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Introduction With the advent and development of technology, various technological applications have been adopted for individual use and organizational purposes. Social networking applications (SNAs) are part of the technological advancement whose popularity has rapidly increased in recent years with the rise of globalization. There is the urge for interconnectivity among individuals and organizations irrespective of the distances involved. The social networking applications are mainly used for communication and disseminating valuable information for continuity of the organizations. Online social networking entails the utilization of various online social networks, for instance, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, LinkedIn, among others, to share information from different fields of life ( O’Sullivan and McClure 99). This work examines the aspect of online social networking and how it has influenced the job search process. Benefits of Online Social Networking in Job Search Online social networks have been very influential in various social aspects, and they have mainly found significant application when it comes to the concept of job searching. In a great way, online social networks have changed the way individuals live and carry out their practices. The networking has been essential in various ways. Job searching is where people can access multiple job vacancies and find the ones that match their qualifications and experience. The networking contributes mutual benefits to both the employers and the employees. The employer can access various employees’ profiles from the websites and make the process of selection and recruitment easier and faster. To the employee, the online social networking helps in easy identification of employment opportunities in different organizations in different parts of the world where the job vacancies and the qualifications and experience needed are stipulated in the websites. Online social networks also have the advantage of having a global reach where an individual with specific qualifications can easily be identified by organizations worldwide, and an organization with job vacancies is as well effortlessly identified by jobseekers. Time-saving is also an essential factor that is achieved through the use of online social networks. This is because it eliminates the need to, for example, literary move from one organization to the other, asking for job opportunities or even sending job applications where opportunities could not be available. This is because it only requires that one accesses the internet and searches for the available vacancies ( which takes a relatively short time) and then apply having been assured that the chances are there. Another crucial benefit associated with online social networking is that it allows for the establishment of long-term relationships, which could be very beneficial in terms of job searching even in the future. The connections are strengthened by the fact that people involved in the networks are conversant with the qualifications and capabilities of e
Abstract It is important to understand that even though the market opportunity in Vietnam seems to be promising, there are associated risks for the foreign investors. Continuous consultation from competent and qualified market analysts is the key to success any company that intends to invest in Vietnam. The organizations should be able identify the evolving market trends and make the necessary long-term and short-term reinforcements in order to survive in the market. Aussie Fresh should adopt direct export as the entry strategy since the other entry modes seem unfavorable in Vietnam. Introduction Background The production of wine in Australia has drastically increased in the past leading to oversupply of wine in the Australian market. Even though the rate of local consumption has increased, the production rates have increased more forcing the wine industries to seek foreign investment (Davis, 2005, p.1). In order to have a successful foreign investment, the company has to understand the market environment at the foreign market and adopt a marketing strategy that can help it gain a competitive advantage over the other companies in the same market. It needs to understand the internal and external forces that might influence its operations at the foreign establishment. The export market also receives increasing competition. This calls a continuous assessment and evaluation of the market trends by the company (Davis, 2005, p.2). It should be the aim of the organization not only to have a competitive advantage over the others but also to sustain the advantage for long (Peng, 2008, p16). Purpose of the report The report is intended to help in developing a marketing strategy that Aussie Fresh can adopt when establishing a foreign investment in Vietnam. The wine industry in Vietnam, the analysis of internal and external factors the company, the country profile for
Introduction Bullying is a habit of misuse of power in the workplace in the sense that there is hostile communication and behavior used by the workers themselves, people tend to use bad language or even abusive language towards a co-worker, although some organizations see it as a culture and should be observed. It can either be verbally, verbal, or even physical abuse against another core worker. Bullying often involves the misuse of power. It includes behaviors that actually intimidate the worker and also humiliates him and of course, this is bad behavior that should be curbed since it undermines the writer’s dignity to work since the worker in this case is not free to work due to the assaults and humiliations imposed on the workers. In the workplace, you find that there are usually set rules and regulations whereby some of the rules are referred to the relationship between the workers and you normally find that when these rules and regulations are broken, then you find that the relationship between the workers is weak and some who actually above tend to mistreat those lower than them and then the habit of bullying id depicted. Bullying in the workplace may actually take a wide variety of forms which actually includes the destruction of property in the workplace, being rude to the other worker in the sense that you find that when one worker is rude at the other, then the rate of working deteriorates since these workers relationship is weak and they don’t actually corporate so at the end, you find that the rate of working actually deteriorates and at the end you find that if it was in a company, the production goes down and the company may end up closing. Another form of bullying in the workplace is physical assault in the sense that if the workers are not at ease with each other and when the rules and regulations are not at all observed, then you find that it can lead to physical assault by the workers themselves, and this at the end may lead to the collapse of the company since when workers don’t at all corporate, then you find that there is less production at the end and this may lead to the collapse of that company. (Keashly, and Harvey, 2005) Bullying in the workplace may also include emotional harm through mistreatment, which is sometimes threatening to the workers; verbal abuse to the workers and this habit is actually bad since people have to be respected despite their backgrounds, ethnicity, gender, and age. You sometimes find that workers are mistreated due to their ethnicity. For instance, if you come from a superior community or tribe, then you tend to find that the other cultures are inferior and then at the end, you find that they tend to discriminate them, abuse them, and sometimes even can lead to 0physical harm and that’s why at every workplace, there must be rules and regulations defining then relationships between the workers. Some examples of bullying at the workplace include blame without any sincere justification. Here you find that the workers can be blamed out of a small mistake or even false blame can be i
The epoch of the Tang Dynasty is traditionally considered as the period of the uttermost might of the country. It was the time when China kept ahead all other contemporary states in their development. “Measured by any standard, Tang China surpassed the rest of Eurasia” (Lockard 9). The Tang Empire was founded by Li Yuan who was a large landowner originally hailed from the northern regions of China. Together with his son Li Shimin, Li Yuan achieved the victory in the civil war caused by the cruel and audacious policy of the last emperor of the Sui Dynasty Dou Jiande. Soon after the death of Dou Jiande in 618, Li Yuan came to the throne under the name of Gaozu. Later on, he was overthrown by Li Shimin, but the dynasty, which had been founded by him, was in power till 907 with the short interval from 690 till 705. From the very beginning of its existence, the Tan Dynasty made a bid for the merging of China with prairie regions. The founder of the dynasty Li Yuan was familiar with the nations of the prairie, with their cultures and traditions. The early periods of the Tan dynastys rule were characterized by the intensive cultural interchange between the two regions. The prairie gave China a highly developed army with the heavily armored horse cavalry. In its turn, the descendants of the nomad tribes were fascinated by the Chinese wealth and by its ancient and sophisticated culture. The idea of the association of China and the nomads under the rule of the Tang emperor was the factor that during several centuries had been determining the focal point of the foreign and domestic policy. Peace and reconciliation in the country allowed concentrating all human resources for the benefit of China. It was the period of the economic exuberance, the development of crafts, agriculture, and trade. There were made numerous improvements in the spheres of weaving, dyeing, pottery industry, metallurgy, and shipbuilding. The whole country were covered with the net of highly developed roads and water communication lines. At this period, China created cultural and economic relationship with Japan, India, Persia, and Arabia. Apart from expanding of the boundaries of the country, there were annexed western regions and Korea. In the south China exercised authority over Amman. In such a way, the territory of the country in size was approximately equal to the territory of the empire of the period of the Han Dynastys prosperity. At that time China was no only the most powerful, but the most hospitable country in the world. Many religious figures and philosophers, who had to leave their motherland, sought shelter and protection in China. The era of the Tang Dynasty was the period of the development and th
Typology of Innovation I agree with the statement that 3D printing represents the “Third Industrial Revolution”. This technology is radical in nature in that its usage threatens to upset the established manufacturing process. 3D printing is a radical innovation in that it creates a new way of manufacturing (D’Aveni, 2015). Unlike the traditional manufacturing process, which is subtractive in nature, 3D printing is additive. The wide scale adoption of 3D will upset the traditional manufacturing process and force manufactures to rethink entire design and production processes. Advantages The 3D printing will present numerous advantages to users. To begin with, it is possible to make very complex objects with ease using 3D printers. D’Aveni (2015) asserts that this technology also increases the product development cycle, as individuals are able to easily refine designs and repeat the cycle until the desired product is attained. Another significant advantage of 3D printing is that it leads to increased efficiency as nearly all raw material can be utilized in the manufacturing process. Impacts on Manufacturing 3D printing technology will alter the manufacturing scene in some significant ways. It will result in dramatic changes in the supply chains by rendering the services provided by some market intermediaries unnecessary (Kyle and Flowers, 2015). 3D printers will lead to increased competition as more manufacturers emerge since the high capital requirements t
Introduction Hominin reveals an evolutionary change in the understanding of what it means to be human and to be other species such as the common chimpanzee and Bonobo. This study is dictated by the large number of living groups both males and females, with the main intention of establishing how their social relationships vary between themselves and other species. In fact, recent studies show that this variation is not only found in the grouping patterns of different species, but also within species and sometimes in groups of the same local population (Boyd and Silk 124). The aim of this paper is to reconstruct a socioecology of hominin concerning the latest findings from the species of Praeanthropus Dimorphicus and the species of Praeanthropus Monomorphicus. This will help in developing a deeper understanding of primate socioecology. The two species (Praeanthropus Dimorphicus and Praeanthropus Monomorphicus) show dissimilar features ranging from their teeth structure, weight, and brain size. This demonstrates that the two species are from two different lineages, and possibly different environments. This difference could be linked to different adaptations within different environments. Praeanthropus Dimorphicus species is larger and heavier, while Praeanthropus Monomorphicus, on the other hand, is slightly lighter in weight. The ten male and female adults weigh 135kg and 90kg respectively, which is an indication that these are the large species (adults individuals). Besides, the existence of the zebra and wilder beast in the same environment with the ten adults implies that they have almost the same diet according to their teeth descriptions. Praeanthropus Dimorphicus’ molars have high cusps, shearing crests and thin enamel, and thus, they fall into the group of folivores. These are the leaf eaters or vegetation eat
Describe the policy issue then the rational choice process applied in your public agency Policy Issue Formulation and implementation of policies is a very complex and detailed process because of the variables involved. Public policy makers have many variables and alternatives to compare before making up their minds on what policy to formulate and implement. Kingdon simplified the art of public policy making into four stages: The setting of the agenda; the specification of alternatives from which a choice is to be made; an authoritative choice among those specified alternatives, as in a legislative vote or a presidential decision; and the implementation of the decision. (Kingdon 3) Kingdon argued that the process of policy making entails three processes: “problems, policies and politics” (16). In the first process, agenda is set when there is a dramatic event that leads to some agenda being set up. More often than not, according to Kingdon, agenda which come up in this manner (through a problem) are often the wrong ones. The manner in which a government acts sometimes is considered not appropriate for a given condition. Another process which defines policy making process is the accumulation of knowledge which in the long run makes inclination of policy towards favoring such knowledge. Lastly, the political processes also affect the setting of the agenda in a significant manner: “swings of national mood, vagaries of public opinion, elections results, changes of administration, and turnover in Congress all may have powerful effects” (Kingdon 17). In summary, Kingdon pointed out that the three processes -“problem recognition, generation of policy proposals, and political events” – may turn out to be a thrust or a restraint: As an impetus, items are promoted to higher agenda prominence, as ‘when a new administration makes possible the emergence of a new battery of proposals. As a constraint, items are prevented from rising on the agenda, as when a budget constraint operates to rule out the emergence of items that are perceived as being too costly. Some items may not arise on the agenda because of the financial cost, the lack of acceptance by the public, the opposition of powerful of interests, or simply because they are less pressing than other items in the competition for attention. (Kingdon 17) The Rational Choice Process As already discussed above, policy making is a process confronted with many influencing forces. Ways have been formulated to give guidance on which policy is to be formulated. The rational choice process is among the ways which are used to decide on which policy is to be formulated and implemented (“Rational choice” par. 1). The rational choice process tends to make the process of policy making one which will bring about changes that are required (Bueno de Mesquita par. 1). In applying this method, values or objectives are clarified. This clarification makes it possible to ensure a policy will address the actual problem it was meant to, in other words, the means of analysis starts from t
The transition between several stages of individual growth and various boundaries is a prominent topic in The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus . As the story develops, Faustus undergoes distinct changes that prompt him to cross the thresholds that he initially established, contributing to the crossing between liminal states. As such, a moment that depicts Faustus’ transition into an individual corrupted by power occurs when the protagonist decides to trick the Pope for his amusement. During this scene, Faustus transitions from a scholar that dreamed about uncovering universal laws to a person controlled by his egoistic desires, which further impacts his behavior, prompting him to indulge in meaningless trickery. The liminality aspects of a work’s character are highly essential for understanding the origins of the events surrounding them and the ultimate consequences of specific actions. Defined as the transition between one’s major life stages, liminality implies that an individual undergoes a process of change resulting in the transition across particular boundaries (Candido, 2016). Doctor Faustus is a perfect example of a person that resides in various liminal states, as he crosses numerous individual and developmental thresholds throughout the story. For instance, the moment that originates Faustus’ transition into an individual led by personal satisfaction rather than universal knowledge occurs in Scene VII, “To see the Pope and manner of his court,” when Faustus performs tricks on the Pope and his friars (Marlowe, 2016). This event is one of the first instances where Fau
It is known that productively active persons enter the social and political spheres. It should be shown through practical approaches that there exists an association between a social and political structure with production. These approaches must be devoid of any disorientation and guesses. The society’s social organization and state are constantly changing from the basic processes in actuality: the change occurs on their operation methods and production processes. This results in them working within certain constraints and presuppositions free of their will. The creation of thoughts, notions and consciousness are initially intertwined with the material activity of human beings. This is indeed the language of real life. Creation of ideas and intellectual ability begin to be seen at this phase as the direct product of their material conduct. This argument can also be applied to mental development as evident in the sphere of politics, law, religion, physics and so on. All of these conceptions, ideas and thoughts originate from human beings, christened real active men. The men are acclimatized by an assured growth of their productive abilities and of the interactions resulting from these factors. Insight can never imply anything else other than existence, and the existence of human beings in their right frame of mind and body. If in all philosophy, human beings are their situations are not upright as they ought to be, this could have some basis similar to their ancient life-processes.
Introduction: Plugging in Though it seems like forever since information technologies have opened a gateway into fascinating opportunities for communication for millions of people all over the world, social networking has started comparatively recently. It has developed rapidly and has nowadays billions of people plugged in its system. Despite the fact that social networking offers much more career chances and opportunities for professional development, one faces the threat of an identity theft when using social network, which means that the latter could use further improvements. Articles Summary: At the Beginning Although social networking has issues with the privacy right, it still provides ample opportunities for career and business development. In his article ‘The right to privacy is not the right to Facebook, ’ Castro warns that social networks like Facebook use its users’ private information rather carelessly: “There are two different questions central to this debate: first, should Facebook be able to use private information to deliver products and services to its customers; and second, should any company be able to do this?” (Castro, 2010, p. 1). Pannunzio (2008), on the other hand, assures that social networks can and should be used as the key means to promote one’s business, and offers an extensive classification of the most popular sites, like YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. In their turn, Lisa Harris and Alan Rae (2009) explore the chances of small businesses promotion with the help of social networking, offering a number of examples and proving that blogs and social networks allow for a great promotion campaign. Articles Analysis: Changing the Default Settings The articles listed above show that the impact of the social network is mixed. On the one hand, Castro provides a legitimate point concerning the lack of online security in most social networks (Castro, 2010). On the other hand, Pannunzio (2008) makes it clear that social networks are an efficient business promotion tool to “connect with colleagues and potential clients” (Pannunzio, 2008, p. 8). Finally, Harris and Rae drive the line in the argument, making it clear that social networks offer a plethora of advantages for business development, yet certainly need further improvements and, therefore, must be used with due caution: “Most online communities are currently at a relatively early evolutionary stage and have yet to be subjected to serious study, but from the company perspective the information posted on relevant community sites can provide valuable research data” (Harris & Rae, 2009, p. 26). Research Results: After Entering a Chat Room While social networks lack security, they still help promote business efficiently. Therefore, social networking as a business tool has potential. Avoiding the possibilities of having one’s personal data exposed to hackers,