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    death of his son, the boss still finds it extremely hard to move on. When he looks at a picture of his son, the narrator says, “Although over six years had passed away, the boss never thought of the boy except as lying unchanged, unblemished in his uniform, asleep forever,” indicating that the boss still thinks of his son as alive, but is just sleeping forever. He told himself, and even others, that he would never be able to get over the loss of his son. Nothing, not…

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    friends versus boss. This can also be explained as impression management. As an individual we alter our identities in order to control what others…

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    bosses, workers, and jobs, the Van Fleet’s include stories of these experiences people sent to them that they went through. So how do people deal with bad bosses, bad workers, and bad jobs? One of the worst jobs can be when there is a terrible boss.…

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    Is Nothing Private

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    Analysis of the Case of “Is Nothing Private” (Pfeiffer & Forsberg, p. 112) Introduction The case arose from the boss offering a new assignment to an employee for their advanced advertising and computer skills. The new assignment was for a new account that is a profitable weight loss brand, “complete with its own food supplements, diet aids, and medical advisory board for users” (Pfeiffer & Forsberg, p. 112). The President of the company decided on a plan to gain national awareness to the brand…

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    one way or another. This short story starts with old Mr Woodifield described as retired and feeble. However the Boss, 5 years older than Mr Woodifield, seems far more energetic and stable at the beginning. The Boss boasts his office complacently by presenting his new decorated furniture. He and Mr Woodifield have memories of their lost sons in World War 1. The story continues with the Boss left alone in his office desperately trying to weep. He cannot express his feelings and fails to cry. After…

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    Junior Bookkeeper

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    answers all the questions of the clients and our boss in a 24-hour window. Basically, our job is to do the books of the clients including and not limited to paying their bills, running their payroll, etc. and at the same time meet their and our boss’ over the top and sometimes impossible demands.…

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    The Bonanno Crime Family

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    between the two rival criminals in New York, the Castellammarese Clan was hijacking liquor shipments from Giuseppe “Joe the Boss”(Editors, 2015) Masseria the boss Genovese Crime Family (members of…

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    current boss, in view of an analysis of some working relationships from the past. The concept is that how much we may see our current issues with the boss as the result of a very specific problem, such as a personality clash, the reality is that it may be the result of a longer-term behavioral trend. In fact, we often repeat some of the same types of behaviors when dealing with various bosses throughout our working life. Identifying the underlying pattern to your way of dealing with your boss…

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    1. What is the theory of utilitarianism? How is it used by Boss as an ethical theory? Utilitarianism is a consequentialist theory. It states that the “consequences of our actions are more important than our intentions” (Boss, 2014, p. 234). In other words, an action is right or wrong depending on the outcome of that action. It is concerned with the greatest happiness for the greatest number. According to utilitarians, the desire to achieve happiness is self-evident and universal. They believe…

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    dental lab, my boss had to make a short trip to his country. At that time, we were working on an important case doing an extended porcelain fused to metal dental bridge. He requested me to build with precaution the structure, by the time he will back the metal structure will be ready to be sent to de dental office. When I was polish and finish the metal frame, it felt and broken when hit with the floor. Despite it was a situation that can happen to any dental technician even my boss, my big…

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