Social Media Influencer (Emily): Emily can provide insight into the role of social media in
restaurant advertising and how
small local restaurants can leverage social media influencers to increase their visibility and brand
awareness. scope. It can
also provide insight into what types of content work best on social media platforms and how to
measure the effectiveness
of social media advertising
Summary & Reflection Table
Interviewee 1:
Doing: What does the interviewee currently do?
Thinking: What was the interviewee thinking (about themselves, their knowledge and expertise,
their wants, abilities, other stakeholders,
etc.)?
Feeling: What was the interviewee feeling (what made them happy, unhappy, proud,
embarrassed, excited, frustrated, etc.)?
Hearing: What was the interviewee hearing from others (friends, experts, and other information
sources)?
What were the obstacles and situational constraints that emerged in the interview?
Interview Reflections
Characteristics:
Reasons for Selection:
Interview Reflections *
Doing: What does the interviewee currently do?
Thinking: What was the interviewee thinking (about themselves, their knowledge and expertise,
their wants, abilities, other stakeholders,
etc.)?
Feeling: What was the interviewee feeling (what made them happy, unhappy, proud,
embarrassed, excited, frustrated, etc.)?
Hearing: What was the interviewee hearing from others (friends, experts, and other information
sources)?
What were the jobs-to-be-done and pains that emerged in the interview?
What were the obstacles and situational constraints that emerged in the interview?
What desired or unexpected gains emerged in the interview?.
During an interview, the case manager demonstrates attitudes about s.docxinfantkimber
During an interview, the case manager demonstrates attitudes about self and others. One way to learn about these attitudes and characteristics is to watch others conduct interviews. A good practice is to watch interviewers on television. The following programs will work for this assignment:
Oprah
Meet the Press
Dr. Phil
Good Morning America
Today Show
Larry King
While you are watching the interviews, make notes on the attitudes and characteristics that are important for good interviewing.
General Observations
Describe how the interviewer presents him- or herself.
What are your initial impressions of the interviewer?
What happens in the interview to cause these initial impressions?
Describe how the interviewer greets the interviewee. What type of climate does the greeting establish?
Does the interviewer control the interview?
Focus on the Interviewee
What is the interviewer’s attitude toward the interviewee? How does the interviewer convey this attitude?
Does the interviewer demonstrate respect for the interviewee? How is respect or lack of it conveyed during the interview?
How does the interviewer convey empathy?
Does the interviewer convey cultural sensitivity or the lack of it? How?
.
Good Questions, Good Products: 31+ Questions for Product Makers and ManagersEli Holder
Slides from my talk to other product managers / designers.
"Most people say great products start with great ideas. But Eli sees it differently. Instead, great products start with asking the right questions. This talk looks at the early stages of the product lifecycle through the lens of those important and often overlooked questions."
These early stages include:
• Strategy & Introspection, where we ask "Who are we? What's our purpose?" to better understand a product team's culture and the types of products that will resonate internally
• User Research, where we ask "Who's our audience? What do they really want in a product?" to develop user empathy and discover potential product directions
• Product Direction, where we ask: "What problem should we solve? Why is it worth solving?" to define and justify scope based on the value they create, rather than the features they include
The talk covers the high-level questions, why they're important, and breaks them down into relevant component questions. Plus a few hacks / exercises to help you ask them most effectively.
During an interview, the case manager demonstrates attitudes about s.docxinfantkimber
During an interview, the case manager demonstrates attitudes about self and others. One way to learn about these attitudes and characteristics is to watch others conduct interviews. A good practice is to watch interviewers on television. The following programs will work for this assignment:
Oprah
Meet the Press
Dr. Phil
Good Morning America
Today Show
Larry King
While you are watching the interviews, make notes on the attitudes and characteristics that are important for good interviewing.
General Observations
Describe how the interviewer presents him- or herself.
What are your initial impressions of the interviewer?
What happens in the interview to cause these initial impressions?
Describe how the interviewer greets the interviewee. What type of climate does the greeting establish?
Does the interviewer control the interview?
Focus on the Interviewee
What is the interviewer’s attitude toward the interviewee? How does the interviewer convey this attitude?
Does the interviewer demonstrate respect for the interviewee? How is respect or lack of it conveyed during the interview?
How does the interviewer convey empathy?
Does the interviewer convey cultural sensitivity or the lack of it? How?
.
Good Questions, Good Products: 31+ Questions for Product Makers and ManagersEli Holder
Slides from my talk to other product managers / designers.
"Most people say great products start with great ideas. But Eli sees it differently. Instead, great products start with asking the right questions. This talk looks at the early stages of the product lifecycle through the lens of those important and often overlooked questions."
These early stages include:
• Strategy & Introspection, where we ask "Who are we? What's our purpose?" to better understand a product team's culture and the types of products that will resonate internally
• User Research, where we ask "Who's our audience? What do they really want in a product?" to develop user empathy and discover potential product directions
• Product Direction, where we ask: "What problem should we solve? Why is it worth solving?" to define and justify scope based on the value they create, rather than the features they include
The talk covers the high-level questions, why they're important, and breaks them down into relevant component questions. Plus a few hacks / exercises to help you ask them most effectively.
Type # 1: Questions that clarify, explain and define problems.
Type # 2: Questions that explore connections and differences.
Type # 3: Questions that are strategic, leading, confrontational.
Type # 4: Questions that encourage reflection.
30 Marketing Questions you Should be Asking Yourself (but probably aren’t)TrailBlaze Creative
By looking at the daunting task of "marketing" in ten categories, each with three questions, business owners are able to positively impact their marketing by devoting a small amount of time to considering these 30 questions. While this should, in no way, be a substitute for a marketing plan and is not the end-all when it comes to marketing...by keeping these questions front-of-mind, small business owners and organizations can keep their marketing in check.
When the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) rose to prominence, assessing it had an irresistible appeal. And while many continue to find it valuable, many coaches have found that there are some limitations. The EQ can reveal interesting individual characteristics – but how does motivation relate to these characteristics? And how does a coach take these very personal insights and use them effectively to support and guide teams?
When traditional EQ assessments are paired with an assessment that reveals deeper motivations, a more complete profile of the individual is revealed. Motivational assessments also help uncover underlying tensions and conflicts, which often give rise to some of the observations measured using EQ tools.
In this one-hour session, MRG’s David Ringwood explores the benefits of pairing an EQ assessment with MRG’s Individual Directions Inventory (IDI). Topics include:
- Applying EQ learnings to more effectively influence behavior
- Tackling the challenge of transitioning from individual conversations to team interventions
- Thinking about EQ and motivation in the context of team dynamics
- Expanding the options available to you as a coach or facilitator
Hi, My Self Priya I am from Mumbai I am a Student Studying in F.Y.B. Com my Presentation is related with interview how to do a perfect in interview.
Thanks
A short presentation by Internet Marketing Manager, Luke Garfield. Covers the basic approach to using social media as a marketing channel for small to medium sized businesses.
What makes you different - kt -- updated for 10.4Doug Fenichel
Standing out from a crowd of competitors is never easy. Following the course of discovery described here -- which is the process we use when we develop a communications plan for a client -- can help you be sure your communications will set you apart.
This slide deck covers a typical one day authentic leadership development day that we deliver at the Antwerp Management School. Topics like trust, politics, power, authenticity, shared leadership, transformational leadership , implicit leadership theories, cross cultural differences in leadership, etc are covered
Consider independent simple random samples that are taken to test the.pdfmeenaaarika
8. A perpetuity immediate has payments of 100 for the first n years and payments of 200
thereafter. If the annual effective interest rate is 8.8% , the present value for the perpetuity is
1585.72888019922 . Find the present value for the perpetuity if the annual effective interest rate
is 9% ..
Type # 1: Questions that clarify, explain and define problems.
Type # 2: Questions that explore connections and differences.
Type # 3: Questions that are strategic, leading, confrontational.
Type # 4: Questions that encourage reflection.
30 Marketing Questions you Should be Asking Yourself (but probably aren’t)TrailBlaze Creative
By looking at the daunting task of "marketing" in ten categories, each with three questions, business owners are able to positively impact their marketing by devoting a small amount of time to considering these 30 questions. While this should, in no way, be a substitute for a marketing plan and is not the end-all when it comes to marketing...by keeping these questions front-of-mind, small business owners and organizations can keep their marketing in check.
When the concept of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) rose to prominence, assessing it had an irresistible appeal. And while many continue to find it valuable, many coaches have found that there are some limitations. The EQ can reveal interesting individual characteristics – but how does motivation relate to these characteristics? And how does a coach take these very personal insights and use them effectively to support and guide teams?
When traditional EQ assessments are paired with an assessment that reveals deeper motivations, a more complete profile of the individual is revealed. Motivational assessments also help uncover underlying tensions and conflicts, which often give rise to some of the observations measured using EQ tools.
In this one-hour session, MRG’s David Ringwood explores the benefits of pairing an EQ assessment with MRG’s Individual Directions Inventory (IDI). Topics include:
- Applying EQ learnings to more effectively influence behavior
- Tackling the challenge of transitioning from individual conversations to team interventions
- Thinking about EQ and motivation in the context of team dynamics
- Expanding the options available to you as a coach or facilitator
Hi, My Self Priya I am from Mumbai I am a Student Studying in F.Y.B. Com my Presentation is related with interview how to do a perfect in interview.
Thanks
A short presentation by Internet Marketing Manager, Luke Garfield. Covers the basic approach to using social media as a marketing channel for small to medium sized businesses.
What makes you different - kt -- updated for 10.4Doug Fenichel
Standing out from a crowd of competitors is never easy. Following the course of discovery described here -- which is the process we use when we develop a communications plan for a client -- can help you be sure your communications will set you apart.
This slide deck covers a typical one day authentic leadership development day that we deliver at the Antwerp Management School. Topics like trust, politics, power, authenticity, shared leadership, transformational leadership , implicit leadership theories, cross cultural differences in leadership, etc are covered
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8. A perpetuity immediate has payments of 100 for the first n years and payments of 200
thereafter. If the annual effective interest rate is 8.8% , the present value for the perpetuity is
1585.72888019922 . Find the present value for the perpetuity if the annual effective interest rate
is 9% ..
1- Why are social networks becoming an increasingly important marketin.pdfmeenaaarika
1. The food services divivion of Legoland Mulugsin is irsdying the amount of money spent per a.
Identify the variable of interest in this ghady: b. Organize the data into a Hess than" frequency
using cqual class width of 40 and stant with [6] 50. c. Set up a percentage distribution and a
cumblative percentage distribution based on the "less than" frequency distribution in part (a). d.
Draw a percentage histogram based on the percentage distribution in part (b). [4] c. Where do the
data tend to concentrate? f. Find the probability that two unrelated families spent at least RM210
on food and drink per day. [3] g. 40% of the customers who spent at least RM210 are the visitors
from Hong Kong. find the probability that a randomly chosen family is from Hong Kong and
spent at least RM210 on food and drink. [4] h. It is known that X 1 = 6651 and ( X 1 X ) 2 =
65661.96 . compute the mean and standard deviation in amount of money spent on food and
drink. [ 4 ] i. Compute the median amount spent on food and drink. [2] j. Discuss the shape of the
distribution of amount of money spent on food and drink, in terms of skewness. k. The amount of
money spent on food and drink of a sample of 50 families who visited Universal Studio
Singapore yesterday in Singapore Dollar (SGD) has a mean of SGD62.5 and a standard deviation
of SGD17.32. Which of the two amusement parks has family customers with more consistent
spending on food and drink? [4].
Which of the following is NOT true about infectious mononucleosis (-mo.pdfmeenaaarika
Please summarize these articles that i attatched:
Most of these articles will have an experiment that was conducted. If that is the case, then the
summary should include what they were testing (hypothesis) and what they found. Then you
should include a few sentences about how this article will help you with your presentation. If the
article is a review, then just summarize the paper and include how it will help you with the
presentation.
Write a 2-page summary (double spaced, 12 pt. font, 1" margins). For the summary, IN YOUR
OWN WORDS, be sure to include why the article was of interest and how you plan to use it in
your group presentation. Be sure to answer the following questions:
1. What was the research question (hypothesis and/or research objectives)?
2. How did they test it, what did they find?
3. Explain why the article is useful/relevant to your project..
Three phospholipids X-Y- and Z are distributed in the plasma membrane.pdfmeenaaarika
Norman Company owns a controlling interest in a foreign company that has recently experienced
a hyperinflationary economy. Consistent with occounting rules, Norman will switch from the
current rate method to the temporal method for corverting the foreign currency to Normal
Compary's local currency. Norman Company also will have to restate prior period financial
statements if the company reports consistent withx Multiple Choice US. CAN IFRS. either U.S
GMAP or IFRS netther US. GAAP nor IFRS,.
The following figure shows two absorption spectra- NAD+is the solid li.pdfmeenaaarika
Jan. 19 Sold merchandise on account to Dr. Kyle Norby, $17 , 960 . The cost of goods sold was
$9 , 990 . June 2 Received $5 , 530 from Dr. Kyle Norby and wrote off the remainder owed on
the sale of January 19 as uncollectible. Oct. 23 Reinstated the account of Dr. Kyle Norby that
had been written off on June 2 and received $12 , 430 cash in full payment..
Using the Internet or any other sources- Develop a Presentation on Tim.pdfmeenaaarika
PART 1. Modeling to Compare Meiosis and Mitosis (team project) Goal: design a model to
stimulate the behavior of chromosomes during mitosis and meiosis. You have seen that mitosis
and meiosis have many similarities. They also have important differences. In this investigation,
you will create a model of a cell that undergoes mitosis and meiosis. Then you will use your
model to describe the different phases of each type of cell division. Design specifications Work
in a small group. With your group, examine the following design specifications: - You are
modeling a germ cell from the testes of a male diploid organism. The haploid number of
chromosomes in this organism is 4 (that is diploid, 2 n = 8 ). - Your model must be able
represent the changes that take place in the germ cell and its chromosomes as it divides to
produce two identical germ cells, one of which then divides to produce four non-identical
gametes. - Your model must be able to represent at least TWO mechanisms that ensure genetic
variation among the gametes. Plan and construct 1. Brainstorm options for a model that meets
the design specifications. 2. Draft your ideas. 3. Check them with the stages of the mitotic and
meiotic process. 4. Draw your final model on the next page. If you need more space, attach extra
sheet..
Suppose that Paul and Jim play a simultaneous game where they have to.pdfmeenaaarika
I'm writing a 20 questions java program and keep getting errors for the QuestionNode and
inability to find the symbol.
Can you please help me with what I need to add to this to remove these errors? Thanks!
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
public class QuestionTree {
private QuestionNode rootOfTree;
private Scanner console;
public QuestionTree() {
rootOfTree = new QuestionNode("computer");
console = new Scanner(System.in);
}
public void read(Scanner input) {
while(input.hasNextLine()) {
rootOfTree = readHelper(input);
}
}
private QuestionNode readHelper(Scanner input) {
String type = input.nextLine();
String data = input.nextLine();
QuestionNode root = new QuestionNode(data);
if (type.contains("Q:")) {
root.yesNode = readHelper(input);
root.noNode = readHelper(input);
}
return root;
}
public void write(PrintStream output) {
if (output == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException();
}
writeTree(rootOfTree, output);
}
private void writeTree(QuestionNode rootOfTree, PrintStream output) {
if (isAnswerNode(rootOfTree)) {
output.println("A:");
output.println(rootOfTree.data);
} else {
output.println("Q:");
output.println(rootOfTree.data);
writeTree(rootOfTree.yesNode, output);
writeTree(rootOfTree.noNode, output);
}
}
public void askQuestions() {
rootOfTree = askQuestions(rootOfTree);
}
private QuestionNode askQuestions(QuestionNode current) {
if (isAnswerNode(current)) {
if (yesTo("Would your object happen to be " + current.data +"?")) {
System.out.println("Great, I got it right!");
} else {
System.out.print("What is the name of your object? ");
QuestionNode answer = new QuestionNode(console.nextLine());
System.out.println("Please give me a yes/no question that");
System.out.println("distinguishes between your object");
System.out.print("and mine--> ");
String question = console.nextLine();
if (yesTo("And what is the answer for your object?")) {
current = new QuestionNode(question, answer, current);
} else {
current = new QuestionNode(question, current, answer);
}
}
} else {
if (yesTo(current.data)) {
current.yesNode = askQuestions(current.yesNode);
} else {
current.noNode = askQuestions(current.noNode);
}
}
return current;
}
public boolean yesTo(String prompt) {
System.out.print(prompt + " (y/n)? ");
String response = console.nextLine().trim().toLowerCase();
while (!response.equals("y") && !response.equals("n")) {
System.out.println("Please answer y or n.");
System.out.print(prompt + " (y/n)? ");
response = console.nextLine().trim().toLowerCase();
}
return response.equals("y");
}
private boolean isAnswerNode(QuestionNode node) {
return (node.yesNode == null || node.noNode == null);
}
}.
Starlight Company has inventory of 8 units at a cost of $200 each on O.pdfmeenaaarika
Hi please tell me the difference between those rocks : names for instance: basalt,
granite etc.. different types of rocks: igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic and which
place we can find them like river, lacs etc... depository then composition chemical and
physical thanks.
Shell Sort Shell sort is an improvement of insertion sort- Shell sort.pdfmeenaaarika
Given integer lengthTime, write multiple if statements: - If length Time is greater than or equal
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can complete my homework." - If length Time is less than 7, output "I don't have time to do my
homework." End with a newline. Ex: If the input is 34 , then the output is: I can finish half of my
homework. I can complete my homework..
Sara has gone to her primary care provider and he has expressed concer.pdfmeenaaarika
For today's discussion, we're going to consider Biden's plan to cancel some student loans. Right
now, his plan is on pause and the Supreme Court just heard oral arguments last week. Don't
worry about the legal challenges yet. For now, just consider exactly how the loans will be
forgiven and who will be affected. Please start by reviewing the fact sheet:
2. Who, if anyone, bears the costs of cancelling these loans? Try to go beyond the obvious and
consider the unobvious effects of cancellation.
3. Now consider Nozick's Entitlement Theory. According to this theory, would cancelling
student loans be just? Does cancelling student loans.
Evaluate the following discharge summary compared to CMS regulations a.pdfmeenaaarika
A product with a large advertising budget has its sales S (in millions of dollars) given by S = 200
t + 2 400 (t + 2)2 where t is the number of months the product has been on the market. (a) Find
the rate of change of sales at any time t. S' = (b) What is the rate of change of sales at t = 2? (c).
Q37- Which of the following statements about restriction nucleases is.pdfmeenaaarika
determine whether to lease or purchase research equipment. The firm is in the 21% tax bracket,
and its after-tax cost of debt is currently 8% . The terms of the lease and of the purchase are as
follows: LEASE Annual end-of-year lease payments of $25 , 200 are required over the three-
year life of the lease. All maintenance costs will be paid by the lessor; insurance and other costs
will be borne by the lessee. The lessee will exercise its option to purchase the asset for $5 , 000
at termination of the lease. PURCHASE The equipment costs $60 , 000 and can be financed with
a 14% loan requiring annual end-of-year payments of $25 , 844 for three years. JLB will
depreciate the equipment under MACRS using a three-year recovery period. (See Table 4.2 for
the applicable depreciation percentages.) JLB will pay $1 , 800 per year for a service contract
that covers all maintenance costs; insurance and other costs will be borne by the JLB, who plans
to keep the equipment and use it beyond its three-year recovery period. a. Calculate the after-tax
cash outflows associated with each alternative. b. Calculate the present value of each stream,
using the after-tax cost of debt. c. Which alternative-lease or purchase-would you recommend?
Why?.
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- Implement Longest Common Subsequence using Dynamic Programming approach in language
of your choice ( C , C + + , Java) Uploaded document should contain - Code - INPUT: Two
Input Strings 1. First Name 2. Last Name - Pic of Input and Output, along with code.
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• Discuss the critical role of access control in computer-based information systems, and
identify and discuss widely used authentication factors
• Discuss the critical role of access control in computer-based information systems, and
identify and discuss widely used authentication factors.
Project Stakeholder Management Communicating with your Sponsor 1) A sp.pdfmeenaaarika
Data on 85 roller coasters is collected on the duration of the ride in seconds and the height of the
initial drop in feet. The regression analysis gives the model Duration = 85.29 + 0.392 Drop.
Complete parts a through c below C. For every additional minute of duration, the height of the
initial drop is predicted to increase by 392 feet. D. For every additional second of duration, the
initial drop is predicted to increase by 0.392 feet. b) A new roller coaster advertises an initial
drop of 200 feet. How long would you predict the rides last? seconds (Round to the nearest
second as needed.) c) Another coaster with a 150 -foot initial drop advertises a 2 and a half-
minute ride. Is this longer or shorter than expected? By how much? What's that called? The ride
is second(s) than the duration predicted by the model. (Round to the nearest second as needed.)
What is the difference between the duration advertised and the deration predicted called?
Intercept Residual Predicted value Slope.
11- Why are hypothesis testing an important component of statistical i.pdfmeenaaarika
1.1. Suppose you're an investor who will get interest daily (for an annual rate of, say 5% ) on $1 ,
000 , 000 . Your interest can be calculated in one of two ways: (a) The sum is calculated every
day, and rounded to the nearest cent. This new amount will be used to calculate your sum on the
next day. (b) Your sum is calculated only once at the end of the year with the formula M f = M i
( 1 + i d ) d , and then rounded to the nearest cent. 1. Which method should you choose? How big
is the difference? How much smaller is it than the worst-case scenario obtained from mere
satisfaction of the IEEE standard? Explain in terms of floating-point error. 2. If the rounding
procedure used for the floating-point arithmetic was "round toward zero," would you make the
same decision?.
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1) Explain in detail the rola of watar in tha liaht danendent reactions of photosynthesis. (3) 2)
Write the balanced chemical equation for the process of aerobic cellular respiration. (2) 3) Create
a comparison chart with the following criteria demonstrating your knowledge o the similarities
and differences between photosynthesis and cellular respiration: (9).
Find and fix all the errors in the following program- userInput - int.pdfmeenaaarika
A rock concert producer has scheduled an outdoor concert. The producer estimates the
attendance will depend on the weather according to the following table. (a) What is the expected
attendance? answer: (b) If tickets cost $15 each, the band will cost $300000 , plus $45000 for
administration. What is the expected profit? answer:.
Partner bonuses- statement of partnership equity The partnership of An (1).pdfmeenaaarika
Chapter 1: Corporations have shown good and bad ethical behavior in the past.Please research
one of the following scandals and discuss the short term and long term effects of their behavior.
Ford Pinto (case involving the explosion of Ford Pinto's gas tank due to a defective fuel system
design)
Jack in the box (E. coli crisis)
Tylenol (bottles of the drug laced with cyanide).
How to Make a Field invisible in Odoo 17Celine George
It is possible to hide or invisible some fields in odoo. Commonly using “invisible” attribute in the field definition to invisible the fields. This slide will show how to make a field invisible in odoo 17.
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Francesca Gottschalk from the OECD’s Centre for Educational Research and Innovation presents at the Ask an Expert Webinar: How can education support child empowerment?
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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Synthetic Fiber Construction in lab .pptxPavel ( NSTU)
Synthetic fiber production is a fascinating and complex field that blends chemistry, engineering, and environmental science. By understanding these aspects, students can gain a comprehensive view of synthetic fiber production, its impact on society and the environment, and the potential for future innovations. Synthetic fibers play a crucial role in modern society, impacting various aspects of daily life, industry, and the environment. ynthetic fibers are integral to modern life, offering a range of benefits from cost-effectiveness and versatility to innovative applications and performance characteristics. While they pose environmental challenges, ongoing research and development aim to create more sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives. Understanding the importance of synthetic fibers helps in appreciating their role in the economy, industry, and daily life, while also emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and innovation.
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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Social Media Influencer Emily Emily can provide insight i.pdf
1. Social Media Influencer (Emily): Emily can provide insight into the role of social media in
restaurant advertising and how
small local restaurants can leverage social media influencers to increase their visibility and brand
awareness. scope. It can
also provide insight into what types of content work best on social media platforms and how to
measure the effectiveness
of social media advertising
Summary & Reflection Table
Interviewee 1:
Doing: What does the interviewee currently do?
Thinking: What was the interviewee thinking (about themselves, their knowledge and expertise,
their wants, abilities, other stakeholders,
etc.)?
Feeling: What was the interviewee feeling (what made them happy, unhappy, proud,
embarrassed, excited, frustrated, etc.)?
Hearing: What was the interviewee hearing from others (friends, experts, and other information
sources)?
What were the obstacles and situational constraints that emerged in the interview?
Interview Reflections
Characteristics:
Reasons for Selection:
Interview Reflections *
Doing: What does the interviewee currently do?
Thinking: What was the interviewee thinking (about themselves, their knowledge and expertise,
their wants, abilities, other stakeholders,
etc.)?
Feeling: What was the interviewee feeling (what made them happy, unhappy, proud,
embarrassed, excited, frustrated, etc.)?
Hearing: What was the interviewee hearing from others (friends, experts, and other information
sources)?
What were the jobs-to-be-done and pains that emerged in the interview?
What were the obstacles and situational constraints that emerged in the interview?
What desired or unexpected gains emerged in the interview?
