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    The transition from school to work can be intimidating to young people. They have finally reached a stage in their life that requires them to leave their comfort zone and step into the unknown. If I were to advise young people, I would suggest them to get into the mindset of becoming a professional and expect the unexpected, in which case have a backup plan. It is important to start early, prepare yourself by having everything you need ready to go before graduation. Throughout your education, I…

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    Forum 7 Reply Post 2 Another informative and interesting post. Organizational culture is a powerful force in any work environment, particularly, a negative culture. Destructive organizational values take time, adverse motivations, undesirable behaviors, and antagonistic agreements to become entrenched. Complex networks up and down the chain of command can then create a protectionism of the system, making dismantling harmful conduct exceedingly difficult. However, transformational leadership…

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    CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE 1. The One-Child Policy was an effective population controler because of the impact it had on gender equality, China's rapid GDP growth, and the management of overpopulated areas by decreasing fertility rates. The state of China's workforce before the One-Child Policy was male dominated. Sons typically were favored instead of daughters because of their capabilities to bring prosperity to the families household. However, after the institutionalization of The One-Child…

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    Donny has a hard time transitioning from his father’s rules to school rules. He has told me he is allowed to do whatever he wants when he is at his father’s. Donny has difficulty transitioning from one activity to the next. What is the educational setting of the student? The classroom setting is made up of twenty five students with a head teacher and teacher…

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    Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye continues to engage audiences through it relatable narrative treatment of alienation. Through his narrative treatment Salinger portrays the then first look of the teenage years and what it is like transitioning into adulthood. Holden continues to resonate with modern audiences due to his feelings of alienation towards his culture and the everyday life in which Holden struggles to relate too. Holden’s disillusionment to adulthood and growing up is what feeds his…

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    Jhumpa Lahiri’s short story collection Interpreter of Maladies has received much recognition since it debuted in 1999; the collection even won the 2000 Pulitzer Prize. Each of the nine stories is filled with details that are capable of captivating any reader and for this reason “Interpreter of Maladies” has sold over 15 million copies worldwide. The stories are about Indian and Indian Americans dealing with a variety of issues. The first story “A Temporary Matter” we see Shoba, a depressed young…

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    wild took over him. Those are the reasons why I believe the wild was the most influential on Buck. The first reason why I believe the wild was the most influential on Buck is because he had to learn to survive in the wild. He had a hard time transitioning from being an outdoor family dog in normal temperatures, to being a work dog in n below zero temperatures. In The Call of the Wild, London says, "Buck confidently selected a spot, and with much fuss and wasted effort proceeded to dig a hole…

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    Many factors come into place when it's time to replace or upgrade one's computer. I have had three laptops over the duration of five years that needed replacement, and the one I currently use that needs to be replace. Prior to transitioning to the online setting I never really paid attention to the signs. Things had gotten so bad that my computer screen began to separate from my keyboard though still able to function. However, now I have to be a lot more cautious as a online student. Why? Simply…

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    The only reason this movie kept my attention was because of the 80s rock music that was featured in it. I thought the acting in the movie was acceptable. The people who did the screenplay did a good job with transitioning from normal conversation into song, but I felt that a lot of the dialog in the movie was rushed and incomplete. Despite this also being a partial comedy I found very little instances where I actually chuckled or even cracked a smile. Tom Cruise’s…

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    documentary was described as a viral video. Despite its popularity, Kony 2012 was criticized on several grounds, including the observation that Joseph Kony and the Lord’s Resistance Army’s activity had largely ended in northern Uganda, with the region transitioning to peace, security, and…

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