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    Activity 1 The CIPD Professional Map The CIPD Professional Map is available to all CIPD members and helps you to understand what level of experience you have within HR and what you need to learn or demon straight to advance your career. It is made up of 10 professional areas or specialism’s Insight‚ strategy and solution | Leading HR | Service delivery and information | Organisational design | Organisational development | Resourcing and talent planning | Learning and talent development

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    Summary: In Deborah Netburn’s Los Angeles Times article entitled “A wake‚ some prayers and a little retail therapy: How NASA engineers mourn the death of a spacecraft” which was published on November 9‚ 2017 shares what an emotional experience losing Cassini‚ a robotic explorer‚ was. Netburn presents the different ways that engineers dealt with this grief. The first‚ is that the engineers had a funeral for the rocket and grieved that way. They prayed and read scriptures and also coped by buying

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    In “Both Sides Come Out Fighting: The Argument Culture and the Press”‚ Deborah Tannen explains that the Press over-simplifies and dramatizes situations‚ and validates ridiculous arguments in order to appeal to viewers. She provides many examples of the harm this practice can cause‚ and describes the “Argument Culture” which is present in society. The Press has sizable influence because the way that events are reported affects people’s perceptions‚ in turn this affects the events themselves. The Media

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    Legalization on Organ Selling Idaho State University Bishal Thpa Dr. Thomas Pfister English 1102-17 5 December 2013 Legalization of Organ Selling Deborah Kotz’s article on “Women can Sell their Eggs‚ so why not Kidney” is basically about the legalization of organ transplantation. In this article she argues if women can sell their eggs then why not kidneys? She wants organ selling to be legalized. She also has mentioned other writers like Sally Satel who also thinks organ selling

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    In this article‚ Deborah S. Connelly talks about the history of book banning‚ its presence in society today‚ and actions that have and can be taken against it. Most of these actions stem from the responsibility of librarians and organizations. Connelly believes that librarians have an obligation to keep their content uncensored and readily available to the public. She has stated that the best way to prevent book censorship is to educate our society about the importance of diverse books. A more specific

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    Deborah Rose endeavors to demonstrate that Indigenous knowledge can be intertwined with the knowledge set forth by Western philosophy in her article “An Indigenous Philosophical Ecology: Situating the Human.” She reinforces and analyzes Val Plumwood’s argument that anthropology holds a role in re-situating the human ecologically. Specifically‚ Rose seeks to place the human within an Indigenous philosophical ecology. Rose refers to Julie Cruikshank and Ilya Prigogine‚ as their ideas recognize the

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    Non-verbal Differences Skill Women are better than men at interpreting nonverbal signal‚ according to the website Body Language Expert. They are also better at reading unintentional nonverbal messages‚ such as signals of deception. Although men often send nonverbal signals‚ they typically do so with less subtlety than women. Gestures and Mannerisms Jo Freeman‚ author of "Women: A Feminist Perspective‚" asserts that men rely on more obvious gestures and are more likely to use their hands to

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    men and women. Many women have difficulty advancing in the corporate world because of gender stratification. There are several factors that lead to the failure of women becoming authoritarian. For example‚ if a man were to demand his proceeding employees to complete a task in a harsh‚ almost barking manner‚ then each employee would listen. However‚ women have to find different ways to place demands so that she will not seem as harsh or rigid. (Tannen‚ 1994) The question is do women have to perform

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    Women and Society Tannen‚ Kingston‚ and Sandberg all provide insight on the subject of the cultural expectations American women face on a daily basis. Women have always been thought to be intellectually and physically inferior when in comparison to men. Throughout time‚ women’s potential was limited‚ as they were expected to be nothing more than housewives. Today‚ American women are powerful and intelligent‚ living up to their potential. Although women have come so far along‚ they still receive

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    never be made to feel guilty or inadequate. In the essay‚ Why Mothers Should Stay Home‚ Deborah Fallows writes about an encounter that she had with another woman her own age. As told by Fallows‚ this other woman was career driven and didn’t have children; Fallows writes‚ “I should have felt sorry for her‚ not because of her own choice but because she had no sense that a choice exists – waiting to be made by women like her and like me. The choice is not to be either a career woman or a dumb housewife

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