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    Welding Research Paper

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    trinkets, jewels, to weapons.” (A History of Welding). Welding is a profession that has been around since the dawn of the use of metals. The art of welding has changed the way we make things, and how we are able to build massive structures that stand taller than mountains. Well, this art form is called welding, and I believe it would suit me very well as a profession. Welding can trace its historic beginnings to ancient times. The earliest examples of welding come from the bronze age. Gold…

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    “Analyzing the Lincoln Electric Company to Determine its Organizational Culture” This essay uses the framework from chapter eight of the textbook to analyze the Lincoln Electric Company in determine its organizational culture. The first feature to be analyzed is the influence of the founders on the company from when it started until now. The second group of features to be analyzed at the Lincoln Electric Company includes its incentive management plan, its performance appraisal system, its…

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    of underwater welding? How mysterious and dangerous it is? Or even how it works? Underwater welding is a process just like any other welding but the difference is that this process is performed underwater. There are various things to know about underwater welding and these are the methods you can use, the risk and advantages, the metals that are used, and what is underwater welding used for in the real world. Although underwater welding is extremely dangerous,underwater welding is a useful…

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    The Lincoln Electric Company is an extremely successful company that primarily manufactures and sells arc-welding products. In order to understand that success, one must understand Lincoln’s unique organizational culture. Lincoln is a customer oriented company. They strive for customer satisfaction above everything, including the interest of the stockholders. They are aware that if the company draws customers, stockholders will naturally follow. Lincoln believes in delivering to its customers…

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    The largest manufacturer in the world of welding machines and electrodes, Lincoln Electric Company employs 2400 employees in two U.S. factories near Cleveland, and approximately 600 employees in three factories located in other countries. The company employs a field sales force of more than 200 persons. According to Arthur Sharplin (1989), Lincoln’s market share for arc welding equipment and supplies is more than 40 percent. James F. Lincoln became the general manager and vice president of the…

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    Welding Occupation

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    1. Welding is an occupation that is vital to our world. Almost everything metal around you has been welded. The cars we drive and a lot of things inside of the houses we live in have been welded together. Welding does not pay very good at the start but the better you get at it the more money comes in. Without welding we wouldn't have most of the tools or machinery that we use every day. 2.The responsibilities as a welder. You´ve got to keep your workspace clean, wear proper safety gear (OK…

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    Critical Analysis/Issue Paper During the spring semester of 2016 I volunteered with the Murray State University Rodeo Club. The rodeo club is dedicated to helping student athletes compete in rodeos while getting an education. The rodeo club raises money for scholarships, practice equipment, and puts on the annual rodeo at MSU every year. The rodeo club is also involved in community projects such as the Calloway County Santa Project, food and toy drives, and even puts on a fundraiser for St.…

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    Lincoln electric company 's culture is based on openess and trust, shared control and egalitatmrianism. However the company also has subcultures which are people-oriented ,outcome oriented, role modeling, customer service, and reward systems.These culture as well as the influence (beliefs,views towards employees) of the founder J. Lincoln is what contributes to the company 's sucess. Production workers receive merit pay, they are paid according to how many units they produce instead of hourly…

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    Electric Company based on Harvard case study by Arthur Sharplin. Lincoln Electric Company founded in 1895 by Lincoln brothers John C. and James F. has managed to run successfully for 120 years and become the wold 's largest manufacturer of welding equipment. While the world was in economic turmoil during the Second World War the company has managed to grow its sales and productivity to an extensive amount and its growth is continuing up to this date. The success has a lot to do with the…

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    Introduction The process of welding developed from Blacksmithing. In the 19th century, Edmund Davy discovered an impacting thing for the welding industry, which was the way we know welding is done now, with flames. To me the way that was used back then just seems like a waste of time, but as time flies by many things change by so much. There is many different types of welding method. Each welder may prefer a method over another. Search story Welding has been around for a long time, therefore it…

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