“The Goal” is a book written by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox in 1984. The book is very famous in the management field. In 2004, the author published the third revision of it and celebrated selling over than three million copied of it around the world. Also, the goal book is taught in over than 120 collages. The book was recommended by my professor to be read and summarize as an extra credit. The book is about a plant manger in a manufacturing company, Alex, who was hired in this position
Looking through my first semester portfolio I had set a few goals for myself in which I have been trying to reach throughout the second semester which is almost coming to an end. At the end of first semester I had set three goals for myself that consisted of working on my grammar errors, procrastination in writing papers, and fixing small mistakes that easily can be fixed. In order to achieve my goals I had to make a plan to reach them. As for fixing my grammar errors I have been putting my papers
Reflection & Goal Setting Exercise For this essay I would like you to be really explicit in your effort to improve as a writer. Please consider the questions below and type up your answers as the cover sheet for your essay. You may answer the questions separately or in a single paragraph. What is at least one specific area for improvement that you have as a writer that you are trying to work on in this essay? Compared to my last essay, I’m hoping that I’m able to articulate a clear point and have
argumentative purpose. This really showed in essay one and two, but improved in essay three and four. In essay one, I struggled with communicating the argument to the reader which was the main purpose of the essay. However, i also struggled with describing Pearce’s argument without using a lot of quotes in my essay. Before i revised essay one, it failed to help the reader understand Pearce’s argument and i received a grade of 62. I realized that my essay lacked argumentative purpose when you wrote
what my claim is. After the culmination of five essays, three of them have caught my attention the most and in my opinion they show my improvement as a writer. The three essays, which will be forming my portfolio for this semester, dealt with articles from Time's magazine and coverage from ABC and FOX news. The topics of my three essays are different , but they all show the relation between the type of claim and how the claim is made. The first essay dealt with the disappearance of the Malaysian
well. Reading, something most of us despise it especially when we have to take notes on the book we are reading. Certain people hate reading but have some really good strengths for reading and some things they need improvement on. The strengths I have in reading and things I need improvement on are; It is very easy for me but I don’t always write down the important things on that page or section. Speed reading is something I find quite challenging, but it's alright because then I can take time reading
In this essay I will explore how the use effective quality management can be used to continuously improve a business that seeks to deliver high quality service. Torkildsen (2011) defines quality management as, concerning processes that are designed to deliver continuous improvement within an organisation and aim to meet and exceed customer expectations of the product and or service that is being provided. To me Torkildsen’s definition sums up quality management perfectly and shows that the most
Significant Improvement: Things that I have Learned from English 1010 Have I improved from when the class started to now? Or have I remained the same or worse have I become a worse writer and reader? These are questions that need to be answered by a self-reflection and evaluation. One must always set goals and analyze their growth or the lack thereof. The analysis of progress helps show how far one has come, and it also helps the rate of improvement accelerate. Throughout this semester, I have
Modern life offers an impressive variety of fronts for improvement in what concerns human condition. Everywhere we look present situations can get better. Nothing is perfect. At the same time we should not be content with a mediocre state of affairs. Therefore, a question is imminent: what is there to do to rise above mediocrity? As soon as I finished my Teach for Life book, I felt there was much more to include in proposed solutions to modern problems we face. This volume is just that: a collection
marking period averaged to an A, which is an impressive feat given that I had final grade of a B- last year and I had to waive into this class. • Do you believe that you have demonstrated a commitment to improvement and growth in my class this year? * (Yes) ⁃ I have committed myself to improvement in many ways this year. On a daily basis, I have been taking notes and reviewing them in preparation for comprehension and reading check quizzes. Whenever I have not been sure about something or needed aid