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    not just a better employee but a better asset to its company. Without it it’ll just create problems for the company later on in the future. One point that I believe is a strength of this book is the fact that De Kluyver states on whether its “the directors or Board and CEO of a public company owe their primarily fiduciary duty to its shareholders, as Bebchuk insist, or have considered the prerogatives of all the stakeholders, as Lipton Maintains”.(pg 27) I think that one shortcoming that the…

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    areas of the film. The director must mange his actors and crew in a way that everyone understands the vision and direction the film. The director in a sense, “owns” the process and is responsible for a well made film. A film is the manifestation of a personality, tone and feel of the director. Therefore, if a director must take on the responsibility of of the outcome of a film, so then should he/she be the central role, and person remembered for the film. For the director, being the central…

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    Movie Industy Case Study

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    different cultures and languages with internationalized content, often with known characters (e.g. Marvel heros) and special effects to increase the level of acceptance (Hitt, Ireland, Hoshisson, 2015). The challenges faced by the studios include managing and protecting content rights and royalties, fighting piracy, and controlling the increasing cost of talent (“Global Movie and Entertainment,”…

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    made it so appealing."Mr. Spielberg and the screen writer, Robert Rodat, have a way of taking characters and making them uncountably compelling" (Maslin).The trailer continues by an interesting mixture of both still and moving images. By perfectly managing every single element of cinematography, Spielberg portrays the true reality of the war, meanwhile letting the audience to experience the same cruel reality that each soldier had to face. At the end of the trailer we see a soldier standing…

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    for other people for years it just kind of seemed like a natural progression. What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field? There are limitless ways to prep yourself for whichever field you eventually choose. I fell into managing a restaurant and bar by chance more than by choice. I just happened to be at the right place at the right time. I went from bouncer, to bartender, to manager in a matter of months. Definitely do your homework. Get to know the ins and outs of…

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    MEGO Syndrome

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    sustainability requires financial leadership. Financial leadership may manifest itself in the Board of Directors (BOD) and the nonprofit organization’s Executive Director (ED). An Executive Director is hired by the Board of Directors and serves at its pleasure. While the Board retains ultimately responsibility for the organization, they delegate its operational responsibilities to the Executive Director. Thus the ED may be charged with a diverse range of responsibilities, such as…

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    Critical Competency Report

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    choice can significantly impact career success. When you find the right company to work for, the level of person=organization fit plays a huge role in overall job satisfaction and rapid career progression. As Dr. Corsun talked about his experience managing his restaurant in New York, the best way to manage is to “value what they [employees] value.” That is true when we learned about different companies that the guest speakers work for, and how they would be employers of choice. For smaller…

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    Impossible’ franchise recently celebrated its nineteenth birthday, making this franchise almost of legal drinking age, let that sink in. This franchise has been around for almost five more years than the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise, and yet it’s still managing to be just an incredulous and energetic as anything to ever come out of that franchise. I’m not at all dissing the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise, it just pumped out its seventh installment and still managed to thrill me to my very core, but…

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    and commentary upon the world, whether they are subtle or not depends on the film. Not every film produced is meant to follow this familiar structure and some have broken away from the normal to make a film that is close to those who create it. Directors that have made various films have been known to reiterate topics within their films, but be told through a different narrative and bring forth beliefs through their creation. Hayao Miyazaki’s films critique certain themes such as having strong…

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    Four Seasons Paris

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    Philosophy” Europe is different from North America, and Paris is very different. I did not say difficult. I said different. — A senior Four Seasons manager In 2002, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts was arguably the world’s leading operator of luxury hotels, managing 53 properties in 24 countries and delivering what observers called “consistently exceptional service.” For Four Seasons, that meant providing high-quality, truly personalized service to enable guests to maximize the value of their…

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