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    George Pelecanos’s The Turnaround Analysis George Pelecanos is a native of Washington, D.C. and a best -selling author of eighteen novels. Pelecanos is also known for the HBO series The Wire and received an Emmy nomination as a writer and producer for the series. The Turnaround takes place in July 1972 in a neighborhood called Heathrow Heights. Heathrow is an all-black community with people who are proud of their history. The story is about a violent racial act that happens thirty-five years ago at Heathrow that has the individuals involved reliving the incident. The Turnaround tells of tragedy with the loss of loved ones and the understanding of how to find peace in a time of war. Growing relationships with fathers and sons. Marcy in the search for the truth to end the hurt. One survivor runs into another by chance at Walter Reed Medical Hospital…

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    Turnaround Principal

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    Mitchell so successful. I have only known him for one and a half years, but I think I have gotten a good understanding of who he is and what he can do professionally. Most of my teaching career has been in turnaround schools, so I am very familiar of what it takes to be a turnaround teacher. However, my role as a turnaround principal has only just begun and I wanted to gain insight from someone who had been successful in this position before to educate me on things I may not know or even…

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    General Motors Turnaround

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    6. The turnaround post the bankruptcy and suggestions General motors had faced the issue in 2008 because of the downturn in its sale and went on for bankruptcy. Company had made turnaround since then and within five years of huge equity infusion by the US government, company had come out of crisis. In 2009, company was on the verge of being liquidated and was set to be closed. But it made a turnaround by restructuring itself. At that time, there also a fear that no one would like to buy a car…

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    Every hospital seems to have the same problem: patient flow. One element that is critical to both patient flow and satisfaction is time, wait time and turnaround time. In 2009, Press Ganey found that ED turnaround times still average over four hours, basically unchanged over the last decade. Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, winner of the 2005 Baldrige Award, has ED turnaround times of 38 minutes for discharged patients, and 90 minutes for admitted patients. They did this by systematically…

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    Leo And Turnaround Case

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    Leo is a 14 year old Hispanic/African American male that has been referred to the agency for Wraparound services due to the severity of his issues by the Department of Children and Family Services. Leo has had a case open with the Department since he has been 9 years old. Leo has a sibling who is also identified in need of intensive services due to the trauma that they have both experienced in their early youth. This client has been diagnosed with Unspecified Mood Disorder with chronic PTSD…

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    1 How are Mulcahy 's turnaround success factors consistent with Kotter 's framework of leading change best practices? In what ways are they distinct? • Kotter’s framework of leading change sets forth 8 stages that lead to successful change. After listening and watching the video on Xerox’s turn-around, it was evident that Mulcahy utilized the following of Kotter’s framework: o Establishing a sense of urgency: As Mulcahy mentioned in the video, Xerox was going through a crisis which she referred…

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    Harley-Davidson Company (HDC) story – On page 155, the story of HDC is discussed which is considered to be everyone’s favorite corporate turnaround story and managers can learn a lot from it. HDC was doing really well till 1953 and was the sole American motorcycle manufacturer in 1953 but in 1960s, Honda and Kawasaki entered and dominated the motorcycle market. HDC was bought by another company AMF and by 1980, HDC was on the verge of bankruptcy. It was then that the senior managers of HDC took…

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    Did you know that Ellis Bell, the author of one of the greatest love stories ever told, Wuthering Heights, was actually a female who used this pen name as a cover up? Emily Bronte wrote the book under a masculine name because in the late 1800’s it was frowned upon for women to exceed through any form of entertainment. The 1920’s are noted to be a turnaround for females who aspired to write and publish novels. The “Roaring Twenties” was a significant transition in American entertainment because…

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    The turnaround team utilization of the Gerard and Teurf’s transformation skills would have enabled them to restore trust by using an open dialogue with employees. According to Gerard and Teurf 's transformation model,” transformation ensures when a collaborative culture emerges based on shared meaning and mutual understanding of thoughts and feelings” (Palmer, Dunford, & Akin, 2009). Transformation skills The turnaround team may have used Gerard and Teurfs’ transformation…

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    Purpose After a decade-long slump, Lego has rebuilt itself into a global giant. This paper forms a review of the literature associated to the history of Lego, its purpose is to develop a grounded account of the approach and actions employed in the transferral of leadership which ultimately led to the success enjoyed by the organization today. An interrogation of the organisations leadership turnaround strategy will expose common leadership failures, in turn providing solutions to the problem…

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