The Ingenuity Gap

(Guenther, 1). However, this was only one side of the definition. By being over -glamourized, the new woman seemed to have it all, but this was not the case. Even though the era of “the New Woman” was thought to be a time for beginning to bridge the gap of inequality, the influence of masculinity and patriarchy was still dominant and broke down the superficially of what seemed to be a rise in equality from the new women idea. Seen in the novel, Doris struggles to try and embrace the “new woman”…

The Cold War and Post-WWII Technology in Fahrenheit 451 The 1950s were a turning point in the postmodern era, marking not only a slew of achievements in human ingenuity, but also the beginning of a long duration of foreign tension rooting from World War II. As a result of this massive war, countries like the United States and Russia were left as superpowers of the world and had unresolved stress. This stress cultivated into an anxious standoff between two massive forces that was nearing complete…

The future of Southwest Airlines will continue on its voyage of innovation, growth and adaptability. Growing the company into the future means, “Leadership must determine clear goals while balancing the need for a formal structure against growth and adaptation” (Steagall, 2016). The original problem the leaders of Southwest saw was, airline travel was slow, expensive and full of features that most people did not really want or care about. Guess what, that problem still rings true today and…

Stories begin without us knowing, and they never end when we think they have. There’s a misconception that moments stop, but that’s impossible. Right now is connected to ten years ago, but it’s also attached to a million futures, no definitive length only indefinite time. So in every moment we begin again, continuing to mold our stories. Just another once upon a time. Learning is so much more than school to me. The typical system of education has little value in my eyes. We grow from reading…

Currently there are four to five generations in today’s workforce, the eldest who are slowly all but retired to the 20-something fresh out of college graduates. This wide range of age and experience can pose challenges as values, work ethic, and expectations differ. This issue not only touches the nursing world but also most industries today. This paper will introduce these generations, explain and identify some of their vast characteristics, list a couple of simple successes in collaborating…

Chinese culture is more towards stimulating innovations and emphasizing new ideas. It is flexible and more acting than reacting on changes occurring inside and outside of business. While cultures with very high uncertainty avoidance demonstrate their emotions in such a way that everything which is different becomes dangerous for them. They often resist in changes and worry about their future. In china obedience to laws and rules may be flexible to suit the actual situation and simplicity is a…

A group of teenagers are starting high school the next day, and they are nervous they won’t fit in. They consult an older sibling, and he replies, and assuages their fears, by saying that they should drink a couple of beers before school; after all, that;s the cool thing to do. The fourteen year olds listen to the eighteen year old big brother, and they start their high school career with high hopes, fantastic dreams, and horrible hangovers. Flash forward to junior year, AP Exams are coming up…

Johnson needed to be a transformational leader, who led his team by example. He needed to foster inclusion, and developed trustworthy relationship. Similarly, Johnson needed to understand the culture of the organization, the values the company stood for. The first thing Johnson needed to do was to move to Dallas and become immerse in the culture and learn about the company, how they connected with clients, what was their mission, vision, and strategy. When he chose to use a private jet, he sent…

Water has had a deep association with humans and the cities that they build. Ancient civilizations developed along major rivers, and their cities were manifestations of the relationship of the people’s lives and the part that water played in it. Rivers, canals, waterways were the dynamic components of the cities. The Tigris, Euphrates and Niles are among a few rivers that have earned legendary status, not simply for their size and power, but because their waters link our present with ancient…

down the progress of the ones most in need. Soon enough, the harsh reality soon showed itself to the American public. Reagan said in a 1981 speech, “We've gone astray from first principles. We've lost sight of the rule that individual freedom and ingenuity are at the very core of everything that we've accomplished. Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives” (Reagan…