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    Exile in the Odyssey

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    of the gods. In The Odyssey by Homer‚ Odysseus and he crew face many trials and tribulations that isolate and ameliorate them to teach the reader that the consequences of temptation must be conquered with absolute perseverance. When Odysseus and his crew arrive on the island of the Lotus-eaters‚ every man eats the Lotus fruit and is tempted to remain exiled on the isle in a deep sleep forever; it is only that after Odysseus removes his crew that they are able to continue on their journey. By being

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    these motivation into two parts; first‚ having Joe Brewster supervising the work and second‚ when Joe hired 2 graduates of agricultural management. The motivation level of the work crew was higher when Joe is supervising them. Joe is a well-respected man in the city and laid-back kind of employer. He allows the work crew to decide to themselves to which task they want to do and how long they can do it for‚ he also allowed them to take a reasonable break anytime they want or be late 10 – 15 minutes

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    he almost died of mutiny. While on his fourth Expedition Henry’s crew abandoned him‚ his son‚ and other crew‚ members‚ they left them there to die which they did. Henry Hudson was brave and courageous. He put his life at risk for the sake of the country. On his first expedition he sailed under The Muscovy Company (Russia). He left on May of 1607 from London. His boat was named Hopewell. Henry went with his son and crew. He sailed north to the coast of Greenland to Spitsbergen. There

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    in escaping the cave. Odysseus was an effective leader because he was cunning. Another example was when the crew were travelling in the Straits of Scylla and Charybdis. When they were inside the strait‚ the whole crew were alerted when one of their crew members were eaten by Scylla. In this panicking situation ‚ Odysseus remained calm and told them to row back out‚ and to remain calm. The crew were sparkled with

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    Captain Smith Blame

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    these questions‚ the biggest still remains as‚ who was truly responsible for the crashing and high death toll in result. Although still to this day it is seen as a huge accident‚ it was an accident that could have easily been avoided if each crucial crew member had done their job the correct way. The responsibility cannot be pinpointed on a single person in particular due to the fact that there were so many factors that went into running the ship. As for the actual crashing of the ship‚ the blame is

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    Encourage Indian crew to communicate As many Asian countries‚India people are afraid to loose face‚they do not want to lose face in front of other people.Therefore‚American managers have to know the concept of ‘save face’ and how is that important for Indian members‚because

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    Amtrak Train Derailment

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    Who are the stakeholders in this case? The stakeholders in this case are the passengers‚ crew and their families‚ aboard the Amtrak train that derailed. They are also the corporate investors who hold stock in Amtrak and all Amtrak employees who have invested their time in employment with the organization. They could easily lose their jobs if a major layoff occurred or the organization filed for bankruptcy due to the millions they would be required to pay in damages. Stakeholders are the members

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    compares it to national averages‚ and evaluates productivity differences based on crew size. Findings Partial Productivity. Ray St. Clair has shown a 3.3% productivity improvement over a two-year span. Comparing Results. Ray St. Clair was 2.6% more productive than the national average‚ found to be at 0.7% during the last two years. In addition‚ a study on the efficiency differences within crew size proves that crews with 2 members have a tendency to be more productive. More Investigation. We

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    try to deter crime. The chief believes that Terry‚ a young African American rookie cop‚ would be great for the task. When rookie Terry passed on the offer‚ clean cut white Willie stepped up. The first day Willie encounters one of the neighborhood’s crew at the gym and invites them to a game of basketball. He gets beat up when he gets too close. He was also wearing police gear. Willie is a nice guy and is determined to come back. Terry ends up accompanying

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    (Horwitz‚ 2002‚ p. 24) I think Cook was able to model the way‚ inspire a shared vision‚ challenge the process and enabled other to act with his influences on the crew’s hygiene habits. He modeled the way by leading by example. Everything he expected the crew to do hygiene wise‚ Cook did it as well. The book

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