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    Located in the southeastern section of Mexico, right along the Pacific Ocean, lies the diverse Mexican state of Oaxaca. Due to the “sixteen ethno linguistic groups [that were able to] maintain their individual languages, customs and ancestral traditions” (Schmal), Oaxaca is by far one of them most ethically complex states in Mexico. In fact, Oaxaca is heavily dominated by the Zapotec and Mixtec people, which are the two largest groups in Oaxaca. However, globalization has recently impacted the greater

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    to managers, knowledge workers (such as engineers, architects, or scientists) design products or services, and data workers (such as secretaries, bookkeepers, or clerks) process the organization’s paperwork. Production or service workers (such as machinist, assemblers or packers) actually produce the products or service of the organization. Each organization has a unique culture, or fundamental set of assumptions, values and ways of doing things. Parts of organization culture is always found embedded

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    The Work Of Steve Jobs

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    to their newborn son. Soon after birth, they put their unnamed son up for adoption. Clara and Paul Jobs adopted their son, “Steven Paul Jobs”. The family lived in Mountain View, California. Clara worked her years as an accountant while Paul was a machinist and Coast Guard veteran. Growing up, Jobs spent a lot of time in the family garage with his father. It is then, that he acquired the skills that he would eventually use to change the world forever. In elementary school,, Steve was always a bit more

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    The idea of only working a four-day work week sounds appealing to most people and I don’t blame them for liking the idea. The idea brings upon great benefits like, saving money on commuting costs, companies will save money on operating expenses, and many more things that can catch your attention. It all looks great on paper or when you hear it on a television special showing how people are enjoying life in countries that have adapted this work ideology. For many of us that do work a full time job

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    parents, Timothy Webster emigrated to the United States of America on August 1830 in hopes of finding a greater opportunity. They settled in Princeton, New Jersey, where Timothy Webster started his education. As a young man, he learned to become a machinist; however he decided to join the New York Police station as one of the policemen in 1850.2 Timothy was later recommended to Allen Pinkerton, a famous detective, to join his detective corps. In October 23, 1841, after receiving the job offer as one

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    During the last few years while working as a machinist, Bruce realized he did not want to punch a clock the rest of his life. He was always searching for a business opportunity where he could set his own hours, create his own success, and be his own boss. While thinking of ideas for a startup business, he began thinking of his past employment history. Spending most of his youth working on local dairy farms, he saw firsthand the damage pests can do to the dairy herd and effect the production of

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    After this major event in his life, Edison decided to give up his job as a telegrapher to pursue his career of inventing. Roughly a year later, he assembled his first laboratory in Newark, New Jersey, where he employed a few other machinists to help out too. Starting out, Edison developed many partnerships and sold his products to the highest bidder. Edison continued to gain more of a reputation as a top of the line inventor, and in 1876 moved to Menlo Park, New Jersey, establishing

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    was assembled on an assembly line which produced more cars in the less time. Henry worked on the family farm for several years. However, he did not like that type of work. He left the farm at the age of 16 to work in Detroit as an apprentice as a machinist. During this time, henry ford learned to service and operate machinery. He also studied bookkeeping during the time period. Ford married Clara Ala Bryant in 1888. He then went back to farming in order to support her and their son, Edsel. Three years

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    “Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it (henry ford quotes).” Henry Ford himself was one of those few. He did not invent the automobile yet he is far better known than Karl Benz, the man who did invent the automobile (Joseph 4). Likewise, Henry Ford is credited with the creation of the assembly line even though the assembly line has been used in china since 221 B.C (Lubow Terra Cota Soldiers). Rather Henry Ford is known for his ability to perfect

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    INTRODUCTION (Cold War). As Albert Einstein said in 1946, “The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe” (Harris and Bender, 12). The development of nuclear weapons shook and is still shaking the international system down to its core. Never before has there been a weapon developed that could effectively obliterate if not the world, an entire state, with a few clicks of a button. Above the issues of nationalism

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