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    MAINTAINING JOB DESCRIPTIONS 2 Summary of Situation Include a brief summary of the situation As per text book‚ Staffing Organizations‚ a brief description is as follows: Because the InAndOut‚ Inc. Company is expanding and changing at a swift pace‚ adjustments in the company have to be made. This includes hiring new employees. The manager realizes there have not been any new job descriptions since eight years ago‚ and there has even been a job created since that time‚ the job

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    Objective and Impressionistic Description There are two ways to describe depending on the kind of result or response that you like to elicit from the reader. Objective description is the enumeration of details in a matter-of-fact way to simply show the appearance or condition of a person‚ place‚or thing. This kind of description is commonly used when writing journalistic‚reports‚encyclopedia entries‚or scientific observations. Impressionistic description is used when you like to imply certain

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    In ‘The Secret Joy of Baseball Curses”‚ curses are thoroughly evaluated by supplying evidence‚ repetition‚ and robust adjectives. Throughout the essay‚ the author used three examples and two quotes to provide evidence for the claims they made. The author quoted journalists and authors‚ both generally assumed to have great adept in the field that they write about‚ to further strengthen and support claims that the author made. In addition‚ the author used only baseball examples to explain the points;

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    hear the sound of baseballs being clocked by a bat. This is the first time I have ever been in a tournament for baseball. This is especially the first time I have ever been in a dome. “Wow‚” I gaze at the dome and the fascinating players that are here. It’s just like a baseball park‚ but inside. I was very excited for my first baseball tournament and that it’s in a dome. I can’t wait for my first game. There I was standing on a turf field. It was my first time playing in a baseball tournament and

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    Job Descriptions - Explained Writing job descriptions with examples. Job descriptions are essential. Job descriptions are required for recruitment so that you and the applicants can understand the role. Job descriptions are necessary for all people in work. A job description defines a person’s role and accountability. Without a job description it is not possible for a person to properly commit to‚ or be held accountable for‚ a role. As an employee you may have or be given the opportunity to

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    Effective Baseball Coaching Sport coaches serve an important role as educators and leaders in society. There are many different coaching styles that have paved the way for student athletes. During my high school career I was the starting second basemen for what turned out to be the most talented team in the history of California High School. During a two year run as East Bay Champions‚ I was privileged to be coached by former Oakland A’s Mike Davis and Dave Hamilton. Their coaching styles and

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    Two Descriptions Paper Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Two Descriptions Paper Immediately upon walking through the elegant double doors‚ the sweet aroma of butter envelopes the air around me causing me to rapidly salivate. The smell of nacho cheese accompanies the butter fragrance and I quickly begin to picture the many tasty treats behind the square concession area that is located in front of me. Candy galore is perfectly aligned behind the glass case further enticing my taste buds. A perfect

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    Member: Yaser Hassan Al-Quadhi MH112130 Zaid Alfayad MH112084 Tounsi Marwa MH102259 Amri Yanuar MH102204 Hassan Nematzadeh MH111001 Mina Soltanabady MH102047 The Hotel Paris Case: Job Description The Hotel Paris Case: Question 1: Based on the hotel ’s stated strategy‚ list at least four important employee behaviors for the Hotel Paris ’s staff. The hotel Paris’s competitive strategy is “To use superior guest service to differentiate

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    What is the purpose of a job description? The primary purpose of a job description is to identify the duties‚ essential functions and requirements of the position. Job descriptions also serve several other important functions. A good job description can assess work flow and eliminate duplication of effort and also help to assist in the evaluation of the employees’ job performance. It should be a statement of what duties and responsibilities the employee is expected to complete and a means for achieving

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    In the Presidential Debate of 2012‚ presidential candidate Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama both explain their views and key aspects on taxes‚ oil/energy‚ and immigration by arguing and stating their opinions and ideas. However Barack Obama conveys his message more directly and thoroughly than Romney. Obama begins his argument on taxes saying that he wants to “relieve the middle classes‚” of the increasing tax rates that are being placed upon them; as well as to “cut taxes for small businesses

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