Scenario: As production manager for Thompson Manufacturing‚ Sheila Stephens has the final authority to approve the hiring of any new supervisors who work for her. The human resource manager performs the initial screening of all prospective supervisors and then sends the most likely candidates to Sheila for interviews. One day recently‚ Sheila received a call from Pete Peterson‚ the human resource manager: “Sheila‚ I’ve just spoken to a young man who may be just who you’re looking for to fill
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Sheila Thompson‚ production manager of Thompson Manufacturing‚ has the final authority when hiring any new supervisors. Sheila is currently looking to fill a position and having her Human Resources manager‚ Pete Peterson‚ do preliminary interviews to do the initial screening of applicants before being sent to her for final approval. Preliminary interviews are being conducted at the same time Sheila is having a very busy day. Pete Peterson has found a possible suitable young applicant by the name
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How is the theme of responsibility Explored in ‘An Inspector Calls?’ There are many theme in the play in ’An Inspector Calls. This was written by J.B.Priestley on 1945 and set on 1912. The play begins with the engagement party of Sheila and Gerald. Sheila is the daughter of Birlings’‚ who own a successful business. During the party an Inspector comes and started to enquire about a woman who has just committed suicide. From the course of the play we know that each members of the Birling family
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Inspector has two main techniques of questioning; he either sparks an argument in the family‚ and then just sits back and learns what he can‚ or he will pressure the suspect into confession by bombarding them with short‚ sharp questions. I think that Sheila‚ when she realises the questioning methods of the Inspector‚ tries to keep her family from falling apart due to misinformation or misconceptions of what is being said. She knows that the Inspector will use one member of the family to reveal some
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Eatin’ Good in the Neighborhood As my girlfriend and I pull into a crowded parking lot during a chilly Friday evening‚ we struggle to find a spot of our own‚ but manage to do so as we take the place of another young couple as they pull out to leave. I put the car in park as we both gaze at the numerous parties walking into the restaurant. A bright sign‚ hung lit overhead‚ shining the phrase "Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill" atop a red brick building. Awnings were placed above every window
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’ There is a prominent contrast in the way Shelia addresses those of the older generation at the begging of the play to the Shelia the audience become accustomed to towards the end which again conveys the tension due to Shelia’s lack of obedience. Sheila also adopts the Inspectors blunt language: ‘I’m staying here until I know why that girl killed herself.’ Regardless of the idea that women of the time were thought to need protection from all things disturbing or unpleasant Shelia does not hesitate
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How is Gerald presented in the Beginning of the play? At character level‚ Gerald is presented as a wealthy‚ respectable man although this interpretation changes as the play goes on. We see Gerald’s behaviour change drastically as the truth is revealed about his relationship with Eva smith (Daisy Renton)‚ he begins to break down and tries to justify his actions which splits the audience’s views on him as he may be seen in a negative way by some. Initially‚ Gerald comes across as a kind hearted
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the play an inspector calls by J.B Priestley. The character Sheila is used to represent the authorâs ideas of change from the class system‚ where everyone is grouped by wealth and walls are built between them. To the socialist way where everyone is equal and there are no extremes and responsibility shared for one another’s welfare. He embraces this idea in his play by showing the change in her from one idea to the other. initially Sheila is introduced as a girl that values material objects such who
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I am reading”The Bass‚ the River and Sheila Mant” by WD Wetherell and I am on page five. This book is about a 14 year old boy having a crush on a girl named Sheila Mant. Throughout the story he does many things to get her attention. As the story goes on he is stuck between two choices. Which one will he choose? In this paper I will be questioning and connecting. Will the boy choose the fish or Sheila? Here are a few reasons why he would choose the girl. First‚ he was constantly trying to impress
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longing and love can be confused by the spiraling currents of adolescence‚ where a young boy’s desires run as deep as the river. “The Bass‚ The River‚ and Sheila Mant” written by W.D. Wetherell‚ is a captivating story that asserts how being emotionally fulfilled by others should not be your only reason for satisfaction. Whether it be Sheila’s Mants isolation‚ the protagonist’s fascination with her‚ or even the lessons learned within the protagonist‚ in order to be emotionally fulfilled‚ you must only
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