Lenovo: Building a Global Brand 1. Why did IBM want to sell its PC business? Why did IBM sell to Lenovo? The reasons that IBM wanted to sell its PC business to Lenovo are: • • • To shed an unprofitable operation as the company saw the limitation and more competitors in the market. Selling its PC business to Lenovo would help them increase market share‚ especially in Asia. IBM shifted their business from producing PCs to concentrating on consulting service. Therefore‚ merging with another company
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in a family that believed in spankings that I do not think was harmful to me. Looking back on my childhood‚ I have had my share of what I call “gentle spankings”. My parents explained to me why I was being spanked. My communication skills‚ trustworthiness‚ and the bond I have with my parents never stopped. I still felt like I could go to my parents about anything. Now if a child is excessively spanked to the point of abuse‚ I certainly do not agree with. Now‚ who is to say where that point
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Virtue ethics is grounded in “character traits”. We all have by nature the potential to be moral persons‚ but we need to practice the virtues‚ to cultivate them. Ex. a medical doctor should cultivate virtues such as: compassion‚ discernment‚ trustworthiness‚ integrity‚ benevolence and non-malevolence Kinds of virtues: 1) intellectual (wisdom‚ understanding etc) 2) moral (temperance‚ patience‚ courage etc) An individual is moral not because of his/her intellectual activities‚ but because
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someone deals with certain situations. People that are thoroughly professional‚ demonstrate a rounded personality. A professional should possess a large amount of knowledge‚ both from experience and training or schooling. Honor‚ reputation‚ and trustworthiness are some of the most important qualities that a professional should possess. Professionalism is important. Professionals hold themselves to the highest possible standards. A true professional gets
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being honest Based on WordNet 3.0‚ Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University‚ Farlex Inc. integrity noun 1. honesty‚ principle‚ honour‚ virtue‚ goodness‚ morality‚ purity‚ righteousness‚ probity‚ rectitude‚ truthfulness‚ trustworthiness‚ incorruptibility‚ uprightness‚ scrupulousness‚ reputability I have always regarded him as a man of integrity. honesty corruption‚ dishonesty‚ immorality‚ disrepute‚ deceit‚ duplicity 2. unity‚ unification‚ cohesion‚ coherence‚ wholeness‚ soundness
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everyone can show his/hers best in an interview. Some people are not good with interview and it may not bring out their true potential. Reference helps to identify applicant’s education and employment history‚ personal capability‚ dependency and trustworthiness. However‚ applicants will only use their trusted references and recommendations. Therefore‚ it is possible not know the other side of the applicant. Cascio‚ W. F. (2005). Managing Human Resources (7th ed.). : The McGraw-Hill
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recommendations to all parents. She speaks directly to them and her goal is to inform them of new information about what they can do to keep their family healthy and avoid childhood obesity. Using the visual technique‚ Alderman creates a sense of trustworthiness‚ which appeals to her audience to do what is
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MONTHLY CHARACTER TRAITS JULY Respectfulness “Respect everyone‚ and love your Christian brothers and sisters. Fear God‚ and respect the king.” 1 Pet 2:17 AUGUST Honesty and Trustworthiness "Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much‚ and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.” Luke 16:10 SEPTEMBER Helpfulness ”Don’t forget to do good and to share with those in need. These are the sacrifices that please God
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A study on the influence of celebrity endorsements on the public’s attitudes towards Non-for-Profit Organisations (NPOs) Contents 1. Introduction 3 1.1 The use of celebrity endorsements for for-profit organizations 3 1.2 The rise in use of celebrity endorsement in NPOs 4 1.3 Examples of celebrity endorsement 4 1.4 Choosing a suitable celebrity endorser 5 1.5 Definition 6 2. Rationale 7 2.1 Purpose of Study 7 2.2 Research questions 8 2.3 Research objectives: 8 2
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can make someone seem in a higher social class by simple as wearing expensive stuff. Educational level- clothing can make a statement by how you dress dressing more professional can make people think you are at a high educational rate. Trustworthiness- dressing more conservative maybe can make someone more trustworthy Social position- just like economic level wearing nicer stuff or more expensive can fool people about social position or social rank Level of sophistication- clothing could
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