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    Steve Jobs’ Commencement Speech at Stanford University in 2005 is considered an extremely effective speech because of his use of rhetorical devices. Steve Jobs uses his background and upbringing to play upon his rhetorical approach. During his speech to the new graduates, he tells several life stories of love, loss, discovery, death, and adversity to encourage them as they continue on in their lives. He encourages them to pursue their dreams, and do what makes them happy, even if what makes you…

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    Former CEO and founder of Apple Inc., Steve Jobs was man of many talents and virtues. Although Steve Jobs was very honorable, there was a time in his life he failed to uphold a commitment. Initially he publicly denied that Lisa Brennan was his daughter. He kept denying this until he was fired from Apple. After being fired he brought his daughter back into his life and eventually got himself back as CEO of Apple. Similarly in both the “Wife of Bath’s tale” of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and Sir…

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    those moments, when we are influencing the future” (“Steve Jobs” BrainyQuote). Steve Jobs was an inventor that people will forever know and never forget. He was adopted by Paul and Clara, and eventually found his biological parents who had a daughter that they had kept. He later became good friends with his sister, and kept in touch with his biological parents(“Steven Jobs.” Newsmaker). From early on in his life, it was easily seen that Jobs had an eye for technology. He complained to his…

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    researches, the founder of the Apple company Steve Jobs had been listed as one of the successful icon as a leader. Jobs being ousted in the year of 1985 and returned as a legendary captain in the year 1996 by leading the company to a great achievement from bankruptcy in the industry (Lazonick, Mazzucato, & Tulum, 2013). Steve Jobs had been known as an abrasive and egoistic person with the autocratic and arrogant of management style (Allio, 2012). Jobs was fostered a culture of everyone sharing…

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    Persuasive speech outline Thesis: Steve Jobs is more than a cultural icon. He has improved the lives of others by making important contributions to society. Such as simplifying technology, saving the environment, and by making Apple’s products more efficient for its users. Attention Getter: Steve Jobs has changed the way people all over the world; communicates, interacts, and entertains. He has even changed the way we think. Credibility Material: Steve Jobs and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak…

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    In the commencement speech, Jobs used a narrative pattern with an introduction, three stories, and an end. In a short, succinct opening, Jobs set the stage for his talk, grabbed the audience’s attention and used self-deprecating humor by telling them he had never been to a graduation ceremony before. By starting with humor, he gave the audience a break from the more serious topic about life and their future and kept the audience enthusiastic for what he said next. The text of his speech told a…

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    trademark. The two companies fixed the dispute by settling in an agreement that Apple computer would use the logo for the use of computer associated item and not music related. The Beatles Company did the right thing in filing a lawsuit against Steve Jobs Computer Company. Job’s company did not ask for permission of the use apple logo and when the second lawsuit came to be they did not abide by the conditions.…

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    book is the book of Job, which is the story of a man who goes from living the good life, losing it all, and then getting it all back again. In the book of Job, In the Hebrew Bible, the author, uses imagery, symbolism, and irony to develop the theme of suffering of the righteous. Which means that the righteous suffer and are not immune to troubles and trials. Before digging into the Book of Job and its information it helps to understand a little bit about the book. The Book of Job is set…

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    Job satisfaction refers to the attributes and feelings individuals have about their work. Positive and favorable attitudes towards the job demonstrate job satisfaction. Negative and unfavorable attitudes towards the employment show job dissatisfaction. Job satisfaction is affected by environmental, individual and psychological factors. Factors that relate to the environment are communication and employee recognition, while those that relate to the individual are emotions, genetics and…

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    Job Satisfaction can simply be defined as the feelings people have about their job (Kamal & Hanif, 2009). It implies doing a job one enjoys well, and being rewarded for one’s effort. It further implies enthusiasm and happiness with one’s work since the attitudes and feelings indicate job satisfaction. A positive and favourable attitudes result in job satisfaction from the appraisal of one’s job experiences will be more co-operative and motivated while those who are dissatisfied will be inclined…

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