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The need for intercultural competency in an increasingly diverse workplace cannot be overemphasized. In fact, not only awareness of cultural differences is becoming mandatory in local and global businesses competing for world-class knowledge, expertise and skills but incorporating cultural diversity not only as a "desired asset" but also as a "basic requirement" in workplaces becoming decidedly diverse has been a widely accepted practice. Literature has, moreover, amassed evidences of how cultural diversity awareness helps leverage performance, boost staff communication across organizational hierarchies and reduce conflict between individuals and groups of different cultural background. Consequently, programs to enhance cultural diversity Continue reading...

Both shows, from what I saw of them, are very funny. They were both very long-running, (Andy, 1960-1968, and Lucy, 1951-1960, Google front page) and reruns can be viewed almost every day. To me this shows that these programs have stood the test of time, and still compare well with contemporary comedies, “dated” as they may be in some ways.
“The Andy Griffith Show” is set in deep country, in a tiny town named Mayberry, allegedly in North Carolina. Andy Taylor is the sheriff of Mayberry, and his deputy is a wing-nut named Barney Fife. Andy has a son Continue reading...

Introduction

Habits are, “behavioral patterns enacted automatically in response to a situation in
which the behavior has been performed repeatedly and consistently in the past,” (Lally and Gardner, 2013). Most people have both good and bad habits that they have developed over their entire lives. For me, neglecting to pick up objects and keeping items that I do not actually need has been a lifelong habit. This habit was partly formed in my childhood because it was acceptable to leave items around the house. The good news is that I can use what cause me to form this habit to Continue reading...

There are significant number of legal requirements that one has to fulfill in order to commence his or her business. The mention of hectic process of registration is an obvious choice. However, the most important document in the life of a business has a term of Memorandum of Association associated with it that officially declares the existence of the company, and divides the roles and responsibilities amongst the multiple partners of the business as well. The partners who invest the most in terms of monetary language usually occupy the seats of directorship. However, some of the progressive organizational controllers Continue reading...

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Disparate Treatment and Disparate Impact

Amidst legislation and policies which aims to curve the discriminatory practices in organizations there are still numerous cases that seems to show complete disregard for the laws against discrimination. Although the manifestations of discrimination today are more subtle and less prejudicial, it still does not excuse people who commit it from violating the anti-discriminatory laws. A perfect example for this is the disparate treatment, a practice commonly seen in organizations where disparity obviously exists as in the case of religion, race, financial capacity, etc. Disparate treatment refers to how organizations unevenly treat their employees, some less favorably Continue reading...

The supplementary content and videos relate to the chapter by strengthening the arguments in the same chapter. The chapter acknowledges the psychosocial dynamics that underscore the realities of human resources management (HRM). Many a time, organizational planners, analysts and decision makers have made the wrong assumption that effective HR management is directly, irrevocably and solely dependent on the vastness of the pool of assets that are owned by the firm or organization. The videos and supplementary contents make it plain that HR management heavily borrows from psychosocial aspects of organizational existence such as intra-organizational cohesion, democratization of the workplace, Continue reading...

It seems to me that almost every single student dreams to get on a desert island. This is an excellent opportunity to test your strength of spirit and ability to cope with unexpected difficulties and to live independently. Personally I would like to spend some time on the unexplored land, alone in the wild. I am sure that I would be able to cope with all the difficulties and turn it into a trip to the island that would be a joyful and unforgettable adventure.
But all in all, after some time we all would like to get home Continue reading...

Before starting writing on my paper, I try to understand what the topic is. If I am completely familiar with the topic I, move to step 2. Else I first try to understand and comprehend the topic. I go through various websites as these provide up to date information regarding some particular topic. Hence, I find it highly convenient to search my required topic online and collect facts that are required to write that particular piece.
Step 2: As I am fully familiar with the topic I then think about the structure according to which I will carry on Continue reading...

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Introduction

Software engineering involves the methodical and disciplined approach to developing software products (Lehman, n.d.). Software Engineering develops and maintains reliable software systems that exhibit several features. Such features include; affordability, completeness, scalability, portability, integration, and dependability. The interpretation is that such systems must satisfy all user requirements as defined by the users. Such characteristics are important in meeting the organization’s objectives. The result of software engineering, therefore, is an efficient and reliable software system.
The precise definition of functional and non-functional requirements forms one of the main sections in the software development lifecycle that presents a Continue reading...

A civic rights activist coined the term whistleblowing to avoid using the derogative terms such as informant of snitch; it was derived from a referee’s action of blowing a whistle to indicate foul play. A whistleblower is, therefore, the person or employee who exposes illegal activities, misconduct, and even dishonesty in an organization. The defining attributes of whistleblowers is the fact that they make their allegations known, this is either to external authorities such as law enforcement agencies and the media among others or internally within the organization to relevant officials.
The year 2014 had so many incidences Continue reading...