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    What type of work environment do you prefer? Be specific. I have worked in many different environments, from a chaotic and fast paced preschool classrooms, to solitary computer work and I find that each environment has its pros and cons. The work space I prefer is one where everyone feels comfortable and has a voice in the work that is happening. Where we come together to discuss thoughts and concerns, an environment that fosters a sense of community, a place to learn and grow. Team work and honesty

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    Throughout the semester, working in groups for different projects and in class work has been a good experience. Group projects can either have a positive or negative impact on work ethic depending on a person's work drive. Group projects are beneficial because they put thoughts and ideas of different people together and thus help students to learn more about both their group members and the topic of assignment for the group. Working in ITN groups helped me to prepare for my final group presentation

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    I am of the opinion that as a child practitioner an essential part of our work role will involve actively seeking to evolve and where apt build relationships. Consequently having a significant impact on children and young people’s lives. As quoted, (Children and young peoples workforce, early and child care book 2010) there are a number of reasons why people communicate which are to: • Build relationships The ability to effectively communicate with a wide range of people is a vital factor

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    applied to my work throughout the semester. This level of critical thinking was something I could not see myself doing prior to my college experience. Another highlighted memory will be the fact that I developed a greater degree of camaraderie with my classmates. Usually, interactions with other individuals in a class, with whom I am not well acquainted, produced very poor results. As a result of AFRS115, I learned how to budget my time, focus my energy, utilize my creativity and work in collaboration

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    educate employees to transition into higher roles and gives them the opportunity to grow within T-Mobile and outside of T-Mobile. Students who work for T-Mobile are given financial relief when they choose to grow outside of T-Mobile. This Un-Carrier reimburses employees annually depending on what position you are working. Students who are only able to work part-time receive at least $2,500 towards their college tuition. The price reimbursements vary from positions. However, even

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    to take the flat boxes and fold and tape them to allow packing of the clothes. Another set of people were instructed to write the names of the recipients on the boxes. The final group, which later consisted of those who completed their share of the work already, was assigned to fill the boxes with appropriate items and seal them for delivery. Thanks to the strong leadership skills of Priscilla and the tireless efforts of the volunteers, we were successful! She was wise to divide our large group into

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    On a more positive note, I have made several new friends and become more involved socially. So far this year I am trying to apply the strengths that I possess. Perseverance, time management, and a good work ethic are the strengths that I use daily at school. When I am not doing school related work, I am either at gymnastics practice or spending time with family. A typical day in my life consists of school, practice, and sleep. I don’t have time to be involved with any school sports or activities

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    Liberty University BUSI 240-B17 DBF1 – Work-life balance Definition The degree to which a person minimizes conflict between work and non-work demands. Summary Everyone has been told from one time or another – don’t bring your personal life to work, and vice-versa. Easier said than done. In our current economy, families are having to work harder, and longer thus leaving less time for family and creating stress and anxiety. One thing that has statistically

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    the new layout of the claims department will allow for better workflow. It will also improve claims time, and improve employees’ work ethics. The proximity of workers to each order and flow of work in the cell allows for the flexibility of sharing the company’s equipments (Heizer & Render, 2011). Undoubtedly, Ms.is using the fundamental principle of the JIT, work cell concept, the concept of employees’ development, the idea of revamping a nonfunctional system to give her company a competitive

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    The efforts of a group always seem to outshine the work of an individual due to the varying talents and contribution of each person. And while I have met and worked with some excellent people at Liberty I have never seen the level of interest and thoughtful argumentation that seems present over a cup of coffee and in person. My personality type is classified as ENTP. Furthermore, I favor honest and lively discourse focused on finding the truth and the best (n.d.). Also, I enjoy working with

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