Admn 232 - Assignment 1

How active are you on the forums: I am very active on the forums as of today because it is summer vacation and I will stay active almost all week as long as I don't have any plans as of the day I'm offline.

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The internal factors to be considered when planning the human resource requirements for an organisation are the internal planning force, demands for products/services, technological change, skill requirements, workforce profiles (age, gender, ethnicity, ability) and new markets. Internal planning factors are within the business to help the organisation change to cope with new methods of work or new demands; it may be the business is being introduced to new technology or new product lines. Also it maybe developing new skill so that the workforce can work more efficiently.

In case I do not get a chance to talk with you today, Lisa in in DC for the week so I will be dropping off and picking Allie up from school Mon., Tues., and Wed. this week. Today I will need to leave by 3:15 to get her to her ball game and I will be in after 8 on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Gordon Biersch had extensive growth plans of opening over 100 restaurants across the nation with in 8 to 10 years. However, the growth they envisioned demanded a lot of time, dedication and expertise. They debated upon three different organizational approaches (1)

Matthew and I just had our Case Management meeting. His MCMA 204 instructor has allowed him to submit his Midterm Exam. Matthew has already submitted it.

Our first speaker, Tim Lantrip, owns a business called The English Tea Room & Eatery. The English Tea Room & Eatery is located in Covington, LA. When Mr. Lantrip opened his business, he didn’t do any research nor he didn’t have a business plan because he based everything off ideas and things he thought was creative to his business. His business has been growing since the day he opened the doors. His wife is a pharmacist which helps his business out tremendously. When her customers need advice to help their medical needs, she will send them to his business to help with their medical needs. While being a business owner, he learned that there will be plenty of mistakes but you can only learn from those mistakes and move forward with the business.

Del’s Custard & Yogurt has been a small business in my hometown for over 30 years. This is a family owned business that is broken up to 3-way partnership. The main factors in this business are, customer, economy, competition, legal regulations, and public opinion. Each factor has its own challenges, but it does not stop the business’s ability to successfully function. Most plans of action require some thought and managerial modifications. Every business has faced some altercations to the design that goes without saying, but it is how the business handles those mishaps and grows from them. This business has won the home town “Best of the Best” award countless years.

Fraser Foods has created a supportive business environment by creating teams, diversifying business, communicating with managers and employees, sharing ideas and opinions, and thus improving the working environment.

Referrals and recommendations are primary sources of law firm growth, and traditional offline recommendations are still commonplace. However, if lawyers do not pay attention to social media and Google My Business online reviews and testimonials, your firm will remain stagnant while your good standing dwindles. Now is an opportune time to pay attention to the online customers and respond to them. Their word of mouth is paramount to a lawyer's future.

The current restaurant location continues on its steady pace and the new restaurant location renovations have been completed. Now Michael and Tyler are in the process of making the dream a reality and have begun working on a final business plan punch-out. Michael and Tyler are reviewing their marketing, promotion, and campaign plans for the grand opening. They are in agreement that this business plan is heading in the correct direction, they have the media, website and social media venues ready to go and they are feeling comfortable to begin the soft opening to test this plan out.

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Although Beers possesses the ability to influence a group toward achievement of a vision (Robbins p402) that ¡§anyone who heard it firsthand from Charlotte bought in (p13),¡¨ under-communication led to insufficient internal support to the vision. On the ¡§unfreezing¡¨ stage, appropriate intervention is recommended to incorporate more employees fully into the change process (Pascale, Changing the Way We Change). For instance, actively involving lower-level employees in client presentations will help them gain firsthand knowledge of the brand stewardship and positive responses from clients will inspire them to become advocates of the vision (p12, Lazarus¡¦ quote).

Steve has volunteered his time since 2003 as a mentor for SCORE, a local organization dedicated to helping entrepreneurs. He has acted as their Chapter Chairman for several years. He is also an advisory board member of his local Small Business Development Center (SBDC). In this role, he has acted as a counselor since 2003. In 2012, Steve acted as the interim director of SBDC while they conducted a national search for a permanent director. Currently, Steve is the Entrepreneurship Director at Pikes Peak Community College and writes a daily blog about small businesses.