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After working for 18 months in your analyst position at G&B Consulting, you are now being considered for a project manager position that would put you in charge of several team members. As part of the interview process, you have been asked to make a presentation to highlight what you think are the most compelling reasons you should get the position. You are to put together a PowerPoint presentation that explains all of the key components that you feel will factor into why you should get the position. ...

After working for 18 months in your analyst position at G&B
Consulting, you are now being considered for a project manager
position that would put you in charge of several team members.
As part of the interview process, you have been asked to make a
presentation to highlight what you think are the most
compelling reasons you should get the position.
You are to put together a PowerPoint presentation that explains
all of the key components that you feel will factor into why you
should get the position.

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Running Head: THESIS 1 THESIS 2 Comment by Author: I think that overall things are looking good, you are going in the right direction, I have added some comments to help you further along. Name: Tutor: Thesis name: The discussion about the influences from cultural differences and educational level on knowledge sharing during the strategical alliances. Abstract This paper studies the impact of cultural differences and educational levels on group identity and the effect that that group identity has on knowledge sharing behavior in employees. The findings are that cultural differences as well as education levels have impacts on group identity. In addition, group identity is found to have an influence on knowledge sharing between employees. Contents Abstract 2 1. INTRODUCTION 4 Hypothesis 5 2. DEFINING THE CONCEPTS 7 i. Individualism and collectivism 8 ii. Power distance 9 iii. Uncertainty avoidance 10 iv. Long-term and short-term orientation 11 v. Masculinity and femininity. 12 High- and low context 13 3. METHODOLOGY 13 4. ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS 14 4.1. Influence of Cultural Differences on Group Identity and Overall Influence in Knowledge Sharing 14 4.2. Influence of Education Differences on Group Identity and Overall Influence in Knowledge Sharing 18 5. CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION 18 5.1. Conclusion 18 5.2. Limitations and Future Research 19 6. References 20 1. INTRODUCTION Knowledge remains one of the most significant resource for any given firm (Grant, 1996a: 375). New knowledge is essential in all organizations, it contributes to the innovation, organizational change, cost-reduction routine performance and their survival. Knowledge provides the organization the opportunities to improve their capacity and their market position. Nowadays strategic alliance has become a common cooperation form in the modern economy. In the past years, strategic alliances have significantly increased, since 1900 strategic alliances have increased by more than 25 per cent annually. (Andrew, 1998) Organizations recognized the importance of the strategic alliance, which is during the strategic alliance, knowledge exchange occurs in each party. Because of this, more and more organizations increase their motivation to do strategic alliances with other parties in order to get the benefits associated with knowledge exchange. Alliances are offer ways in which organizations can make proper use of their strengths by the help of their partners. Different organizations have different knowledge and skills. Therefore, alliances are unique avenues through which organizations can work together, share this knowledge and unlock their potentials (Hamel et al., 1989). Comment by Author: Clear introduction. Perhaps for the section on knowledge you can include a reference. Comment by Author: Here I would also include a reference, I think this is a clear intro as to why organizations aim for strategic alliances. Comment by Author: Other? Cultural differences affect people.

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Running head: CAPSTONE PROJECT ASSIGNMENT PART 2 1 CAPSTONE PROJECT ASSIGNMENT PART 2 5 Capstone Project Assignment Part 2 Nicole Jensen Grantham University 02/03/2020 Going global and conducting new businesses on an international level can be challenging, but it can also be a great opportunity to enhance potential and growth. Many companies have decided to go global and enjoy the opportunities presented to them, but such a vital expansion is not always easy. There are several risks and challenges one can experience since businesses work differently in other countries. Yum Brands, an American fast-food company, is considering expanding to the Asian markets specifically India. This project will, therefore, analyse the cultural differences between America and India. It will also analyse the cultural exchange, and lastly, analyse the best distribution method for the company. Cultural Differences We can define cultural differences are the several beliefs, languages, vocabularies, practices, and behaviours considered distinctive to members of a particular national origin, race, or ethnicity. One of the major cultural difference between Indian and American culture is family relationships. Indians are much more family-oriented, on the other hand, Americans are individual-oriented. In India, family values are more significant than individual values. On the contrary, individual values are more significant than family values in America. Indians are more dedicated to their family whereas Americans are more dedicated to themselves. Another difference relates to hierarchies and goals. Americans are goal-oriented, they work to get profits as fast as they can. This is normally attained by effective teamwork, with every individual accountable for their own actions and decisions. In India, on the contrary, individuals emphasize more on the hierarchies (geerthofsted.com). Individuals at the lower part of the hierarchy are not authorised to make any decision and those at the upper part of the hierarchy could make decisions based on their interests. Unlike in America, In India, the head of the company or family make decisions. Moreover, older people are more respected and addressed and referred to in a formal way. On the other hand, older people in American culture are not respected because of their age but because of their achievements. In America, people can also question and challenge their superiors in public, within reasons. This can be viewed as rude and disrespectful in India. The other difference relates to time. Americans are normally impatient. Deadlines in business contracts are strict and they must be met. Individuals will work for long hours to accomplish this and there is no easiness for delays. In India, in contrast, life goes at a slower speed. Indians view time more of circular than linear and relationship is more vital than deadlines. In India, it is important to build relationships. Having an established and solid relationshi.

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Running head: DATABASE PERFORMANCE 1 DATABASE PERFORMANCE 3 Week 6 Discussion 1 ReplyTop of Form Please respond to the following student's post regarding the discussion below. "Interaction Devices" Please respond to the following: · Touch screens are becoming extremely popular input devices for phones and tablets. Assess the value of touch screen devices related to human-computer interaction systems. Identify at least two advantages and two disadvantages of having touch screen devices in the workplace. Support your response by citing a quality resource. · Chapter 8 currently has the following subsections, keyboards and keypads, pointing devices, and speech and auditory interfaces. Predict what the subsections may be if this book were written 10 years from now. Justify your predictions. Student “JN” Responded with the following: Greetings Class, Touch screens can be seen in nearly every department store or warehouse. The devices are lightweight, have Wi-Fi and cellular capabilities, and are rather simple to learn to use. Two advantages of a touch screen in the work place are the following: Increased Productivity and Increased Worker Satisfaction (Nelson-Miller, 2019). Increased productivity occurs when an employee is capable of completing a business transaction at their hands, rather than having to go back to the register and complete the sale. It also offers the employee a single location to lookup information and can be of assistance on the go, once again rather than going to a single location, it allows the worker to be more mobile, help customers and complete other tasks while still being able to complete sales and assist customers. Worker satisfaction arrives from the fact the employees are now able to use something very familiar to them, and touch screens are typically more fun to use and interact then the standard point and click mouse. Two disadvantages of touch screen devices in the workplace include: inaccurate touch field and loss of screen space (Lee, S., 2019). Inaccurate touch field makes it difficult at times to control what the touch screen does, the field can only be so large or small and depending on finger sizes may hamper the ability to accurately touch the right location, sometimes adding frustration to an employee especially when it takes multiple touches to complete the task. Loss of screen space occurs when the virtual keyboard appears, this often takes half of the screen, reducing the field of view and once again with touch being so delicate and the famous auto-correct can often cause more hassle then it's worth to some individuals. Developers need to take note of some of these problems and attempt to make them better, especially when it comes to the keyboard and sensitively, there are have been far too many attempts at typing "Hello" and instead auto-corrected to "Hells no" or something completely different than what was wanted. New interfaces that may appear in the book in the next 10 years coul.

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