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    perform each job. While training each employee in each area is time consuming it has many benefits to the employees and to the business. By allowing employees to rotate though the different jobs in the restaurant it helps prevent employee burn out in some of the higher stress areas of the business. The cash register is one of these areas; employees are expected to have a constant outgoing, happy appearance with customers and having to deal with the never ending calls for takeout increases stress

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    The main reason for this is the radical changes put in place so rapidly with immediate effect. This resulted in lack of structure and consistency throughout the whole chain stores, as you gave each store manager to much autonomy to change the store i.e. decor, food menu etc., the business culture values as a whole was lost and that was what made the business a success before. I understand some changes had to be made but not so drastically. The loss of business culture and lack of dimension of structure

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    1.1 Briefly define different types of organizational culture. How would you describe the culture at Greescape? Under the different types of culture, what type of culture, do you think is evident in Greenscape? Organizational Culture – the idea became recognized with the notion of organizational (corporate) climate in the 60s and 70s. Different researchers had developed several models and methods to describe them. 4 general categories: * Compete (Market) Culture – Goal orientated, highly

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    When conducting business in the twenty-first century, it is crucial to possess an array of skills to assist you in your business venture. In many situations you will be dealing with people of different ages, genders, races, and cultures. The world today is extremely culturally diverse. It is crucial in this culturally diverse world that we learn how to conduct business cross-culturally. Each culture has unique views of time, specific ways of demonstrating respect, different ways their business is

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    able to state, with the customer and product in mind, “How do I make this better, cheaper, more useful.” (Sharplin pg 3) With these goals the business of Lincoln Electric needed and had an innovative business culture. We will now look at what it looks like to have an aggressive business culture. The aggressive business culture loves competiveness and loves

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    colliding these mountains have been created, creating recreation activities for families. Look it this home. This person is looking for a sustainable way to power their home using solar panels not depending much on non-renewable resources. Hopefully in the future we can reduce our dependency on non-renewable resources like natural gases and oil. Look at the population difference from the 1800's to the 21's century. Look at the increase of Canada's changing population. You could say us Asian countries helped

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    best weather model can be the "look out the window" model. Observing nature can be an incredibly useful of forecasting the weather. The following weather sayings are not always accurate, but they are accurate enough to be useful. "Halo around the sun or moon, rain or snow is coming soon." Using optics to bend light, cirrostratus clouds cause a halo to form around the sun or moon. These clouds are often followed by stratoform rain within 48 hours. "Rainbow to windward, foul fall the day. Rainbow

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    the sun and horizon may be sighted, and then moves the crosspiece along the staff until one end is lined up with the horizon and the other with the sun or star. The angle is read from the scale on the staff. The cross staff required the navigator to look directly into the Sun, almost impossible in bright sun. But it could be used when ship was moving, and it was simple and relatively inexpensive. The variation of the cross staff is the back staff. It is made of wood and was made of two arcs, a larger

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    degree circle if need be. Christopher Columbus figured out which end was which by the position of our lovely, warm hearted, giant sun, remembering that the sun rises in the East and sets in the west. To find north at around noon in the day one would look down on the needle with the

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    officer of the marines that is accused of ordering a “Code Red” and killing the victim is Col. Nathan R. Jessup, played by the legendary Jack Nicholson. The two marines, Dawson and Downey, were in Second Platoon, Bravo Company, Rifle Security Company Windward, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Their platoon leader Lt. Jonathan Kendrick, Kiefer Sutherland, was also a witness in the trial and was the one who ordered the marines directly to execute the “Code Red”. I watched this movie on 123netflix.com which I found

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