OUR ATTITUDE DETERMINES YOUR FUTURE DO NOT PROCASTINATE! TIME is money and TIME does not wait for anybody. If you sit and wait‚ nobody can help you and nothing happens. You will still be what you are‚ 3 or more years from now. You will be in the same situation‚ doing what you are doing now or worst‚ not doing anything at all; No career advancement; No self development; Lack of work experience; No improvement in income; No appropriate qualification; and possibly even out of job! On the contrary
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AUDITING EXPECTATION GAP: NIGERIAN PERSPECTIVE Abstract The audit expectation gap is critical to the auditing profession because the greater the unfulfilled expectation from the public‚ the lower the credibility earning potential and prestige associated with the work of auditors. The study examined the level and nature of expectation gap (performance gap) between auditors and users of financial statements. It sought to establish whether audit expectation gap exists in Nigeria and the perception
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Business Information Systems 2 SECTION O rganizations utilize various types of information systems to help run their daily operations. These systems are primarily transactional systems that concentrate on the management and flow of low-level data items pertaining to basic business processes such as purchasing and order delivery. This data is often rolled-up and summarized into higher-level decision support systems to help firms understand what is happening in their organizations and how best to
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Dang Kai Ee was a rubber tapper who working very hard and being very thrifty to support a growing family through the ironworks foundry in his hometown of Air Tawar‚ Perak. Moreover‚ Mr. Dang’s father manages to support seven of them through further education at the University of Manitoba‚ Canada. Because of the impact from his father he wanted to own his business. Mr. Dang’s‚ graduated with a degree in computer science in 1985 and earned a master’s in the same subject in 1992 from the University of Manitoba
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2.5.1 Level of Expectations Cook‚ S. (2011)‚ urges customer service providers must recognise that customers have different levels of expectations. The expectations are divided into two distinct categories namely: 1. Primary expectations – are the customers’ most basic requirements of an interaction. Example: When dining at the restaurant‚ our primary expectations are to satisfy our hunger‚ to let someone else do the cooking‚ and pay a reasonable price 2. Secondary expectations – are based on our
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I want to have the distinguished honor of enrolling in the Reserve Officer Training Corps because I wish to do something bigger than myself so that one day when time has pushed forward I can look back and say my single greatest decision in life was to be courageous and join the military through ROTC. Acceptance into the program would not only open a door to a life unlike any other‚ but it would give that unit another talented‚ hungry‚ and driven mind in it’s ranks. There is no other candidate that
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themselves in a way that the formality of a graduation does not. Of course there will be a lot of drama and issues with students surrounding this event especially when the couples are concerned‚ but this night is will be a great chance to enjoy with your friends. It’s not what we do here today that’s important‚ but what we make of ourselves tomorrow. We will look back on this night with fond memories‚ some of us will be lucky enough to be with the same person and others will have found new
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TELEVISION GIVES CHILDREN UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS A few months after my friend Angela‚ who lives in Santo Domingo‚ acquired access to premium channels such as HBO‚ Cinemax‚ etc. her eight years old daughter asked her one night: “Mom‚ are there poor people in the United States?” This could have been a joke if it were not so revealing. My friend realized that the luxurious scenes shown on television were not only giving her daughter a false idea about life in the United States‚ but they could
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simply cannot avoid expectations. These interpretations are affected by your gender‚ class‚ and socio-economic stand. Stereotypes are present in our society. Thus we have expectations from others‚ besides ourselves. Some individuals may be deceived into believing incorrect expectations and some will fight for what they believe in. In the stories “In Line” and “Boys and Girls”‚ through the conflicts of the main characters‚ the authors portray the impact that people’s expectations have on us and how
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Great Expectations (Chapters 7-25) Chapter 7 1. Dickens is noted for giving his characters names that are descriptive to their personalities. The names often sound like other words or are a pun. How could Mrs. Wopsle’s name be descriptive of her personality? Mrs. Wopsles name describes her personality because “Wopsle” sounds like “wobble” and Mrs. Wopsle is has a very wobbly and carefree personality. 2. How are Biddy and Pip alike? Biddy and Pip are alike because they were both “brought up
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