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Generations in the Workplace For the first time in history, four distinct generations - Matures, Boomers, Xers, and Millennials - are employed sided by side in the workplace. Each generation has distinct attitudes, behaviors, expectations, habits and motivational buttons. Effective management of this multigenerational workforce is vital to longevity and success. At work, generational differences can affect everything, including recruiting, building teams, dealing with change, motivating, managing, and maintaining and increasing productivity. Think of how generational differences in communication styles might affect misunderstandings, high employee turnover, difficulty in attracting employees and gaining employee commitment. Assignment: Research articles and/or websites to find more information regarding “generations in the workplace.” First, describe each generation including the core values, attitudes, and expectations related to the workplace and management. Be sure to point out key differences between people in each of the generations. Second, explain how you as a supervisor or manager could help to bridge the generational divide and effectively manage a diverse workplace. Compose your response using Microsoft Word. Use at least 3 different sources. Use APA style for documenting your sources .
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For the first time in history, five distinct generations – Matures/Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z - are employed sided by side in the workplace. Each generation has distinct attitudes, behaviors, expectations, habits and motivational buttons. At work, generational differences can affect everything, including recruiting, building teams, dealing with change, motivating, managing, and maintaining and increasing productivity. Effective management of this multigenerational workforce is vital to longevity and success.
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Managing a diverse workforce
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According to Chip Conley, the workforce diversity is characterized of gender, ethnicity and age; which needs a much keener attention. He points out that an effective manager should realize that age diversity makes a company stronger and that different generations within a workplace should focus on mentoring one another at work. He emphasizes on the need to allow openness with one another so that wisdom; knowledge, experience and skills from the young to the old and vice versa. According to Chip Conley, the current 60s is the new 40s and that the current 30s is the new 50s; a key note to take on how effective relationship in a workplace could enrichen a company with greater shared wisdom and skills. Every manager need to relate such knowledge in ensuring effective making of modern elders from the millennials.
According to Chip, an effective manager should establish a learning environment for the boomers and the millennials. Each generation should see the other as assets from which they can derive wisdom. Moreover, Chip calls for both the millennials and the boomers to fix their ego, perhaps so that they can enhance their relationship and get to learn from one another. He calls for the need of the managers to enhance a growth mindset in a workplace and the need for the employees to be curious of getting to know what the other generation can offer, and trying to oneself. Chip states that “Curiosity is the elixir for life”
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Maintaining a positive working environment helps in enhancing the performance of a diverse workforce. Looking at the small business managers, workforce diversity can be well managed if the owner’s manager supports the existing generational interconnections and the variations as a result of the general difference defining these groups by valuing their differences and the similarities. An effective manager is therefore required to cause a diversity openness among the workforce. Such ensure the performance at all levels, i.e. both the organizational and individual. A manager should, therefore, have the ability to effectively enforce the eradication of the internal communication barriers existing as a result generational, racial, gender, ethnic, age, personality tenure, cognitive style, education among other dissimilarities .
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Employee to employee relations.
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Today people are expressing more of themselves at workplace.
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Managing a diverse workforce
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What does it mean to be an effective manager in a diverse workforce?
According to Chip Conley, the workforce diversity is characterized of gender, ethnicity and age; which needs a much keener attention. He points out that an effective manager should realize that age diversity makes a company stronger and that different generations within a workplace should focus on mentoring one another at work. He emphasizes on the need to allow openness with one another so that wisdom; knowledge, experience and skills from the young to the old and vice versa. According to Chip Conley, the current 60s is the new 40s and that the current 30s is the new 50s; a key note to take on how effective relationship in a workplace could enrichen a company with greater shared wisdom and skills. Every manager need to relate such knowledge in ensuring effective making of modern elders from the millennials.
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4
Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Employee to employee relations.
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Today people are expressing more of themselves at workplace.
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Workforce consisting of employees from different generations.
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Organization could possibly work with teams of people ranging from four to six different generations at one time in coming years.
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2
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Communication protocol.
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3
Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
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Pre-Boomer: Attuned to business environment when technology was not so widespread. They believe in and prefer face-to-face (F2F) interaction. They favor direct contact over e-mail and voice mail. They feel comfortable with conventional and established practices and procedures.
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Generation X: They just want to know what needs to be done and they would prefer to figure out how that would be done. They believe in direct and sincere feedback. Timely and regular feedback keeps them motivated. They do not mind adding fun with business.
Generation Y: An informal group of people. They make the most of the technology. They use e-mail effectively for communication. They "relate the task to their goals and focus on coaching."
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How can human and social capital affect one’s career opportunities and job performance?
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What work related outcomes are associated with job satisfaction?
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Your transferable skills are the general skills you have acquired
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very versatile and can be used in a variety of jobs and occupations.
Over the years, you have undoubtedly amassed many skills from
coursework, jobs, parenting, projects, hobbies, and other life
experiences. If you have demonstrated abilities and experience
in areas such as communication, human relations, research and
planning, management/leadership, and general work survival skills,
then you have developed skills that can easily transfer from one job
or career to another. For example, if you operate a home daycare
in your community, you have most likely mastered skills in human
relations, as well as financial and personnel management, that could
easily be transferred to the fields of business and industry if you
chose to embark on a new career. Transferable skills, also known as
functional skills, are the common thread among all jobs and careers
and are an important building block for all of your occupational
endeavors.
In addition to transferable skills, most people also possess
work-content skills. Together, these two main types of skills
reflect the accomplishments and strengths you have gained during
your career. Although both types are useful, they serve different
purposes in the workplace. Work-content skills tend to be more
technical and job specific in nature. They usually require formal
training and are associated with specific trades or professions.
These skills are used in certain job and career settings, and often
have a separate skills-based vocabulary or jargon that is specific to
the job. Some examples of work content skills are: programming
computer software, teaching history, and operating an x-ray
machine. Although work-content skills do not transfer from one
occupation to another, they are important for entrance and
advancement in certain occupations. In contrast, transferable/
functional skills are mainly acquired through experience, can be
communicated through a more general, universal vocabulary,
and operate across jobs and fields. To illustrate further, a history
professor may have an in-depth knowledge of American history
(work-content skill), and may also be very proficient at teaching
and relating well with students (functional/ transferable skills). The
professor’s teaching abilities and interpersonal skills can easily be
applied in various work settings, while his knowledge of American
history is more job specific and not as versatile in the job market.
In short, work-content skills do not provide the same amount of
fluidity as functional skills.
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The ease by which you conduct a job search, seek a promotion,
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- Bridging generational gaps involves drawing on the strengths of each generation by having older generations mentor younger ones and leveraging technology skills across generations. The diversity of perspectives across generations can make for a stronger team if properly motivated around shared objectives.
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Does EEOCs presentation and the media's presentation take different perspectives? Discuss. Give you opinions backed up with facts.
Cite and Source (I need to know where you got your information to verify.
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Go to a public place where people interact (Starbucks, McDonalds, Ta.docx
Go to a public place where people interact (Starbucks, McDonalds, Target). Observe people's nonverbal communication patterns for one hour. What do you see? What are they using? How are they using it to communicate? Take notes to record how people are communicating messages through their nonverbals.
Then write a summary that discusses what you saw (two pages). Refer back to theories of communication that we covered in the book. Then in additional two pages, discuss the bigger picture of this: What does it mean about communication? Why is it important to communication? What does it mean for your communication? What are things you should take away from this?
You must cite the book at least four times throughout this assignment, and include page numbers where you got the information. This assignment should be a minimum of
four
full pages of writing. (Double space, one inch margins, 12 pt Times new roman font.)
Place your final version in the drop box for week 5.
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go outside (or inside if that works) and find some animals to obse.docx
go outside (or inside if that works) and find some animals to observe. Spend at least 20-30 minutes observing them and recording their behaviors. Try to use precise language. Record your observations following these guidelines (handwritten for this part of the assignment is ok).
Record the following about your observation site/time:
1.
Date, time, location
2.
Animal(s) being observed
3.
Weather conditions
4.
Any other important things (e.g. is there a walkway right next to where you are observing?)
Be sure to note the following about each observation:
1.
The specific time the observation was made
2.
Which individual(s) is/are doing the behavior…if you can keep track of them.
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What specific behavior was observed. (include if it involved other individuals or other incidents, like a person walking by)
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Globalization and Diversity Impact on Healthcare Organizations Pr.docx
Globalization and Diversity Impact on Healthcare Organizations
Project 9
Unit outcomes addressed in this Assignment:
Explain the attributes of a successful health leader. Describe issues related to globalization, power, followership, and culture change from a health leader’s perspective.
Course outcome addressed in this Assignment:
HA515-2: Evaluate approaches to leading individuals and teams, and eliciting support from senior principles.
HA515-3: Identify change management practices by discussing change sponsorship versus agency of change theory.
HA515-4: Evaluate leadership strategies essential to successfully accomplish change including interpersonal, organizational, and cultural dimensions.
Instructions For this Assignment, outline issues related to globalization, power, followership, and cultural change from a health leader’s perspective. Identify at least 3 major global health issues that have impacted the U.S. health care system, and describe how this has affected and influenced stakeholders.
Relate the global leadership style differences and similarities within the constructs of transformational leadership. Discuss at least 3 critical elements of culture and diversity on the modern health care organization. Also, provide a table or list of cultural attributes to be cognizant of.
Finally, categorize global leadership differences according to a leader’s use of power, technology, and knowledge management. Provide at least 2 leadership approaches for implementing change.
Requirements Your paper must be at least 5 pages in length. Use a minimum of 3 academic references. The entire paper should use APA formatting.
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Global Health AgendaWhat are some of the opportunities that are av.docx
Global Health Agenda
What are some of the opportunities that are available to develop an interdisciplinary approach to the advance of the World Health Organization (WHO) global health agenda? Describe how the application of multiculturalism and diversity practices and policies can impact the organization you work in respect to those opportunities. Summarize what you have learned in this course to advance how the role of an advance practice nurse can influence this global approach. This is the conclusion to this class. See the different themes we studied to finish this assignment.
Unit 1:
Advance Practice Nurses and Public Policy
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Listen to the Audio/visual Course Overview.
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Read the Unit Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
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Participate in the Seminar.
Discussion Board
Unit 2:
Policy Design, Implementation and Program Evaluation
Read the Overview.
Complete the Activities.
Participate in the Discussion.
Complete group contract (template provided).
Discussion Board
Unit 3:
Markets, Funding and Financial Models
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
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Complete the Assignment.
Discussion Board
Assignment
Unit 4:
Financial Models of Reimbursement and Effects on Patients and Healthcare Providers
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
Discussion Board
Unit 5:
Health Policies and Organizational Structures
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion
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Participate in the Seminar.
Discussion Board
Unit 6
: Healthcare Policy Models and Theories
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
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Complete the Assignment.
Discussion Board
Assignment
Unit 7:
Healthcare Reform
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion
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Participate in the Seminar.
Discussion Board
Unit 8:
Incorporating Genetics Research into Practice
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
Discussion Board
Unit 9:
Inter-professional Practice
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
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Complete the Assignment.
Discussion Board
Assignment
Unit 10:
Global Connections
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Read the Overview.
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Complete the Activities.
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Participate in the Discussion.
Discussion Board
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Global Education and Global Citizenship video and read the article.docx
Global Education and Global Citizenship
video and read the article “
A Model of Global Citizenship: Antecedents and Outcomes
” by Stephen Reysen and Iva Katzarska-Miller. Please take some time to reflect on how the concept of global citizenship has shaped your identity and respond to the following prompts:
Based on the video, explain the importance of educating others on global citizenship.
Address each of the following outcomes of global citizenship as they pertain to the development of your own identity: intergroup empathy, valuing diversity, social justice, environmental sustainability, intergroup helping, and the level of responsibility to act for the betterment of this world (found in the article). Explain how your environment influences these outcomes.
Provide at least two personal examples or events in your life that illustrate the development of global citizenship based on the outcomes.
Analyze how your general education courses influenced you to become a global citizen.
Demonstrate critical thinking by accurately interpreting the evidence (scholarly sources) provided.
Your paper
Must be 750 – 1,000 words in length (excluding title and reference pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted
Must cite at least the two sources used for this assignment.
Must document all sources in APA style as outlined in the
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1/2 to 1 page with APA formatting intext citation with a schoolarly article < $5
Masters level standard
It is a Nursing homework
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Global Trends for the Future
After reading "Global Trends 2025: A Transformed World" choose one "Relative Certainty" and one "Key Uncertainty" and express your opinion on the topic and whether or not you agree.
Microsoft word, 1-2 pages, scholarly reviewed citations,APA Format
The 2025 Global Landscape
Relative Certainties
Likely Impact
A global multipolar system is emerging with the rise of China, India, and others. The relative power of nonstate actors - businesses, tribes, religious organizations, and even criminal networks-also will increase.
By 2025 a single "international community" composed of nation-states will no longer exist. Power will be more dispersed with the newer players bringing new rules of the game while risks will increase that the traditional Western alliances will weaken. Rather than emulating Western models of political and economic development, more countries may be attracted to China's alternative development model.
The unprecedented shift in relative wealth and economic power roughly from West to East now under way will continue.
As some countries become more invested in their economic well-being, incentives toward geopolitical stability could increase. However, the transfer is strengthening states like Russia that want to challenge the Western order.
The United States will remain the single most powerful country but will be less dominant.
Shrinking economic and military capabilities may force the US into a difficult set of tradeoffs between domestic versus foreign policy priorities.
Continued economic growth-coupled with 1.2 billion more people by 2025 - will put pressure on energy, food, and water resources.
The pace of technological innovation will be key to outcomes during this period. All current technologies are inadequate for replacing traditional energy architecture on the scale needed.
The number of countries with youthful populations in the "arc of instability"1 will decrease, but the populations of several youth-bulge states are projected to remain on rapid growth trajectories.
Unless employment conditions change dramatically in parlous youth-bulge states such as Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Yemen, these countries will remain ripe for continued instability and state failure.
The potential for conflict will increase owing to rapid changes in parts of the
greater Middle East and the spread of lethal capabilities.
The need for the US to act as regional balancer in the Middle East will increase, although other outside powers-Russia, China and India-will play greater roles than today.
Terrorism is unlikely to disappear by 2025, but its appeal could lessen if economic growth continues in the Middle East and youth unemployment is reduced. For those terrorists that are active the diffusion of technologies will put dangerous capabilities within their reach.
Opportunities for mass-casualty terrorist attacks using chemical, biological, or less likely, nuclear
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Global Capital MarketsRead Closing Case Industrial and Commer.docx
Global Capital Markets
Read Closing Case: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China at the end of Chapter 11 in your text. Write a two- to three-page paper, excluding the title and reference pages, with a detailed analysis that addresses the following:
Examine why ICBC felt the need to issue equity in markets outside of China. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of such a move.
Determine the attraction of the ICBC in regards to providing exchange listings to foreign investors. Provide examples of why investors would be interested.
Summarize the risks for a foreigner associated with investing in ICBC. Provide examples of possible risks.
In addition to the required text, provide at least one additional scholarly source to support your point. Your paper should be formatted in APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.
Carefully review the
Grading Rubric
for the criteria that will be used to evaluate your assignment. Please see Below!
Reference:
Hill, W.L. (2011).
International Business:
Competing in the global marketplace (8th ed.). New York:
McGraw-Hill Irwin.
ISBN:
978-0-07-813719-8
Total Possible Score
: 7.00
Examines Why ICBC Felt the Need to Issue Equity in Markets Outside of China and Describes Advantages and Disadvantages of the Move
Total: 2.00
Distinguished - Expertly examines why ICBC felt the need to issue equity in markets outside of China and thoroughly describes advantages and disadvantages of issuing the equity.
Proficient - Examines why ICBC felt the need to issue equity in markets outside of China and describes advantages and disadvantages of issuing the equity.
Basic - Partially examines why ICBC felt the need to issue equity in markets outside of China and partially describes advantages and disadvantages of issuing the equity.
Below Expectations - Incompletely examines why ICBC felt the need to issue equity in markets outside of China and insufficiently describes advantages and disadvantages of issuing the equity.
Non-Performance - The examination of ICBS’s need to issue equity in outside markets and the description of advantages and disadvantages are either nonexistent or lack the components described in the assignment instructions.
Determines the Attraction of the ICBC in Regards to Providing Exchange Listings to Foreign Investors
Total: 2.00
Distinguished - Thoroughly determines the attraction of the ICBC in regard to providing exchange listings to foreign investors. Provides appropriate examples of why investors would be interested.
Proficient - Determines the attraction of the ICBC in regard to providing exchange listings to foreign investors. Provides examples of why investors would be interested, but some examples may be slightly inappropriate or the determination may be missing minor details.
Basic - Partially determines the attraction of the ICBC in regard to providing exchange listings to foreign investors. Somewhat provides examples of why investors would be intereste.
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