- Outdoor Adventure Paintball Park is experiencing operational issues as the business has grown rapidly, including scheduling challenges, employee complaints, and missed events. Sales have dipped and customers are spending less time at the park.
- The consultant will create a report assessing the business's strengths and weaknesses in planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. A management model will be recommended to improve roles, responsibilities, communication, and decision-making.
- Specific recommendations will address all areas of the business to develop short and long-term plans for success, including a balanced scorecard for aligning activities with the organization's vision.
Interested To Know More about Facebook basics, Facebook Marketing ? Then, Then You Can Download This Free PDF To Learn The Best Method For Utilizing Facebook.
Last week, we released a new blog post where we interviewed Adestra’s HR team to find out how they approach Employer Branding online. All following on from our first blog post back in 2016 finding some great examples of Employer Brand Storytelling.
When we approached Dennis Publishing to see if we could have a similar interview with their staff regarding how they’re telling their story online, we were happy when they jumped at the chance to get involved.
So if you’re here now (which we know you are) and if you’re excited (how could you not be), look below to find out the Dennis approach!
This issue of ThinkKids, a publication for high school students interested in sport business, contains several articles on the business of sport and career strategies from industry professionals. It also announces the inaugural "20 Under 20 Awards" recognizing twenty individuals under 20 making an impact in sport business. Three award recipients are spotlighted. The publication is intended to be published annually each July and contains contributions from sport business professors, current college students, and industry leaders to provide insight for high school students.
This document contains information about interviews and interview preparation. It includes tips for arriving on time, being the first interview of the day, doing research on the company, asking good questions, having a good phone presence, following directions, dealing with support staff, showing vulnerability, and relaying past experiences positively. The document provides guidance on preparing for an interview, including what to do after being contacted, reviewing the job information, dressing appropriately, arriving on time, and having good body language and eye contact during the interview. It also discusses responding to common interview questions like why the employer should hire you and why you want to work there.
The document provides tips and guidance for using Facebook to conduct and expand a business. It recommends creating a business profile and page on Facebook to market products and services to the large user base. Interacting with contacts and potential customers by commenting on and sharing their posts can help increase brand awareness and sales leads. Regular posting of promotional content and responding politely to messages is encouraged while avoiding aggressive sales tactics. The networking opportunities on Facebook can help businesses connect with new audiences and find opportunities for growth.
Social networks can be effective networking tools for associations to connect with their communities. LinkedIn is a professional network for building connections with colleagues and industry experts. ActiveRain and Trulia are good for real estate professionals to network and build referrals. Facebook allows connecting with others based on shared interests, while Twitter allows posting short messages to followers. YouTube, Viddler and Vimeo are social networks through video. Flickr is for photo sharing and networking. To get started on social networks, create a searchable profile highlighting your expertise and ways to contact you. Optimize your profile and include relevant keywords. Cross-promote your profiles on different networks.
Meaning of work environment, Fatigue, Implications of fatigue, causes and symptoms of fatigue, monotony and boredom, factors contributing to monotony and boredom, Industrial accidents, Employee safety, Morale, Grievance and Grievances handling, Personnel records & Personnel Audits.
Interested To Know More about Facebook basics, Facebook Marketing ? Then, Then You Can Download This Free PDF To Learn The Best Method For Utilizing Facebook.
Last week, we released a new blog post where we interviewed Adestra’s HR team to find out how they approach Employer Branding online. All following on from our first blog post back in 2016 finding some great examples of Employer Brand Storytelling.
When we approached Dennis Publishing to see if we could have a similar interview with their staff regarding how they’re telling their story online, we were happy when they jumped at the chance to get involved.
So if you’re here now (which we know you are) and if you’re excited (how could you not be), look below to find out the Dennis approach!
This issue of ThinkKids, a publication for high school students interested in sport business, contains several articles on the business of sport and career strategies from industry professionals. It also announces the inaugural "20 Under 20 Awards" recognizing twenty individuals under 20 making an impact in sport business. Three award recipients are spotlighted. The publication is intended to be published annually each July and contains contributions from sport business professors, current college students, and industry leaders to provide insight for high school students.
This document contains information about interviews and interview preparation. It includes tips for arriving on time, being the first interview of the day, doing research on the company, asking good questions, having a good phone presence, following directions, dealing with support staff, showing vulnerability, and relaying past experiences positively. The document provides guidance on preparing for an interview, including what to do after being contacted, reviewing the job information, dressing appropriately, arriving on time, and having good body language and eye contact during the interview. It also discusses responding to common interview questions like why the employer should hire you and why you want to work there.
The document provides tips and guidance for using Facebook to conduct and expand a business. It recommends creating a business profile and page on Facebook to market products and services to the large user base. Interacting with contacts and potential customers by commenting on and sharing their posts can help increase brand awareness and sales leads. Regular posting of promotional content and responding politely to messages is encouraged while avoiding aggressive sales tactics. The networking opportunities on Facebook can help businesses connect with new audiences and find opportunities for growth.
Social networks can be effective networking tools for associations to connect with their communities. LinkedIn is a professional network for building connections with colleagues and industry experts. ActiveRain and Trulia are good for real estate professionals to network and build referrals. Facebook allows connecting with others based on shared interests, while Twitter allows posting short messages to followers. YouTube, Viddler and Vimeo are social networks through video. Flickr is for photo sharing and networking. To get started on social networks, create a searchable profile highlighting your expertise and ways to contact you. Optimize your profile and include relevant keywords. Cross-promote your profiles on different networks.
Meaning of work environment, Fatigue, Implications of fatigue, causes and symptoms of fatigue, monotony and boredom, factors contributing to monotony and boredom, Industrial accidents, Employee safety, Morale, Grievance and Grievances handling, Personnel records & Personnel Audits.
Este documento presenta la información sobre un curso práctico de marketing en Internet que se llevará a cabo en Bogotá, Colombia. El curso enseñará estrategias de mercadeo digital como posicionamiento en buscadores, email marketing, redes sociales y análisis web. El curso durará 12 horas durante dos días y será impartido por un experto en negocios electrónicos.
1) O documento fornece instruções sobre como modificar macros no Visual Basic Editor do Excel, incluindo como alterar o código existente e adicionar novas funcionalidades às macros.
2) São apresentados exemplos de código VBA para realizar tarefas como formatar células, inserir bordas, alterar configurações de página e mais.
3) O leitor é orientado a seguir as instruções e exercícios passo a passo para praticar a modificação e geração de novas macros no Visual Basic Editor.
This document outlines the requirements for a course project evaluating the safety management system of an organization. Students must conduct an audit of 16 specific system elements, using objective evidence such as documents, records, and interviews. For each element, students must rate its effectiveness on a five-tier scale and recommend improvements for any element rated less than "World Class." The project report should be 7-10 pages summarizing the audit findings and overall status of the organization's safety management system. References from scholarly sources must be used.
La Unión Europea está considerando nuevas regulaciones para limitar el uso de datos personales por parte de las grandes empresas tecnológicas. Estas regulaciones requerirían que las compañías obtuvieran el consentimiento explícito de los usuarios antes de compartir o vender sus datos personales. Además, darían a los usuarios mayores derechos sobre sus datos personales, incluyendo la capacidad de solicitar que se borren.
El documento describe un curso de dos días sobre 12 actividades efectivas de mercadeo en Internet. El curso enseñará cómo crear una página web, posicionamiento en buscadores, publicidad en buscadores y redes sociales, email marketing, y más. El curso se llevará a cabo en Medellín y Bogotá en octubre, e incluirá conferencias, talleres prácticos y estudios de caso.
This document discusses the growth of Hotmail and how it achieved rapid growth through appealing to users' love and desire for free email. It then discusses how startups face challenges like limited resources and competition from larger companies, but can overcome these through creative growth hacking approaches like those used by companies like Airbnb, Uber, and Netflix. Growth hacking requires a blend of creativity, testing ideas, and leveraging trends to acquire, activate, and retain large numbers of users. Love and creativity are emphasized as important factors for startups to achieve substantial growth.
Carl Thomas worked for one of the big outdoor sporting goods s.docxromeliadoan
C
arl
Thomas
worked for one of the big outdoor sporting goods stores for more than seven years.
Although
he never completed his degree,
Carl
took some management courses at the local community college. The knowledge he gained from his coursework along with his own tenacity enabled him to rise into
entry
-level management. Although
Carl
enjoyed his job, he couldn’t help wonderi
ng if there was more to life. Carl
always wanted to open his own business because he wanted to be his own boss and thought he might be able to earn a decent living.
Recently, retired from a career
with
the school system as a PE
teacher and sports coach
,
Carl
’s Uncle John was looking
to fulfill his dream of
having
an outdoor adventure business
. He had inherited some property years back but had not done anything
with the land
to this point.
When
Uncle John
learned t
hat
Carl
was thinking along the same lines
, he determined
it
was time
to start a business.
The two decided to go into business together and brought in
Carl
’s younger brother, Joe, who was working part-time as an athletic trainer. The trio combined their
savings
and
started hashing out a plan to
use
the five acres of land that Uncle
John
had inherited
.
The concept was
simple…
to open a business where teenagers, young adults, and work teams from local businesses could enjoy hours of
outdoor
fun and entertainment. There was limited sports and entertainment for
th
e target audience
so the family decided to open a
themed
outdoor paint ball
park
, which they called
Outdoor
Adventure Paintball Park
.
Outdoor
Adventure
offers customers a choice of
five
battlefields, each offering a different level of play.
Each field provides a unique experience for hours of enjoyment.
There is
the
civil war
field with a
simulat
ed
headquarters and trenches;
an
old castle, which is made of multiple levels and a tower
; the woods, which
offer
s
a true woodsy battle with placement of
s
everal
man-made
buildings for
additional
cover;
the village, which
is a large field with
a wooded section running down one side, a two story building and bunkers in the middle
, with
a creek running down the other side;
and the hill, which
contains a wooded section and a number of bunkers on a steep incline.
A small store is strategically placed in a location central to the fields to eliminate the need for guests to leave the playing area.
The costs
to customers vary, with rental packages
starting
at $25 per person. Customers may also purchase a
la carte based on their individual needs. Additionally, season passes are available for a cost of $150 and birthday party packages are available for $300. The minimum age to participate in a paint ball event is 10 years.
In addition to the
five
battle fields, there are
six
air
ball fields that are formatted for 3, 5 and 7
-
man tournament play.
Air
ball fields offer a variety of layouts that are constantly changed to keep up wit.
Assignment 1Discuss how to access team productivityWhat con.docxtrippettjettie
Assignment 1
Discuss how to access team productivity:
What conditions need to be in place for teams to excel and why?
Suggestion ways to design teamwork so that threats to performance is minimized
As a manager, how would you reward teamwork?
Instructions:
· Significant at least 300 words and require some information from the text, academically reviewed papers, some significant commentary that requires knowledge of the subject matter, a web link to an article or other source in order to be accepted
· Provide appropriate APA in-text citations and references.
Allison and James Stewart recently attended a birthday party for their 10-year-old granddaughter, Shirley. During the party, the children were all given a chance to make their own popcorn and add flavors and colors to the popped corn. The children could add caramel, butter, chili pepper, cocoa powder, or dried cheese flavoring. The girls were delighted with the idea of mixing the flavors to their taste, which in some cases were delightful and others not so much. The fun was in the mixing and the girls were delighted. Allison and James, recent retirees, were looking for a new small business to start and they immediately latched onto this idea: Why not produce popcorn flavors? On second thought why not produce snack flavors in general? Why not produce flavors for popcorn, pretzels, and potato chips that people could mix and match to their taste - A gourmet flavor treat for all ages. Flavor “N” Snack (FNS) was born.
FNS makes 18 powdered flavor basics that when heated in a microwave for seconds would add flavor to most snack foods. The powders come in flavors like masala, Thai green chili, honey and mustard, chili, malt vinegar and sweet flavors like orange chocolate, salty caramel, and honey apple. The flavors are packaged in plastic jars with shaker lids for easy dispensing. Online instructions for hosting tasting parties are included in the packaging.
Allison and James do all the product purchasing, mixing, bottling, labeling, packaging and shipping of the product in the basement of their large home. Their teenage grandson has created a web page for them and helps with online orders. Currently after six months in business FNS is selling about 875 bottles each month. The couple took the FNS products to a recent Sweets and Snack Expo in California and were surprised at the response received. They received a contract from several small boutique chains looking for clever food gift ideas. This contract will increase their output by about 300 bottles per month alone. They also learned from other conventioneers that the holiday season would give them a big jump in sales as people look for hostess gifts, stocking stuffers, party ideas, and gift guides for new ideas. In fact, the conventioneers suggested the Stewarts increase their existing production as much three times. Allison and James can increase sales more if they increase production. Encouraged by positive reactions from the convent ...
Kianna Watler's portfolio includes work samples from her internship at LogMeIn where she wrote blog posts about password management and tips for using LastPass. It also includes samples from her internship at Paul Miller Ford where she created a press release and social media campaign for a toy drive partnership between Paul Miller Ford and the Lexington Fraternal Order of Firefighters. The portfolio provides an overview of her education and experience in marketing and public relations and demonstrates her skills in writing, content creation, and event planning.
Tutorial walkthrough for first-time sitebuilders. Designed by Marc Bousquet for use in Media Studies 208, Emory University in conjunction with lab sessions and other tutorials. Find the syllabus at marcbousquet.net
Amy Knoell is the Director of Cybersecurity Staffing at Cyber Security Network, a cybersecurity staffing and research firm. She has over 20 years of experience recruiting technologists and has focused on cybersecurity recruiting for the last 10 years. She aims to make the process of hiring and job searching simpler for the cybersecurity community through her work at CyberSN. Amy also volunteers with Brainbabe, a nonprofit organization focused on increasing diversity in cybersecurity.
What key strategies can learning designers and training departments use to better engage SMEs and create better learning outcomes? Slides from a MyKineo presentation on September 15, 2010 by Cammy Bean and Steve Lowenthal of Kineo.
Top 10 Rated Gamification Talk Radio Episodes from 2017Monica Cornetti
Hosted my Monica Cornetti
www.SententiaGames.com
Gamification is motivational design…
the use of game elements and game mechanics in a non-game context.
Brought to you by Sententia Gamification, the ONLY organization to offer three levels of Gamification Certification for Human Resource and Talent Development professionals. Our gamification certifications can be recognized by HRCI, SHRM, and ATD for recertification credits.
Learn how to Level Up your corporate training, talent development, employee onboarding, productivity, or classroom with this cutting-edge strategy to motivate and engage employees, members, and students.
Put Gamification to work for you!
Learn more about certifications and Train the Trainer programs by contacting: BigHead@SententiaGames.com
Website: www.SententiaGames.com
Weekly Podcast: http://bit.ly/GamificationRadio
Google Forms can be used in a variety of ways to support learning. Some examples include:
1) Combining Google Forms with presentations or videos to create interactive lessons where students can explore content and provide reflections. Forms allow easy collection and organization of student work.
2) Administering surveys to gather feedback from students, parents, or staff on various topics. Forms make it easy to analyze survey results.
3) Having students collaboratively build resources like timelines, definitions, or story ideas by submitting content to a shared Form.
The document provides steps for writing an introspective essay, including creating an account on the HelpWriting.net site, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and choosing one to complete the assignment, revising the paper as needed until satisfied, and knowing that revisions and refunds are available if needed. The steps outline the process for requesting and receiving help with writing assignments from the HelpWriting.net service.
Este documento presenta la información sobre un curso práctico de marketing en Internet que se llevará a cabo en Bogotá, Colombia. El curso enseñará estrategias de mercadeo digital como posicionamiento en buscadores, email marketing, redes sociales y análisis web. El curso durará 12 horas durante dos días y será impartido por un experto en negocios electrónicos.
1) O documento fornece instruções sobre como modificar macros no Visual Basic Editor do Excel, incluindo como alterar o código existente e adicionar novas funcionalidades às macros.
2) São apresentados exemplos de código VBA para realizar tarefas como formatar células, inserir bordas, alterar configurações de página e mais.
3) O leitor é orientado a seguir as instruções e exercícios passo a passo para praticar a modificação e geração de novas macros no Visual Basic Editor.
This document outlines the requirements for a course project evaluating the safety management system of an organization. Students must conduct an audit of 16 specific system elements, using objective evidence such as documents, records, and interviews. For each element, students must rate its effectiveness on a five-tier scale and recommend improvements for any element rated less than "World Class." The project report should be 7-10 pages summarizing the audit findings and overall status of the organization's safety management system. References from scholarly sources must be used.
La Unión Europea está considerando nuevas regulaciones para limitar el uso de datos personales por parte de las grandes empresas tecnológicas. Estas regulaciones requerirían que las compañías obtuvieran el consentimiento explícito de los usuarios antes de compartir o vender sus datos personales. Además, darían a los usuarios mayores derechos sobre sus datos personales, incluyendo la capacidad de solicitar que se borren.
El documento describe un curso de dos días sobre 12 actividades efectivas de mercadeo en Internet. El curso enseñará cómo crear una página web, posicionamiento en buscadores, publicidad en buscadores y redes sociales, email marketing, y más. El curso se llevará a cabo en Medellín y Bogotá en octubre, e incluirá conferencias, talleres prácticos y estudios de caso.
This document discusses the growth of Hotmail and how it achieved rapid growth through appealing to users' love and desire for free email. It then discusses how startups face challenges like limited resources and competition from larger companies, but can overcome these through creative growth hacking approaches like those used by companies like Airbnb, Uber, and Netflix. Growth hacking requires a blend of creativity, testing ideas, and leveraging trends to acquire, activate, and retain large numbers of users. Love and creativity are emphasized as important factors for startups to achieve substantial growth.
Carl Thomas worked for one of the big outdoor sporting goods s.docxromeliadoan
C
arl
Thomas
worked for one of the big outdoor sporting goods stores for more than seven years.
Although
he never completed his degree,
Carl
took some management courses at the local community college. The knowledge he gained from his coursework along with his own tenacity enabled him to rise into
entry
-level management. Although
Carl
enjoyed his job, he couldn’t help wonderi
ng if there was more to life. Carl
always wanted to open his own business because he wanted to be his own boss and thought he might be able to earn a decent living.
Recently, retired from a career
with
the school system as a PE
teacher and sports coach
,
Carl
’s Uncle John was looking
to fulfill his dream of
having
an outdoor adventure business
. He had inherited some property years back but had not done anything
with the land
to this point.
When
Uncle John
learned t
hat
Carl
was thinking along the same lines
, he determined
it
was time
to start a business.
The two decided to go into business together and brought in
Carl
’s younger brother, Joe, who was working part-time as an athletic trainer. The trio combined their
savings
and
started hashing out a plan to
use
the five acres of land that Uncle
John
had inherited
.
The concept was
simple…
to open a business where teenagers, young adults, and work teams from local businesses could enjoy hours of
outdoor
fun and entertainment. There was limited sports and entertainment for
th
e target audience
so the family decided to open a
themed
outdoor paint ball
park
, which they called
Outdoor
Adventure Paintball Park
.
Outdoor
Adventure
offers customers a choice of
five
battlefields, each offering a different level of play.
Each field provides a unique experience for hours of enjoyment.
There is
the
civil war
field with a
simulat
ed
headquarters and trenches;
an
old castle, which is made of multiple levels and a tower
; the woods, which
offer
s
a true woodsy battle with placement of
s
everal
man-made
buildings for
additional
cover;
the village, which
is a large field with
a wooded section running down one side, a two story building and bunkers in the middle
, with
a creek running down the other side;
and the hill, which
contains a wooded section and a number of bunkers on a steep incline.
A small store is strategically placed in a location central to the fields to eliminate the need for guests to leave the playing area.
The costs
to customers vary, with rental packages
starting
at $25 per person. Customers may also purchase a
la carte based on their individual needs. Additionally, season passes are available for a cost of $150 and birthday party packages are available for $300. The minimum age to participate in a paint ball event is 10 years.
In addition to the
five
battle fields, there are
six
air
ball fields that are formatted for 3, 5 and 7
-
man tournament play.
Air
ball fields offer a variety of layouts that are constantly changed to keep up wit.
Assignment 1Discuss how to access team productivityWhat con.docxtrippettjettie
Assignment 1
Discuss how to access team productivity:
What conditions need to be in place for teams to excel and why?
Suggestion ways to design teamwork so that threats to performance is minimized
As a manager, how would you reward teamwork?
Instructions:
· Significant at least 300 words and require some information from the text, academically reviewed papers, some significant commentary that requires knowledge of the subject matter, a web link to an article or other source in order to be accepted
· Provide appropriate APA in-text citations and references.
Allison and James Stewart recently attended a birthday party for their 10-year-old granddaughter, Shirley. During the party, the children were all given a chance to make their own popcorn and add flavors and colors to the popped corn. The children could add caramel, butter, chili pepper, cocoa powder, or dried cheese flavoring. The girls were delighted with the idea of mixing the flavors to their taste, which in some cases were delightful and others not so much. The fun was in the mixing and the girls were delighted. Allison and James, recent retirees, were looking for a new small business to start and they immediately latched onto this idea: Why not produce popcorn flavors? On second thought why not produce snack flavors in general? Why not produce flavors for popcorn, pretzels, and potato chips that people could mix and match to their taste - A gourmet flavor treat for all ages. Flavor “N” Snack (FNS) was born.
FNS makes 18 powdered flavor basics that when heated in a microwave for seconds would add flavor to most snack foods. The powders come in flavors like masala, Thai green chili, honey and mustard, chili, malt vinegar and sweet flavors like orange chocolate, salty caramel, and honey apple. The flavors are packaged in plastic jars with shaker lids for easy dispensing. Online instructions for hosting tasting parties are included in the packaging.
Allison and James do all the product purchasing, mixing, bottling, labeling, packaging and shipping of the product in the basement of their large home. Their teenage grandson has created a web page for them and helps with online orders. Currently after six months in business FNS is selling about 875 bottles each month. The couple took the FNS products to a recent Sweets and Snack Expo in California and were surprised at the response received. They received a contract from several small boutique chains looking for clever food gift ideas. This contract will increase their output by about 300 bottles per month alone. They also learned from other conventioneers that the holiday season would give them a big jump in sales as people look for hostess gifts, stocking stuffers, party ideas, and gift guides for new ideas. In fact, the conventioneers suggested the Stewarts increase their existing production as much three times. Allison and James can increase sales more if they increase production. Encouraged by positive reactions from the convent ...
Kianna Watler's portfolio includes work samples from her internship at LogMeIn where she wrote blog posts about password management and tips for using LastPass. It also includes samples from her internship at Paul Miller Ford where she created a press release and social media campaign for a toy drive partnership between Paul Miller Ford and the Lexington Fraternal Order of Firefighters. The portfolio provides an overview of her education and experience in marketing and public relations and demonstrates her skills in writing, content creation, and event planning.
Tutorial walkthrough for first-time sitebuilders. Designed by Marc Bousquet for use in Media Studies 208, Emory University in conjunction with lab sessions and other tutorials. Find the syllabus at marcbousquet.net
Amy Knoell is the Director of Cybersecurity Staffing at Cyber Security Network, a cybersecurity staffing and research firm. She has over 20 years of experience recruiting technologists and has focused on cybersecurity recruiting for the last 10 years. She aims to make the process of hiring and job searching simpler for the cybersecurity community through her work at CyberSN. Amy also volunteers with Brainbabe, a nonprofit organization focused on increasing diversity in cybersecurity.
What key strategies can learning designers and training departments use to better engage SMEs and create better learning outcomes? Slides from a MyKineo presentation on September 15, 2010 by Cammy Bean and Steve Lowenthal of Kineo.
Top 10 Rated Gamification Talk Radio Episodes from 2017Monica Cornetti
Hosted my Monica Cornetti
www.SententiaGames.com
Gamification is motivational design…
the use of game elements and game mechanics in a non-game context.
Brought to you by Sententia Gamification, the ONLY organization to offer three levels of Gamification Certification for Human Resource and Talent Development professionals. Our gamification certifications can be recognized by HRCI, SHRM, and ATD for recertification credits.
Learn how to Level Up your corporate training, talent development, employee onboarding, productivity, or classroom with this cutting-edge strategy to motivate and engage employees, members, and students.
Put Gamification to work for you!
Learn more about certifications and Train the Trainer programs by contacting: BigHead@SententiaGames.com
Website: www.SententiaGames.com
Weekly Podcast: http://bit.ly/GamificationRadio
Google Forms can be used in a variety of ways to support learning. Some examples include:
1) Combining Google Forms with presentations or videos to create interactive lessons where students can explore content and provide reflections. Forms allow easy collection and organization of student work.
2) Administering surveys to gather feedback from students, parents, or staff on various topics. Forms make it easy to analyze survey results.
3) Having students collaboratively build resources like timelines, definitions, or story ideas by submitting content to a shared Form.
The document provides steps for writing an introspective essay, including creating an account on the HelpWriting.net site, completing an order form with instructions and deadline, reviewing writer bids and choosing one to complete the assignment, revising the paper as needed until satisfied, and knowing that revisions and refunds are available if needed. The steps outline the process for requesting and receiving help with writing assignments from the HelpWriting.net service.
This document provides guidance on writing effective resumes. It begins by addressing common misconceptions about resumes and what employers actually look for. It emphasizes highlighting relevant experiences and skills over simply listing work history. The document then provides a step-by-step process for writing resumes, including researching job tasks, matching experiences to tasks, and using a "grandma test" to ensure clarity. Various resume formatting options are presented and the purpose of each typical resume section is explained. The document concludes by offering tips for specific resume types like those for athletes, students, or those with military experience.
Feb 10 the ultimate guide to landing your first job out of collegeTiptaveeOates
This document provides guidance on landing your first job out of college. It discusses finding your ideal job fit by determining what is most important to you in a career. It then covers creating a professional story to highlight your skills and qualifications for specific roles. The document offers tips for optimizing your job search, fine-tuning application materials like resumes and cover letters, and acing interviews. Finally, it provides advice on evaluating job offers, including how to properly accept or decline an offer. The overall document is a comprehensive guide to navigating the job search process from start to finish after graduating from college.
The document provides 5 points on how to advertise a business in the local community, including using media like TV, newspaper and radio, creating a website with product prices, posting signs around town, developing a business plan, and submitting the website to link directories. It also discusses how a similar competing company keeps its product prices low to attract customers.
This guide was inspired by a recent presentation given to Undergraduates at USC. Included are 20+ years of hard-fought insights, tips, hacks and techniques on successfully landing a great job in games.
Created by Chris Ansell of Ansell Creative Group
ansellcreativegroup.com for more details!
"Digital Marketing Is Our Game"
This guide helps youth with everything from job searching, networking, career exploration. All things that will help them reach their career, training, and employment goals.
The document provides guidance on developing sections for a yearbook, including ideas for creative coverage and finding new story angles. It recommends that the People section and Student Life section typically take the most pages. Sections should focus on stories about individuals' experiences rather than just listing events. Creative coverage ideas include sidebars, quotes, photos, and personalized elements. New angles could explore themes like summer's end, behind-the-scenes of events, and reactions from those involved and observing. Thorough coverage of topics from various perspectives makes for a more engaging yearbook.
CH 7 How to Get a Job: Searches, Dossiers, and Portfolios_Resumes_Letters.pptxVATHVARY
Learning Objectives
7.1 Describe five different resources to use when
looking for a job and the benefits of each.
7.2 Assess your profile on a social networking site
using the provided do’s and don’ts.
7.3 Assemble a career portfolio/webfolio relevant
for the industry/career path you are pursuing.
7.4 Create an approriate, professional résumé
targeted to a specific job opening.
7.5 Prepare an approriate résumé for a member
of the military transitioning to the civilian workforce.
7.6 Design a scannable digital résumé targeted to a specific job opening.
7.7 Write a letter of application for a job posting
that follows the guidelines presented.
7.8 Describe five do’s and five don’ts when interviewing for a job.
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CASE STUDY
Mike Davis worked for one of the big outdoor sporting goods stores for more than seven years.
Although he never completed his degree, Mike took some management courses at the local
community college. The knowledge he gained from his coursework along with his own tenacity
enabled him to rise into entry-level management. Although Mike enjoyed his job, he couldn’t
help wondering if there was more to life. Mike always wanted to open his own business because
he wanted to be his own boss and thought he might be able to earn a decent living.
Recently, retired from a career with the school system as a PE teacher and sports coach, Mike’s
Aunt Daisy was looking to fulfill her dream of having an outdoor adventure business. She had
inherited some property years back but had not done anything with the land to this point. When
Aunt Daisy learned that Mike was thinking along the same lines, she determined it was time to
start a business. The two decided to go into business together and brought in Mike’s younger
brother, Ethan, who was working part-time as an athletic trainer. The trio combined their savings
and started hashing out a plan to use the five acres of land that Aunt Daisy had inherited.
The concept was simple…to open a business where teenagers, young adults, and work teams
from local businesses could enjoy hours of outdoor fun and entertainment. There was limited
sports and entertainment for the target audience so the family decided to open a themed outdoor
paint ball park, which they called Outdoor Adventure Paintball Park. Outdoor Adventure offers
customers a choice of five battlefields, each offering a different level of play.
Each field provides a unique experience for hours of enjoyment. There is the civil war field with
a simulated headquarters and trenches; an old castle, which is made of multiple levels and a
tower; the woods, which offers a true woodsy battle with placement of several man-made
buildings for additional cover; the village, which is a large field with a wooded section running
down one side, a two story building and bunkers in the middle, with a creek running down the
other side; and the hill, which contains a wooded section and a number of bunkers on a steep
incline. A small store is strategically placed in a location central to the fields to eliminate the
need for guests to leave the playing area.
The costs to customers vary, with rental packages starting at $25 per person. Customers may also
purchase a la carte based on their individual needs. Additionally, season passes are available for
2. a cost of $150 and birthday party packages are available for $300. The minimum age to
participate in a paint ball event is 10 years.
In addition to the five battle fields, there are six air ball fields that are formatted for 3, 5 and 7-
man tournament play. Air ball fields offer a variety of layouts that are constantly changed to
keep up with the latest craze in tournament play. Many of the fields have dedicated fill stations
to eliminate the need for players to leave the field to reload.
The facility also includes a shooting gallery designed to allow individuals to sharpen their
shooting skills. The gallery contains high velocity paint guns and a variety of still and moving
targets. Players may practice aiming, have shootouts or just blast away at targets for sheer
enjoyment.
Mike manages the business and spends most of his time in his office with the door closed, Ethan
trains new employees and supervises paint ball events, and Aunt Daisy has oversight of the
shooting gallery. The business started with three employees but has grown quickly to a staff of
20.
The venture seemed like a good idea. The family’s passion for sports and working with youth
appeared to be paying off. There are loyal repeat customers who purchase expensive equipment
and supplies from Ethan. These customers also enjoy attending extra training and information
sessions. The tournaments have become popular and the local news has been covering the
events. Moreover, the business has a reputation for being a safe family friendly environment.
However, recently, Outdoor Adventure has been experiencing growing pains. Scheduling is
becoming more challenging as the activities on the field increase. Staff is pulled from one area
of the park to provide coverage in another. Employees are starting to complain that they do not
understand their job duties outside of the paint ball fields and feel they need additional training
and procedures. Additionally, a major event was missed due to double-booking. A number of
customers have expressed their displeasure with the service and, as a result, spending less time
on the field. Local businesses are not responding to special discounts for employee events.
There has been an increase in workplace mistakes but fortunately these have not resulted in
serious accidents. Customers and employees are starting to question the leadership and often
ask, “How long can a business like this one last?” or “Who’s running the show?”
Mike has noticed a dip in sales and is now starting to feel they are losing control of the business.
While the two closest competitors are 30 – 45 miles away and do not offer nearly the same
amenities, Mike understands that if they do not do something quickly, their customer base may
decide travel to the competition. Moreover, his passion for owning a sports-oriented business is
waning. He is concerned about the continued success of the business but the work no longer
seems fun or interesting.
Aunt Daisy, on the other hand, is not interested in discussing the books and does not see any
need to worry. She is not concerned about what Mike calls “a few random incidents” and sees
the dip in sales as an indication that it would be a good idea to expand the offering. In fact, she
3. has been presented with the possibility of forming a paint ball competing team. She feels this
opportunity is too big to pass up and wants to convince the others that it’s a good time to pursue.
INSTRUCTIONS
You have been hired as a consultant to help Mike Davis and his family to solve the problems
with his business both day-to-day and over the long term (strategically). You will create a
consultancy report that covers the four functions of management. In creating the consultancy
report, you must also demonstrate how the four functions of management are interrelated
showing how issues in one function impact other functions.
In speaking with Mike, Ethan and Daisy, you already know the following about the business
owners:
1. failed to develop or share a mission statement;
2. failed to determine the best way to organize resources, including personnel;
3. underestimates the importance of recruitment, job design and descriptions, and
training;
4. assumed that motivation will occur naturally;
5. fails to define standards and other measurable outcomes;
6. ignored negative information;
7. delayed actions to improve organizational outcomes.
Be succinct in your writing but persuasive so that the recommendations will have positive
outcomes for the business.
Students are not using buzz-word and are not defining terms using a dictionary. Students are
expected to present the material in a professional manner describing and explaining to the
owners. As a consultant, you should be secure in your presentation to Mike, Ethan and Daisy.
Avoid telling the owners that they should do this or must do that but write in an action-oriented
manner. Students are expected to make connections between the facts of the case study and
concepts, theories, and ideas presented in the course material.
4. Step 1: Create a Word or Rich Text Format (RTF) document. This consultancy plan should be
presented in a professional manner using single space, double-spaced between paragraphs. The
final product will be between 6-8 pages in length excluding the title page, diagrams and
reference page.
Step 2: Title page with your name, the course name, the date, and the instructor’s name.
Step 3: Since students are probably not familiar with writing a consultancy report, the following
resources have been provided to assist in writing the report.
Outline for Consultancy Report
Step 4: In writing a case study, the writing is in the third person. What this means is that there
are no words such as “I, me, my, we, or us” (first person writing), nor is there use of “you or
your” (second person writing). If uncertain how to write in the third person, view this
link: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/first-second-and-third-person
Step 5: In writing this assignment, students are expected to support the reasoning using in-text
citations and a reference list. If any material is used from a source, it must be cited and
referenced. A reference within a reference list cannot exist without an associated in-text citation
and vice versa. View the sample APA paper under Week 1 content.
Step 6: In writing this assignment, students are expected to paraphrase and not use direct
quotes. Learn to paraphrase by reviewing this
link: https://writing.wisc.edu/Handbook/QPA_paraphrase2.html
Step 7: In writing this assignment, students may use external resources but the majority of
resources will come from the course readings with a wide array of readings used.
Step 8: Review the grading rubric for the assignment.
Step 9: Read critically and analyze the case study provided under Week 5 content. Notate the
key points in the case study.
Step 10: Create an executive summary. Although a report must be complete when presenting
to a client, the expectation is that there is an executive summary so that the client can read
quickly the main features of the report. The executive summary should be written in a way that
makes the client want to read more so it must have enough information to see the potential
behind the recommendations without having to read the entire report.
So you aren’t sure how to write the executive summary. Check out this resource to help you
write the summary:
How to Write an Executive Summary: http://articles.bplans.com/writing-an-executive-summary/
5. Step 11: Respond to the required elements of the assignment. Be clear and concise in the
writing and make sure the questions are comprehensively answered.
In creating the consultancy report, students will first assess the business and identify
specific areas of strengths and weaknesses of the business as it relates to the components
of the P-O-L-C. In completing this section, do not create a heading for each element of
the P-O-L-C but write from the perspective of the consultant discussing the strengths and
weaknesses of the business;
Select a management model (class hierarchy, democratic hierarchy, collaborative
management or collective management) and explain why the selected model is most
appropriate for Outdoor Adventure Paintball Park;
Develop roles and responsibility of the owners and employees (Be creative in completing
this task); Discuss why these positions are necessary to the business;
Discuss communication and the flow of decision making in relation to the management
model;
Make specific recommendations for improving the management of Outdoor Adventure
Paintball Park. Cover all aspects of the P-O-L-C. This area of the paper specifically
addresses the areas of strengths and weaknesses identified above and puts in place a plan
for the short and long –term success of the business;
Create a balanced scorecard that will help Outdoor Adventure Paintball Park align its
business activities to the vision and strategy of the organization, improves
communication and monitors performance against goals;
Students are expected to show what they have learned in the course by applying theories
and concepts. Be sure to support your reasoning.
Step 12: Using the grading rubric as a comparison, read through the paper to ensure all required
elements are presented.
Step 13: Proofread the paper for spelling and grammatical issues, and third person writing.
Use the spell and grammar check in Word as a first measure;
Have someone who has excellent English skills to proof the paper;
Consider submitting the paper to the Effective Writing Center (EWC). The EWC will
provide 4-6 areas that may need improvement.