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    These strategies include, effective communication, hiring of a diverse workforce, hiring appropriately skilled people, and finally offering development and training programs. Whether verbal or non-verbal, Proper communication can bring about an employees acceptance of the vision, values, and polices of a company. Failure to establish healthy communication can lead to poor work culture. Diversity within the work force is an important factor because a diverse population within an organization is good, giving an employee a sense of fewer barriers and more opportunities for personal growth. Employment of skilled workers to an organization leads to retention; by bring the right fit into an organization bringing about loyalty and greater efforts on the part of employees. “Fit implies compatibility between people and organizations. Additionally, assessing the way the employee will fit in the job with the team and within the organization is fundamental. (Clouter, Felusiak, Hill, Pemberton-Jones, pg.123…

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    Pope Francis Analysis

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    Francis and Naomi Klein discuss the topic in great detail, but take different approaches in convincing their readers. Klein seems to evokes a great deal of negativity in her book, to the point where it questions the reader’s own actions and almost makes them feel that they are partially to blame for the current state of Earth. Pope Francis on the other hand takes a more kind approach where he still discusses the negative impact humans are having on Earth, but he claims that we can save it, and…

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    When Life Gives HOPE! Everyone who has their dream has found their hope from factors they felt. Junior, a boy in The Absolute True Diary of a Part-Time Indian had experienced several factor shaping worldviews, but in the end even though some of his Spokane Tribe resented him for leaving, and he lost some people he truly cared about, he was about to find hope through the love and struggles he had come upon. Family support, race, education and friendship can contribute whether or not people can…

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    On May 25, 2016, the Manager met with YCWA General Manager Curt Aikens to discuss finalizing the Power Enhancement Agreement. Consistent with the previous meeting with the YCWA POD Committee, the Agency does not wish to explore the splitting of Gross Revenue and is citing several factors as the cause. The first is the 1990 Agreement that created the groundwork for the 2016 Agreement. The second, and perhaps most critical to each of our interests, is the growing prospect of other entities…

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    Mercado, Patricia Denise P. BSND 3-1N Nutrition Impacts of Food Processing ¥ Many consumers rely on packaged and processed foods for convenience and speed Ð Lose control over what foods contain Ð Food processing involves trade-offs ¥ Makes food safer, or gives food a longer useable lifetime, or cuts preparation time ¥ At cost of some vitamin and mineral losses ¥ Most forms of processing aim to extend the usable life of a food Ð To preserve a food, a process must prevent three kinds of events ¥…

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    2.3 Gender Based violence in Tanzania factor and impacts A recent review of ‘gender studies carried in 36 countries around the world has indicated that gender based violence is prevalent and 60% of women have been exposed or experienced violence perpetrated by a partner or family member’ (Craine et al. 1988). Gender Based Violence (GBV) is a reality that is part of many women in Tanzania who are intersectionaly bound by collective societal norms and taboos that gives men privilege over…

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    It is a common believe that mass extinction on our planet arose as a result of excessive warming and a deep acidification of the oceans. The asteroid theory states that the asteroid impact might have led to vaporization killing dinosaurs on the way. Dr. Keller’s hypothesis states that volcanic activity created a cascade effect that ended up in the extinction of these animals. Either way, experts commonly agree that dinosaurs could not survive in very hot environments. But how did extinction…

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    World History Impact of Geographical Factors on the Greek and the Roman Empire Geography can be considered as one of the integral parts of the development of the Greek civilization. Notably, the geographical factors had a significant effect on the Greek social, political, and economic growth. One of the principal reasons why the Greece was majorly dominated by tiny states and some other independent towns as opposed to being dominated by one all-powerful king was the geographical status. The…

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    Chicxulb Asteroids

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    dinosaurs that claimed their place in the sun” (Alexander 2). The asteroid also caused other chaotic events when it struck the surface of our blue and green planet. As said by Reynolds, “The consequences for everything in the region were terrible, and a years-long nuclear winter kicked dust into the atmosphere, ignited global fires, and played havoc with life on Earth” (Reynolds 1). The asteroid was hurtling towards Earth at around 40,000 miles per hour (a little bit faster than the usual speed…

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    within this research, the main focus will be not be on the factual cause of the extinction, but rather the circumstances, how one could play into the other; could have led to their extinction. This research will provide, compare and contrasts the theories of dinosaur ex-tinction during the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary. The postulated and most plausible causes, presented to date, although, likely, skeptical and subjective at the same time, all play a vital role in the determining factor for the…

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