Here is the link to the business I chose https://www.mikescarwash.com/ You are working as an independent small business consultant. For this assignment, you are to select a small business you would like to follow and learn more about throughout this semester. This small business will be your client. While you do not need to select […]
Describe, in your own words, the following approaches to designing a budget: Mandated approach to budget design, Participative approach, and the Blended approach. What advantages or disadvantages do you believe each approach carries? Which approach do you think is the best?
(1) Suppose there are 2 people, Ari and Immy. Last Friday night, both Ari and Immy spent 4 hours working in a soup kitchen. But when you ask them, they had very different motives. Ari loves helping people less fortunate and gets a lot of personal satisfaction from serving in this way. In fact, you […]
Appreciative Inquiry is a four-step process conducted in the present of envisioning the future that fosters improved performance and positive relationships. This process is based on positive memory from the past: DISCOVER Recall a moment in your life when you felt the happiest, the most successful and the most fulfilled. Picture it. Describe it—what was […]
Please answer the following questions · How does Mill show that happiness is desirable? (1a) · Explain this quote: “each person’s happiness is a good to that person, and the general happiness, therefore, a good to the aggregate of all persons” (1b) · What is a criterion (plural: criteria)? In what sense is happiness a […]
For this week’s reflection, please write an essay of complete and well composed paragraphs (200 word minimum for the entire essay) where you describe the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) process and how it relates to Six Sigma project theory. Other information Unit 3: Monitoring and Control of Policy or Strategy Execution Topics: […]
To appreciate the impressive length of the history of strategic leadership we will refer to the epic story of Gilgamesh—most likely the oldest leadership story there is. This epic story involves the main hero by the name of Gilgamesh being exposed to all sorts of challenges. We want to make a point that even thousands […]
Please read The Case of the Million Dollar Decision that can be found at the link below: https://www.scu.edu/ethics/focus-areas/business-ethics/resources/the-case-of-the-million-dollar-decision/ Should the company pay bribes to enter the Chinese market? Why or why not? If the company should pay bribes, is this an example of cultural relativism? In other words, is the company simply doing something that […]
Business leaders are often faced with situations that require swift but responsible decisions. You’ve learned how critical thinking is more than simply evaluating the pros and cons of a situation. It is a method that engages broad thinking abilities that include brainstorming, data analysis, creativity, collaboration, and reflection. The ability to adapt to ever-changing conditions […]
MODULE 1: DISCUSSION-Public Trust, Private Interests Watch the video entitled Public Trust, Private Interests Pay attention to the hypothetical governmental scenarios discussed in the video… Are there any parallels within our government today? As a member of the senior management team within the government, how would you address any two of the issues discussed? https://www.learner.org/series/ethics-in-america/politics-privacy-and-the-press/ […]
