster, unethical means “unwilling to adhere to proper rules of a profession or lacking in moral principles” (“Unethical,” 2011). Nowhere do you see the word “illegal” in the definition. That means that something could be unethical but not illegal.
For example, your friend calls you up in panic because she just got fired from work. She and a few colleagues were planning to go out for St. Patrick’s Day and wore green shirts to work. The company didn’t like it, and even though it was explained that no one was protesting against the company, the company fired all eight people wearing green shirts.
This module introduces you to the legal and ethical principles necessary for a successful business enterprise. You will explore the juxtaposition of freedom versus responsibility and examine an ethical-decision-making “toolkit” developed for business leaders. Unethical. (2011). Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary. Retrieved from http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unethical
Module Readings and Assignment:
Complete the following readings early in the module:
Instructions
Assignment: Ethical Foundations
Tasks:
Submission Details:
Turned-in on time, Grading criteria followed All assignment qualifications addressed correctly, Grading Criteria followed, Include Question followed by the answer Reference Page Included Cover page Included, Paragraphs Indented, Running-head included, main heading should be centered; all new paragraphs should be indented; paper should be right ragged, not right justified; references, should always go on a standalone page. abstracts are not usually indented; acronyms should be spelled out when using them for the first time, for example HR. references as listed are APA standard. When you submit your papers through turnitin.com, your overall similarity index score should not be exceedingly high, with ten to fifteen percent being the maximum, Please make sure your APA formatting of citations. I have provided the APA resource cite for you. https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01, Please work on using literature within the span of the last 5 years, keep in mind there should not be any one, two, or three sentence paragraphs.
As to your writing: I reviewed your work against the GRADING RUBIC. Be sure that ALL opinions are backed up with the experts. Research academic articles in the library. Have stronger ties to your textbook. I want to see you use the weekly theories and concepts in each assignment. Watching writing. You need to have strong intro, body, conclusion not only for your paper but for each paragraph. Watch mechanics!!
Continue to be mindful that EVERY opinion needs to be backed up. This is how you justify your stance. When you state an opinion bring in academic scholarly peer reviewed articles to back it up (citing both in-text and at end of work. what strategies did they not choose and why… why were they not a good fit. A robust analysis looks at strength, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in their strategic analysis. Back up your opinions on strategy with readings and research to add strength to your CONTENT I suggest that you could go deeper in your research here. Also, have stronger ties to textbook theories and concepts showing you can apply to real world scenarios.
Assignment Grading Criteria & Maximum Points:
Effectively analyzed and then reported the findings relative to the assigned topic. 24pts.
Articulated key points in a clear, logical, and professional manner, with supporting evidence wherever required; actively contributed to the discussion by providing points of view with a rationale, challenging points of the discussion, or drawing relationships between points of the discussion. 12pts.
Wrote in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrated ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of sources; displayed accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation. 4pts.
Total: 40pts.
Module 3 White Collar Crimes vs. Street Crime
Vanessa P Martinez,
Scholars and the general public differ intellectually, ideologically, and politically in their definitions and views of crime, and a significant aspect of American society is its heavy emphasis on economic success. In this context, the pressure to succeed and to keep corporate profits up drives many to commit white-collar crimes. Moreover, white-collar crimes are often dismissed as just another shrewd business practice by an ambitious executive in order to keep ahead of competitors. In contrast, many individuals have been victims of street crimes or know such victims. The results of a direct physical assault or a burglarized home are relatively easy to observe. What is your opinion on the subject? Make sure to cite your sources (use Miller as one of your sources) AND respond to at least one classmate with substantive “discussion”.
Abstract taken from; Is Street Crime More Serious Than White-Collar Crime? (From Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Crime and Criminology, Fifth Edition, P 52-78, 1998, Richard C. Monk, ed. — See NCJ-183062)
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