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Overall I would say the Extraversion scores describe me pretty well. I’m typically quiet and subdued unless I’m around a group of people I know well or a given conversation point is something of high interest or notably relatable. In those situations, I can be and often enjoy steering discussions or even speaking in front of large groups. In most cases however, I do typically prefer to avoid large groups and need as well as highly enjoy personal quiet or down time. For friendliness, I do consider

Introduction As a part of academic curriculum for Business Operation Management set by Southern Institute of Technology I am submitting this paper on self evaluation of my understanding about Business Knowledge, Personal values, beliefs, attitudes and other relevant skills which are required or will be useful in setting up my own venture after successful completion of my course. I would like to evaluate my skills vis-à-vis the requirements and demands of the venture that I have planned i:e a service

and agreement needed to be reached on how to score each project before scores were recorded. If project scoring required a lengthy decision, that was set aside for a different time so that team members could get through this process fairly quickly (Kloppenborg, 2009, p.36-37). This entire process was recorded into a spreadsheet. How the projects were ranked, how each project was scored on each criterion and the calculation of the weighted scores were all recorded on the spreadsheet. The team

Net Promoter Score is becoming an increasingly popular tool used by many companies who try to assess customer loyalty. The Net Promoter Score is based from a model developed by Frederick Reichheld in the book, “The Ultimate Question” (Beyond 2). The system helps measure customer loyalty between an organization and a consumer. The Net Promoter score was designed on an 11-point scale from (0 to 10) and it separates the customers into promoters, passives and detractors (beyond 2). Promoters are people

skills training. On the verbal reasoning assessment I scored a 148 which placed me in the 36% ranking which seemed to be middle of the road. On the Quantitative reasoning assessment I scored a 151 which placed me in the 45% ranking making my total score a 299. One of my greatest areas of weakness on any test or class work is and always will be my math skills. I am able to complete basic math abilities and even some algebra with little effort. However, when dealing with complex numerical problems I

measured attribution dimensions in relation to the previous statement. These questions could be answered on a scale from 1 (not at all) to 5 (completely) and each began with asking “In general, to what extent is your reason something that…”. Higher scores refer to more controllable, stable (except for the item “fluctuates across performances”, which was reverse scored), global and universal attributions. Controllability items were: “you could control in the future”, “in the future, you could exert

Jeff Styles started a small growing business called Data Tech, Inc. out of his two-car garage. Data Tech, Inc. is a company that specializes in transferring hard copies of various business documents onto CDs . The company started out with anywhere from 10,000-30,000 pieces of mail daily, which proposed a challenge as business continued to flourish. Since he has accumulated an increasing number of corporate customers with long-term contracts, Styles has realized that his two-car garage is now an insufficient

I chose to do my review on the Differential Ability Scales. This particular test appealed to me because it tests children from ages 2 through 17 with varying developmental levels. Some of the things measured are cognitive abilities, which includes verbal and visual working memory, understanding of basic number concepts, processing and naming speed, and matching and visual recognition. The Differential Ability Scales is an individually administered battery of cognitive and achievement tests for

A. First Day of Class Introduction Letter Discussion At the beginning of the semester, I wasn’t sure about my major option. Entering Fresno State as a transfer student, I declared my major as Business Administration with the option of Entrepreneurship. Even though I had declared my option, I was also considering Marketing. The classes in the Entrepreneurship option didn’t excite me as the classes in Marketing did. With that, I changed my option to Marketing. The cover letter assignment also helped

Quiz Reflection 1-1 Quiz one measure the students readiness for a leadership role. The score I received on this quiz was a 99.The scoring rubric indicates that scores between 90-100 is subjected to a high readiness for a leadership role. I believe the reason why I scored high on this quiz is because of my outgoing personality. I enjoy communicating and networking with others. I am always willing to help and teach others in need. I believe that many of the statements on the quiz exemplify my natural