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Questions: 1. Business Writing: During week three we learned about a few topics, but the one that I found most interesting was business writing and word choice. In business writing especially, it is important to know your target audience before drafting documents or speaking with someone directly (Lumen, 2019, keeping the audience in mind). Knowing your target audience will determine what kind of language you can/cannot use as well as how formal the structure should be. For example, you should avoid using a passive voice that may be misinterpreted in an email or over the phone. Additionally, jargon should only be used if the person using and receiving the message has a clear understanding of what is being discussed.( This is what one of the classmate wrote, so now you have to respond to her write about BUSINESS WRITING how you can use that in HR/ Business career)..
2. Planning is a concept that stuck out. This concept provided many different ways to plan effectively. This can be extremely helpful for people who like to remain proactive. The types of planning included strategic, tactical, contingency, and operational. There is a specific type of planning for various people.( This is what one of the classmate wrote, so now you have to respond to her write about Planning and also how you can use that in HR/ Business career)..
3. Week Five: New Technologies
This chapter briefly introduced a new concept, Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS). Currently, manufacturing plants must stop the production line in order to produce a custom sized piece. (eBook Resources: New Technologies, n.d.) This increases the lead-time and slows down production, which can be detrimental to businesses. Most customers are impatient and do not want to wait additional time for their product. In order to compete investing in new technologies would benefit company's. ( This is what someone wrote about , now please respond back)
4. Operations management is the management of controlling and creating the processes of producing goods and serves. Operation management outlines what is needed and how products and services are produced. (Operation Management, para. 3)( This is what someone wrote , now please respond back.
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Identify the individual or type of industry
: Identify the individual or type of industry in which he/she is successful. Discuss how, in your opinion, the individual's communication skills have been.
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What conclusions about listening can you draw
: Selective Listening Exercise: You will need to complete this exercise with another person. Create a list of like items (e.g., a list of fruits).
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Should any of your assessments be adjusted
: Provide an example of a mission statement from a company that interests you. Based on the mission statement, identify the company's industry, the company's.
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What is the effect of a compensation package
: What is the effect of a compensation package (benefits, salary, nonfinancial) on employee motivation and satisfaction? Provide example.
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Creating the processes of producing goods and serves
: Operations management is the management of controlling and creating the processes of producing goods and serves. Operation management outlines what is needed.
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Explain how accounting can assist in making decisions
: ACC100 - Accounting - Charles Sturt University - Write a report to Jessican Smith, on behalf of Megan Brown, on the financial health of Tech Solutions
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Differences between a domestic and global value chain
: Choose and describe a company operating solely in the United States that might be ready to expand globally. Explain what type of global expansion is being.
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Explain the legal duties of directors and officers
: Explain the legal duties of directors and officers to the corporation, including the "business judgment rule." Benefits of Compliance (a heading from policy).
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What rights and obligations does no fraud national have
: What rights and obligations does No Fraud National have in this case, solely dealing with the commercial paper which shows No Fraud National as the payee?
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