Marshall Plan

understand. The vocabularies in this memo usually have one meaning. For instance, on the first point of “What will they do,” it directly indicates that they will reduce Mildred Street from a 5 to 3 roadway. This makes readers not confused of what their plan is. Another design works for this memo is the pictures at the end of the memo. It helps readers to see what they are trying to do in the future. By sharing the picture, the supporters will not make a different image of what the street…

Career Objective Having achieved a high level of competency as an accomplished professional, I am actively pursuing a challenging career opportunity as a Projects Officer at the Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS), where I can utilise my qualifications and extensive expertise in various analogous positions such as Project Engineer and Projects Officer spanning 10 years. Leading by example and achieving exceptional results aligned with business objectives, I have demonstrated advanced…

3. Design an incident response plan for your home computer if there is a fire exploring actions taken before, during and after the incident (see page 85 in book for a hint). An incident response plan is a list of instructions or guidelines that prepares the user what to in case there is an attack or security breach. An attack may be anything from a virus attack, power failure, fire, burst water pipe, to an ISP failure. The best solution would be to handle the situation in which the least…

When working on important project, whether it be how to write a paper or how to construct a building, it is important to plan ahead and lay out a blueprint in order to have a sense of direction as to where one should be heading in a middle of the project. Group effort and diverse thinking is crucial in the process of creating the roadmap; narrow mindedness within a group will only facilitate thinking of one option, whether good or bad, as confirmation bias only encourages a decision to be made,…

In the event of a crisis, do you already have a plan? Have you shared this plan with your staff? Do you periodically execute your plan to ensure familiarity amongst your employees? Think Fast, Work Smart and Make Informed Decisions Have you ever wondered how first responders are able to calmly and effectively deal with crises? When they are not amidst a crisis, they are getting ready for one. If a crisis occurs at your place of business, you could essentially be the first responder. Some…

Techfite wants to be actively involved in the community they reside in and by doing so, they acknowledge and understand the society and environmental needs surrounding them. And because Techfite holds great pride in helping the community, making a plan to aid the rebuilding of Dellburg aligns with the company’s business ethics as well. The city of Dellburg is excited for new employment opportunities and is welcoming change; Techfite working with the community brings benefits such as employee…

Goal 1: Sobonist will comply with the treatment recommendations of his providers. • Sobonist was in a pleasant mood when the QP met with him for a session. • Sobonist commented, “yes once I get this paper meaning diploma”, but right now I am going to focus on getting my GED. • Sobonist denied getting into any fights or altercations with any of his peers. • Sobonist stated, “I would not kill myself.” • Sobonist shared, “I have too many people in my business plus my momma is all the support I…

where we are going. Those two periods make up the rest of our lives, although there is no finite time for one to end and the other to begin. There is often little talk of what we are going to do to get there, wherever “there” might be. So people make plans. They begin to think about how they want their life to look like, then they form goals. Goals represent the finish line. You can talk about being there as much as you want but, if you do not take the necessary steps, you will be at a stand…

Is Success A Goal or a Wish? I came across a quote, recently, and it stated, “A goal without a plan is a wish.” As we approach the close of 2015, it was a reminder to ask myself questions about the goals I set back in 2014. Did I take steps towards those goals in 2015? Did the goals really have a plan to support them? Did I get the results I was looking for? If not, they were likely a wish and not a goal. In business or even personally, the difference between a wish and a goal is that…

This plan relies very heavily on the use of technology, without which I believe I could still make this plan work, although it would look very different and potentially not be as fluid. Through the use of Schoology.com, I am able to provide students with all of the information and materials from class digitally…