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Please use any example! Consider the international strategy of your current/prospective employer (or current entrepreneurial venture). (1) What are several motivations/reasons for the company's decision to engage in internationalization? (2) Which corporate-level international strategy is the company pursuing? (3) Which entry mode(s) has (have) the company used to expand its international operations? (4) Has the company encountered any risks or internal issues associated with using an international strategy discussed in Chapter 8? If so, which risk(s) or issue(s)?.
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Please show your calculations and complete the table 3 Co.pdf
Please show your calculations and complete the table.
3. Complete the table below showing the first day of a hypothetical epidemic. For this disease, we
know that y1=10 and the average contact number is c=7.0..
Please show work on paper For the general loan of amount L t.pdf
Please show work on paper
For the general loan of amount L that is amortized over n periods by payments K1,K2,,Kn at
interest rate i per payment period (see Table 3.2), show that KTIT=L.Table 3.2 illustrates the
entries in an amortization table in a general way. TABLE 3.2.
please show work Rate of return Personal Finance Problem Ris.pdf
please show work
Rate of return Personal Finance Problem Rishi Singh has $1,700 to invest. His investment
counselor suggests that Rishi should buy an investment that pays no interest but will be worth $2,
200 after 5 years. a. What average annual rate of return will Rishi earn with this investment? b.
Rishi is considering another investment, of equal risk, that earns an annual return of 3.29%. Which
investment should he make, and why? a. The annual rate of return Rishi will earn with this
investment, r, is %. (Round to two decimal places.).
Please show all steps and explain them Let X be a continuou.pdf
Please show all steps and explain them
Let X be a (continuous) uniform random variable on the interval [0,1] and Y be an exponential
random variable with parameter . Let X and Y be independent. What is the PDF of Z=X+Y..
Please represent the integer numbers in the following format.pdf
Please represent the integer numbers in the following formats:
ddmmyyyy as a character string:
the numbers A, A as 1-byte Byte (DB);
the numbers A, B, -A, -B as 2-byte Word (DW);
the numbers A, B, C, -A , -B, -C as 4-byte Shortlnt (DD);
A = 01
B = 0110
C = 1,101,999.
Please respond to AI by stating which element of expectanc.pdf
Please respond to A-I, by stating which element of expectancy theory
a- Lucia: worked hard to impress her boos with her reliability, creativity, and decision making skills.
She really wants to qualify for an upcoming promotion which will give her the autonomy and
empowerment she desires. (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
b- August : has noticed a drop in motivation in two of his direct reports and has arranged for them
to get specialized training in order to increase their skills (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
c- Gunnar : believes that there is no way to market this product that will induce customers to buy it.
Its just a bad product (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
d- Sosie: checks to make sure which organizational rewards she has the authority to award before
announcing them to her workers. She doesnt want them to work hard and then not get a promised
reward. (expectancy; instrumentality, valence)
e- Seraphina: makes sure to tell her workers how much confidence she has in their ability to
achieve the goals of the department. She tells them she sees how well they are performing (
expectancy; instrumentality, valence)
f- Wynn: is determined to work hard because he has seen that each employee who achieves $1
million in sales receives a two week trip to Hawaii (expectancy; instrumentality, valence)
g- Finley: has decided to quit working so hard. It seems the only reward for hard work is more
work! (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
h- Isadora: surveyed her workers as to which of a group of rewards would interest them the most.
She wants to be sure of offer them rewards they want (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
i- Ryder: has decided that hard work is worthless. His manager only give the promised rewards to
his pets even if their performance is lower than the other workers (expectancy, instrumentality,
valence).
please reference the work using the APA style and I dont wa.pdf
please reference the work using the APA style and I don't want a topic already on chegg I want a
new research topic
*QUESTION*
As a final year Information Technology student of Ghana Communication Technology University,
your supervisor has requested that you submit a proposal for consideration and approval.
Formulate a topic of interest to you and write a 1600 word count research proposal with focus on
the following areas: i) the Background of the study ii) Problem Statement iii) Aim & Objectives of
the study iv) Significance of the study v) Literature review and vi) Methodology
*MARKING CRITERIA TOPIC*
Well formulated, clear and straight to the point researchable topic that depicts exactly what the
study is about.
BACKGROUND
A well-articulated general overview of the area of study with useful references to support
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Very clear specification of the problem with reason and purpose of the research unambiguously
stated, and supported with relevant in-text citations .
AIM & OBJECTIVES
Clear aim and objectives
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Acknowledgement of relevant boundaries, limitations to scope of study
LITERATURE REVIEW
Comprehensive and critical review of literature demonstrating breadth and depth. Identification
and analysis of key issues and arguments within the research field structured as a coherent and
sustained discussion of relevant material. Adequate recognition of sources collated
GENERAL STRUCTURE, GRAMMAR AND ORIGINALITY
Outstanding presentation, logically structured, using correct grammar, excellent spelling, and no
evidence of copy and paste
*QUESTION*
As a final year Information Technology student of Ghana Communication Technology University,
your supervisor has requested that you submit a proposal for consideration and approval.
Formulate a topic of interest to you and write a 1600 word count research proposal with focus on
the following areas: i) the Background of the study ii) Problem Statement iii) Aim & Objectives of
the study iv) Significance of the study v) Literature review and vi) Methodology
*MARKING CRITERIA TOPIC*
Well formulated, clear and straight to the point researchable topic that depicts exactly what the
study is about.
BACKGROUND
A well-articulated general overview of the area of study with useful references to support
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Very clear specification of the problem with reason and purpose of the research unambiguously
stated, and supported with relevant in-text citations .
AIM & OBJECTIVES
Clear aim and objectives
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Acknowledgement of relevant boundaries, limitations to scope of study
LITERATURE REVIEW
Comprehensive and critical review of literature demonstrating breadth and depth. Identification
and analysis of key issues and arguments within the research field structured as a coherent and
sustained discussion of relevant material. Adequate recognition of sources collated
GENERAL STRUCTURE, GRAMMAR AND ORIGINALITY
Outstanding presentation, logically structured,.
please read the steps below and it will tell you what we usi.pdf
please read the steps below and it will tell you what we using
/**
* DynamicArray.java
*
* Replace all //TODO tags with your code
*
* Note that below the "//TODO" tag there may be
* something like "return null;", "return 0;", etc.
* That line is just "stubbed in" so the class
* will compile. When you add your code (one or many
* statements), you will want to delete the "stubbed" line.
* By "stubbed in" we mean "mocked" or "faked in" temporarily.
*
* When testing, construct using the static factory methods:
DynamicList.newEmpty()
DynamicList.fromGrowthFactor(growthFactor)
DynamicList.from(arrayElements)
*/
package model.list;
import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;
import java.util.function.BiFunction;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import model.linearpub.DynamicList;
import model.linearpub.StructureIterator;
public class DynamicArray<E> implements DynamicList<E> {
//---------------------------------
// Instance Variables
//TODO - declare instance variable(s)
//---------------------------------
// Private Constructors
/** Constructs and returns new DynamicArray (no args constructor) */
private DynamicArray() {
this(defaultGrowthFactor());
}
/** Constructs and returns new DynamicArray with "aGrowthFactor" */
private DynamicArray(double aGrowthFactor) {
//TODO -- this is the constructor that should
//initialize the dynamic array as needed
}
//------------------------------------------------
public static double defaultGrowthFactor() {
//TODO - replace 0 with a good growth factor
return 0;
}
protected static int defaultInitialCapacity() {
//TODO - replace 0 with a good initial capacity
return 0;
}
//-------------------- List Statistics ---------------------
/**
* Return number of elements in this list.
*/
@Override
public int size() {
//TODO
return 0;
}
/**
* Return true is this list contains no elements.
*/
@Override
public boolean isEmpty() {
//TODO
return false;
}
//------------------ Accessing Elements --------------------
/**
* Return element at given index.
* Throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if passed index is invalid.
*/
@Override
public E get(int index) {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return first element
* Throws RuntimeException if list is empty
*/
@Override
public E first() {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return last element
* Throws RuntimeException if list is empty
*/
@Override
public E last() {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return a new list containing the elements of this list
* between the given index "start" (inclusive) and
* the given index "stop" (exclusive).
* Throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if either passed index is invalid.
*/
@Override
public DynamicList<E> subList(int start, int stop) {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return index of first matching element (where searchFct outputs true)
* Return -1 if no match
* Example usage (first list of integers, then employees):
* index = list.find(eaInteger -> eaInteger == 10);
* index = employeeList.find(emplo.
Please show all necessary steps a Let 1XVarXpath d.pdf
Please show all necessary steps.
(a) Let 1(X)=Var(X) be a risk measure associated with a random variable X. (i) Use a counter
example to show that 1(X) is not monotonic in general. (ii) Check the translation invariance,
homogeneity and subadditivity of 1(X). (b) Let 2(X)=E(X)+Var(X), where >0 is a constant. Check
the monotonicity, translation invariance, homogeneity and subadditivity of 2(X). Is 2 a coherent risk
measure?.
please show solution in Mathematica A particle is undergoing.pdf
please show solution in Mathematica
A particle is undergoing a random walk in 2D. At every step, the particle moves by pm 1 unit along
x or pm 1 unit along y. (i) For one such random walk, plot the position as a function of step number
for 10,000 steps. Note: each position is a point (x,y) on the plot; connect successive positions with
a line..
Please read the case study below and apply conceptscontent .pdf
Please read the case study below and apply concepts/content from 3 of the following areas of the
course to your analysis of the case study. You will want to demonstrate that you have knowledge
of specific course concepts from each of the 3 areas you choose:
- Perception/Decision Making
- Motivation
- Leadership
- Power/Conflict
- Organizational Culture
- Change Management
Sitting across the table, Colleen Brooks looked excited and yet discouraged at the same time as
she said, Im just not sure what Im supposed to do here. Ive been put into this position where I feel
I can really make a difference in a lot of ways, but I also feel like the deck has been stacked
against me. These people just dont trust us yet and Im not sure given the situation that I blame
them. Its partially their fault though! Had Medical One run their business well to begin with, theres
a good chance we wouldnt be here.
Medical One was a large multispecialty healthcare practice that had been purchased by
Healthcare Plus, a much smaller company, due to Medical One being in a situation of severe
financial distress. Everything Colleen read or heard suggested that Healthcare Plus was oriented
toward cost-cutting and therefore probably lower quality healthcare. Although upper management
was trying to sell the acquisition to everyone inside the organization as a merger of two great
companies, almost all of top management came from Healthcare Plus.
Colleens job was to oversee nursing operations in 4 states. Of the 14 nursing managers she was
supposed to supervise, 11 of them were at Medical One facilities. Colleen had decided that the
first meeting with her new managers was an important one and she decided to bring them all to
Denver, which was both centrally located and where one of Medical Ones largest hospitals
operated. She took great care in personally phoning each manager, introducing herself, and letting
them know she was looking forward to working with them. In order to make everyone feel more
equal, Colleen had arranged for the meeting to take place in a Denver hotel (not the hospital
where it might seem someone was looking over their shoulders).
Dinner went well, but the next morning, every time Colleen mentioned a potential idea that had
reduced costs effectively at Healthcare Plus, it was met with that will never work here type of
answer. When the Healthcare Plus managers tried to chime in with evidence that these types of
procedures had worked for them in their facility, the Medical One managers seemed to bind
together in opposition. It wasnt until then that Colleen noticed that the 3 Healthcare Plus managers
were all sitting together at the U-shaped table, a seating arrangement that didnt seem to be
helping things.
Although it was clear to Colleen that many of the managers were resistant to the ideas she
discussed throughout the day, most of them placed the blame on their local nursing directors for
their unwillingness to change. This allowed her new reports to be abl.
Operation Blue Star - Saka Neela Tara
Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
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The Indian economy is classified into different sectors to simplify the analysis and understanding of economic activities. For Class 10, it's essential to grasp the sectors of the Indian economy, understand their characteristics, and recognize their importance. This guide will provide detailed notes on the Sectors of the Indian Economy Class 10, using specific long-tail keywords to enhance comprehension.
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Please solve the TODO parts of the following probelm incl.pdf
Please solve the TODO parts of the following probelm.
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include<string>
#include "Queuecpp.h"
#include "Songcpp.h"
#include "RequestCpp.h"
void populateRequests(Queue<Request>& q);
void populateSongDataBase(LinkedList<Song> &list);
void processQueue(LinkedList<Song> &list,Queue<Request>& q);
void processRequest(std::string action, std::string title,std::string singer,int chartPos);
//GIVEN
int main() {
LinkedList<Song> list;
Queue<Request> q;
populateSongDataBase(list); // fill the Songs Data Base into Linked List
std::cout<<"************************************* ";
list.printList(); //
std::cout<<"************************************* ";
populateRequests(q); // fill the request q
std::cout<<" ";
std::cout<<"---------------PRINTING QUEUE------------------- ";
q.printList();
std::cout<<"------------------------------------ ";
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list.printList();
std::cout<<"************************************* ";
}
//TODO
void populateRequests(Queue<Request> &q){
}
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}
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}
//GIVEN
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std::cout<<"PLAYING TOP TEN SONG __________ ";
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}
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}
//TODO
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}
//TODO
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}
//GIVEN
void processRequest(LinkedList<Song> &list,std::string action, std::string title,std::string singer,int
chartPos){
Song s(title,singer,chartPos);
char ch =action[0];
switch(ch){
case 'P' : std::cout<<playSong(list,s)<<" ";break;
case 'A' : addThisSong(list,s);break;;
case 'R' : removeThisSong(list,s);break;
case 'M' : moveThisSong(list,s,chartPos);break;
case 'T' : printTopTenSongs(list);break;
}
}
//TODO
void processQueue(LinkedList<Song> &list ,Queue<Request>& q){
int requestNumber=1;
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std::cout<<"------------------------------------------------------------------------- ";
// call processRequest
std::cout<<"------------------------------------------------------------------------- "
std::cout<<"------------------------------------------------------------------------- ";
}
//TODO
void populateSongDataBase(LinkedList<Song> &list){
}
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//template <class T>
//Queue<T>::Queue(){
// back=nullptr;
//}
template <class T>
//TODO
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void Queue<T>::add(T t){
}
//TODO
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template <class T>
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//TODO
// if queue us empty
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}
#include "ListNode.h"
#include<iostream>
template <class T>
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Please solve the TODO parts include LinkedListcpph tem.pdf
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//private: ListNode<T> * back;
public:
//Queue<T>();
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//template <class T>
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// back=nullptr;
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}
//TODO
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}
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#include <fstream>
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e- Seraphina: makes sure to tell her workers how much confidence she has in their ability to
achieve the goals of the department. She tells them she sees how well they are performing (
expectancy; instrumentality, valence)
f- Wynn: is determined to work hard because he has seen that each employee who achieves $1
million in sales receives a two week trip to Hawaii (expectancy; instrumentality, valence)
g- Finley: has decided to quit working so hard. It seems the only reward for hard work is more
work! (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
h- Isadora: surveyed her workers as to which of a group of rewards would interest them the most.
She wants to be sure of offer them rewards they want (expectancy; instrumentality; valence)
i- Ryder: has decided that hard work is worthless. His manager only give the promised rewards to
his pets even if their performance is lower than the other workers (expectancy, instrumentality,
valence).
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*QUESTION*
As a final year Information Technology student of Ghana Communication Technology University,
your supervisor has requested that you submit a proposal for consideration and approval.
Formulate a topic of interest to you and write a 1600 word count research proposal with focus on
the following areas: i) the Background of the study ii) Problem Statement iii) Aim & Objectives of
the study iv) Significance of the study v) Literature review and vi) Methodology
*MARKING CRITERIA TOPIC*
Well formulated, clear and straight to the point researchable topic that depicts exactly what the
study is about.
BACKGROUND
A well-articulated general overview of the area of study with useful references to support
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Very clear specification of the problem with reason and purpose of the research unambiguously
stated, and supported with relevant in-text citations .
AIM & OBJECTIVES
Clear aim and objectives
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Acknowledgement of relevant boundaries, limitations to scope of study
LITERATURE REVIEW
Comprehensive and critical review of literature demonstrating breadth and depth. Identification
and analysis of key issues and arguments within the research field structured as a coherent and
sustained discussion of relevant material. Adequate recognition of sources collated
GENERAL STRUCTURE, GRAMMAR AND ORIGINALITY
Outstanding presentation, logically structured, using correct grammar, excellent spelling, and no
evidence of copy and paste
*QUESTION*
As a final year Information Technology student of Ghana Communication Technology University,
your supervisor has requested that you submit a proposal for consideration and approval.
Formulate a topic of interest to you and write a 1600 word count research proposal with focus on
the following areas: i) the Background of the study ii) Problem Statement iii) Aim & Objectives of
the study iv) Significance of the study v) Literature review and vi) Methodology
*MARKING CRITERIA TOPIC*
Well formulated, clear and straight to the point researchable topic that depicts exactly what the
study is about.
BACKGROUND
A well-articulated general overview of the area of study with useful references to support
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Very clear specification of the problem with reason and purpose of the research unambiguously
stated, and supported with relevant in-text citations .
AIM & OBJECTIVES
Clear aim and objectives
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Acknowledgement of relevant boundaries, limitations to scope of study
LITERATURE REVIEW
Comprehensive and critical review of literature demonstrating breadth and depth. Identification
and analysis of key issues and arguments within the research field structured as a coherent and
sustained discussion of relevant material. Adequate recognition of sources collated
GENERAL STRUCTURE, GRAMMAR AND ORIGINALITY
Outstanding presentation, logically structured,.
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/**
* DynamicArray.java
*
* Replace all //TODO tags with your code
*
* Note that below the "//TODO" tag there may be
* something like "return null;", "return 0;", etc.
* That line is just "stubbed in" so the class
* will compile. When you add your code (one or many
* statements), you will want to delete the "stubbed" line.
* By "stubbed in" we mean "mocked" or "faked in" temporarily.
*
* When testing, construct using the static factory methods:
DynamicList.newEmpty()
DynamicList.fromGrowthFactor(growthFactor)
DynamicList.from(arrayElements)
*/
package model.list;
import java.lang.reflect.Array;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;
import java.util.function.BiFunction;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import model.linearpub.DynamicList;
import model.linearpub.StructureIterator;
public class DynamicArray<E> implements DynamicList<E> {
//---------------------------------
// Instance Variables
//TODO - declare instance variable(s)
//---------------------------------
// Private Constructors
/** Constructs and returns new DynamicArray (no args constructor) */
private DynamicArray() {
this(defaultGrowthFactor());
}
/** Constructs and returns new DynamicArray with "aGrowthFactor" */
private DynamicArray(double aGrowthFactor) {
//TODO -- this is the constructor that should
//initialize the dynamic array as needed
}
//------------------------------------------------
public static double defaultGrowthFactor() {
//TODO - replace 0 with a good growth factor
return 0;
}
protected static int defaultInitialCapacity() {
//TODO - replace 0 with a good initial capacity
return 0;
}
//-------------------- List Statistics ---------------------
/**
* Return number of elements in this list.
*/
@Override
public int size() {
//TODO
return 0;
}
/**
* Return true is this list contains no elements.
*/
@Override
public boolean isEmpty() {
//TODO
return false;
}
//------------------ Accessing Elements --------------------
/**
* Return element at given index.
* Throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if passed index is invalid.
*/
@Override
public E get(int index) {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return first element
* Throws RuntimeException if list is empty
*/
@Override
public E first() {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return last element
* Throws RuntimeException if list is empty
*/
@Override
public E last() {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return a new list containing the elements of this list
* between the given index "start" (inclusive) and
* the given index "stop" (exclusive).
* Throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if either passed index is invalid.
*/
@Override
public DynamicList<E> subList(int start, int stop) {
//TODO
return null;
}
/**
* Return index of first matching element (where searchFct outputs true)
* Return -1 if no match
* Example usage (first list of integers, then employees):
* index = list.find(eaInteger -> eaInteger == 10);
* index = employeeList.find(emplo.
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Please read the case study below and apply concepts/content from 3 of the following areas of the
course to your analysis of the case study. You will want to demonstrate that you have knowledge
of specific course concepts from each of the 3 areas you choose:
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- Motivation
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Sitting across the table, Colleen Brooks looked excited and yet discouraged at the same time as
she said, Im just not sure what Im supposed to do here. Ive been put into this position where I feel
I can really make a difference in a lot of ways, but I also feel like the deck has been stacked
against me. These people just dont trust us yet and Im not sure given the situation that I blame
them. Its partially their fault though! Had Medical One run their business well to begin with, theres
a good chance we wouldnt be here.
Medical One was a large multispecialty healthcare practice that had been purchased by
Healthcare Plus, a much smaller company, due to Medical One being in a situation of severe
financial distress. Everything Colleen read or heard suggested that Healthcare Plus was oriented
toward cost-cutting and therefore probably lower quality healthcare. Although upper management
was trying to sell the acquisition to everyone inside the organization as a merger of two great
companies, almost all of top management came from Healthcare Plus.
Colleens job was to oversee nursing operations in 4 states. Of the 14 nursing managers she was
supposed to supervise, 11 of them were at Medical One facilities. Colleen had decided that the
first meeting with her new managers was an important one and she decided to bring them all to
Denver, which was both centrally located and where one of Medical Ones largest hospitals
operated. She took great care in personally phoning each manager, introducing herself, and letting
them know she was looking forward to working with them. In order to make everyone feel more
equal, Colleen had arranged for the meeting to take place in a Denver hotel (not the hospital
where it might seem someone was looking over their shoulders).
Dinner went well, but the next morning, every time Colleen mentioned a potential idea that had
reduced costs effectively at Healthcare Plus, it was met with that will never work here type of
answer. When the Healthcare Plus managers tried to chime in with evidence that these types of
procedures had worked for them in their facility, the Medical One managers seemed to bind
together in opposition. It wasnt until then that Colleen noticed that the 3 Healthcare Plus managers
were all sitting together at the U-shaped table, a seating arrangement that didnt seem to be
helping things.
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discussed throughout the day, most of them placed the blame on their local nursing directors for
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