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Explain in details the Job design implication of job characteristics theory? Use a graph if you can
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You and some friends recently spent a week vacationing at one of beautiful lakes. After a week of swimming, fishing and water skiing in that area, you and your friends have decided to build a vacation house (guest house) on the shore of the lake. This is to be a joint project, but because you have knowledge of the project management, your friends have asked you to lead the effort, to ensure the sustainability of the project.
Question
1. List at least five resources required. Which of these resources might be constraints on the project
2. Taking those constrained resources into account, choose an overall project time span
3. Draw a Gantt chart that takes into account all available resources
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Problem 13-9
Resistors for electronic circuits are manufactured on a high-speed automated machine. The machine is set up to produce a large run of resistors of 1,000 ohms each. Use Exhibit 10.13.
To set up the machine and to create a control chart to be used throughout the run, 15 samples were taken with four resistors in each sample. The complete list of samples and their measured values are as follows: Use three-sigma control limits.
SAMPLE NUMBER | READINGS (IN OHMS) | ||||
1 | 1010 | 991 | 985 | 986 | |
2 | 995 | 996 | 1009 | 994 | |
3 | 990 | 1003 | 1015 | 1008 | |
4 | 1015 | 1020 | 1009 | 998 | |
5 | 1013 | 1019 | 1005 | 993 | |
6 | 994 | 1001 | 994 | 1005 | |
7 | 989 | 992 | 982 | 1020 | |
8 | 1001 | 986 | 996 | 996 | |
9 | 1006 | 989 | 1005 | 1007 | |
10 | 992 | 1007 | 1006 | 979 | |
11 | 996 | 1006 | 997 | 989 | |
12 | 1019 | 996 | 991 | 1011 | |
13 | 981 | 991 | 989 | 1003 | |
14 | 999 | 993 | 988 | 984 | |
15 | 1013 | 1002 | 1005 | 992 | |
a. Calculate the mean and range for the above samples. (Round "Mean" to 2 decimal places and "Range" to the nearest whole number.)
b. Determine X=X= and R−R− . (Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)
c. Determine the UCL and LCL for a X−X− chart. (Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)
d. Determine the UCL and LCL for R-chart. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. Round your answers to 3 decimal places.)
e. What comment can you make about the process?
o The process is in statistical control.
o The process is out of statistical control.
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What are the two different paths for gaming and mobiles in Japan and Korea? Explain. 400 words
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what are some of the changes in consumer relations and public relations as a result of globalization.
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5 - 7 pages, grammar and spelling matter, so be careful.
Proper citations of references. APA format is expected.
Graphs and charts are required to support your arguments.
After you complete your writing, provide a brief executive summary at the beginning of the paper, which gives the reader the key points that will be analyzed, defined or explained in the paper.
You have just been appointed the inventory manager for your company (it's OK to use a hypothetical company here). The boss says you can do whatever you want, he doesn’t care how you manage the inventory as long as you don’t run out, don’t disappoint customers and don’t bankrupt him.
What do you do….and why?
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1.Search the Web for a project that was completed successfully. Write a 100-200 word summary of the project, including the critical factors that made this project a success.
2.Search the Web for a project that was not completed successfully. Write a 100-200 word summary of the project, including the reasons why you think this project failed.
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Now, we want you to focus on the emotional realm of brands. The book mentions that ‘most brand managers want customers to have an emotional connection with their brands’. The brand managers of Volvo Cars seem to truly believe that as well because they have been creating multiple campaigns in order to engender emotional responses in Volvo customers.
you should elaborate your answer (max. 400 words). In this answer, you should: (1) identify the key feelings and emotions Volvo brand managers are working , and (2) explain why and how are they relevant for Volvo brand. In other words, you should discuss how the Volvo’s E.V.A. Initiative ‘emotionalize’ the brand Volvo.
Tip! You should interlink the identified emotions with the desired emotional brand associations, covering their brand identity and brand values.
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After watching the video (4:07) “The Business of Cybercrime” respond to these prompts:
Consider how “cybercrime” is defined and then explain how criminal law is supposed to somehow control its spread.
What do you consider to be the biggest obstacle to preserving confidential information in today’s electronic world?
Considering that cybercrime is now described as primarily organized, global and practically uncontrollable, explain what measures you would like to see in place to help protect you, as a consumer and/or business, against its threat.
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The Nutmeg Corporation produces three different? products, each in a? 1-pound can:? Almond-Lovers Mix,? Walnut-Lovers Mix, and Thrifty Mix. Three types of nuts are used in? Nutmeg's products:? almonds, walnuts, and peanuts. Nutmeg currently has 400 pounds of? almonds,200pounds of? walnuts, and 1,000 pounds of peanuts. Each of? Nutmeg's products must contain a certain percentage of each type of? nut, as shown in the following table. The table also shows the revenue per can as well as the cost per pound to purchase nuts.
Percentage Requirements per Can |
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Almonds |
Walnuts |
Peanuts |
Revenue per can |
|
?Almond-Lovers Mix |
70?% |
30?% |
0?% $8.00 |
|
?Walnut-Lovers Mix |
30?% |
70?% |
0?% |
?$10.00 |
Thrifty Mix |
10?% |
10?% |
80?% |
?$4.50 |
Cost per pound |
?$3.50 |
?$7.00 |
?$3.00 |
a. Given? Nutmeg's current stock of? nuts, how many cans of each product should be produced to maximize? revenue?
Decision? variables:
X1
? = number of cans of? Almond-Lovers Mix to be produced
X2
? = number of cans of? Walnut-Lovers Mix to be produced
X3
? = number of cans of Thrifty Mix to be producedObjective? function: Maximize
Zequals=nothingX1plus+nothingX2plus+nothingX3
. ?(Enter your responses rounded to two decimal? places.)
?Constraints: ?(Enter your responses for the coefficients rounded to two decimal? places.)
Almonds
?(C1?) |
nothingX1plus+nothingX2plus+nothingX3
? greater than or equals? less than or equals? equals= greater than> less than< nothing |
Walnuts
?(C2?) |
nothingX1plus+nothingX2plus+nothingX3
? greater than or equals? equals= less than or equals? less than< greater than> nothing |
Peanuts
?(C3?) |
nothingX1plus+nothingX2plus+nothingX3
? less than or equals? equals= less than< greater than> greater than or equals? nothing |
?Nonnegativity: |
X1?, X2?, X3greater than or equals?0 |
A linear programming software shows the optimal solution? as:
X1equals=250250?,
X2equals=00?,
What is the optimal value for
X3??
X3equals=nothing.
?(Enter your response rounded to the nearest whole? number.)b. Does the solution you developed in part? (a) change if Nutmeg is interested in maximizing contribution margin? (defined as revenue per unit
minus?
raw material? cost)?
First modify the objective function. ?(Enter your responses rounded to two decimal? places.)
Maximize
Zequals=nothingX1plus+nothingX2plus+nothingX3
A linear programming software shows the optimal solution? as:
X1equals=500500?,
X2equals=00?,
What is the optimal value for
X3??
X3equals=nothing.
?(Enter your response rounded to the nearest whole? number.)c. If
100100
additional pounds of walnuts became? available, how would your? contribution-margin maximizing solution from part? (b) change?
A.
The optimal value for
X1?,
the number of cans of? Almond-Lovers Mix to be? produced, would
decreasedecrease.
B.
The optimal value for
X3?,
the number of cans of Thrifty Mix to be? produced, would
decreasedecrease.
C.
The optimal value for
X2?,
the number of cans of? Walnut-Lovers Mix to be? produced, would decrease.
Click to select your answer(s).
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Considering the job description and job specification, what would you pay the incumbent of this position? What information would you consider to determine pay for this position?
Job Advertisment
The company is a medium accounting firm with 50 employees, located in Kamloops British Columbia
Daley & Company Chartered Professional Accountants is looking for an experienced Human Resources Manager to join our Kamloops office. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of providing sound HR advice to employees and partners on day to day HR matters and have the ability to influence and drive HR strategy.
Main Responsibilities:
The Human Resources Manager will act as a trusted advisor to our employees and partners. Working closely with our Partners, you will be responsible for managing all aspects of the HR function to support the achievement of our business goals, including full-cycle recruitment, performance management, policy development, compensation, benefits, employee relations, coaching and training.
· Act as the main point of contact for all HR support and manage the day to day HR operations for the firm;
· Coach and counsel employees and partners on a broad range of matters and ensure consistent application in accordance with firm policies and procedures including: HR queries, legal issues, leadership, performance management issues, conflict management and disciplinary issues as required;
· Responsible for full cycle recruitment, including development of job postings, advertising vacancies, screening resumes, coordinating and conducting interviews, reference checks and job offers;
· Assist in the recruitment of CPA students, including liaising with colleges and universities, hosting information sessions or events, coordinating office tours, networking at various events, screening and interviewing candidates;
· Develop a HR presence on social media and leverage social media in the recruitment process;
· Conduct, and continue to develop our new hire orientation program;
· Prepare HR correspondence including offer letters, new hire packages, letters of employment and salary letters;
· Assist with staff requests regarding HR queries, issues, rules and regulations in accordance with firm policies and procedures;
· Ensure that all HR forms, employee files, policies, manuals etc. are up-to-date;
· Process documentation and prepare reports relating to personnel activities (staffing, recruitment, training, evaluations, professional and student development etc.);
· Assist in organizing employee events;
· Identify employment issues and recommend improvements, efficiencies and training opportunities;
· Research, coordinate and manage training programs, HR projects and HR strategic initiatives as needed.
Qualifications, Skills & Personal Attributes
· Previous HR experience in a Management or Generalist role;
· Minimum 5 years of related HR work experience, preferably in a professional services firm;
· CPHR designation an asset;
· Maintains a high level of expertise on BC employment standards, common law decisions affecting employment and Human Rights and other areas of the law pertaining to employment;
· Proven ability to influence and provide guidance on a broad range of employment matters at all levels in an organization;
· Ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with tact and discretion;
· Professional and personable manner with the ability to speak and present information to groups;
· High degree of initiative with a proactive approach to work;
· Strong organizational, multi-tasking skills and follow-through on commitments and deadlines;
· Ability to work under pressure, adapt and respond to changing situations;
· Excellent communication skills both written and verbal;
· Excellent computer skills including MS Word, Excel, Outlook and various social media platforms with the ability to grasp new technological tools.
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Discuss in 5 - 6 paragraphs what is Activity based costing in Accounting. How does it help to run a business. And how does the ABC system improves the costing process?
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You have just received a batch of goods from your supplier. You
plan to sample the batch in order to determine whether you will
accept it or not. For this product, your contract with the supplier
specifies that 3.0% is an acceptable quality level and the LTPD is
18.0%. The contract further specifies that the buyer’s risk should
be 2.5% and the seller’s risk should be 1.0%.
Given these parameters for your sampling plan, what is the least
number of defective items you would have to find in the sample so
as to reject the batch?
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What are your thoughts on what actions you might take as a large corporation to make a positive social impact in the greater Milwaukee area.
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