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    Personal Arenas

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    Personal Arenas and Differentiators • What type of work do I want to do? I want to be a CEO in NGO like Unicef ,then I want to establish my own company that it will help as much as people. To address issues that impacts people's life and be an advocate for civil rights and human equality. • What leisure activities do I like? I want to live within walking distance of my home . I like to walk from my home to the city centre to get my essential. Walking paved paths and sidewalks. I also like…

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    organisation that cares about their employees. Blockbuster stores are usually small, depending on the location, suburbs. A former member (Mr X) from Blockbuster (located in his local area) describes his working experience there as inspiring, and enjoyable. This individual worked there for almost four years until its final closing down. Even though it was only a part-time job, which involved working mostly on Saturdays from 12pm to…

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    Motivation is related to satisfaction. Satisfaction refers to the contentment experience of an individual, which he derives out of need fulfillment. Thus, satisfaction is a consequence of rewards and punishments associated with past experiences. It provides means to analyze outcomes already experienced by the individual. Motivation to teach refers to one’s feelings about the teaching profession. Some factors are: desire to work with young people, feel stimulated to teach others, and feel…

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    Coles did an excellent job supporting and proving his ideas by citing historical facts as well as providing strong testimony from a participant with an accurate personal knowledge of the subject. One example of Coles subtly using a historical fact to support and to intensify the realities he was writing about was when he wrote, “John was particularly moved by his mother’s insistence that his generation was the first…

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    My New Choice Of Career

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    Growing up in an educational environment full of experience has greatly shaped my choice of career. I have narrowed down to a carrier path that will, at last, fulfill my childhood dream of assisting the helpless. How I Made My Choice on Career To arrive at my new choice of career, I first developed an interest in the working in a stable environment which will be connected to my ten-year experience in the health care industry. Secondly I weighed my personal skill to see whether they were…

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    Culture Differences Paper

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    Culture Differences Culture can be defined as a set of values, traditions, or beliefs that a group of people shares and follows, which is mainly caused by different generations, education levels, personal background, and ethnicity (Mayhew, 2015). Generations Culture differences can be attributable to employees’ generations. Baby boomers, Generation X, and Generation Y may work together in a diverse workplace. The differences of employees’ generation distinguish how they behave and perceive…

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    avoid conflict with others. This is why someone who scored high in agreeableness can cause a challenge in the chapter of “Managing Conflict”. The entire chapter about managing conflict contradicts this…

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    contributions he made at POWCO, Inc. although her counterpart, Nigel Graham, was skeptical of her decision. When Smith and Graham conversed about the recommendation they had each made, Smith seemed to get defensive by implying that Graham must not agree with her because of Pearson’s race. Her unprofessional decision to make this assumption made Graham question how personal this decision had become for her. Smith seemed overwhelmed with the decision that she was faced with and seemed as if…

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    Martin suggests that personal ideals play a key role in how we choose our profession, how we identify a specialization within that profession, the role within that profession that we choose to emphasize, the specific job choice w e make, and the personal style we exhibit in doing our job. In thinking about your current role, do Martin's ideas reflect your own experience of the influence of personal ideals? Personalize Ideals as mentioned in Meaningful Work, is the reason why I choose the…

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    JA Assignment

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    consists of job duties, the behaviours necessary to perform these behaviours and the development of hypotheses from this information about the necessary characteristics for these behaviours, (Cascio & Aguinis, 2013). From the data produced by JA it is essential to the produce a job description and a person specification in order to utilise this information for the purpose of developing a selection program. The task requirements (i.e. essential duties), the characteristics of the job (i.e.…

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