Heinrich summarized what he thought health and safety decision makers should know about accidents. Identify his 10 Axioms of Industrial Safety. Compare these 10 ideas to his Domino Theory. 200 words APA format
Going Places: Chapters 1 and 2
Humans are natural story tellers, and myths are our favorite types of stories. As you read chapters 1 and 2, the Epilogue, and the Afterward of Myerhoff’s Number Our Days, watch for the mythical elements in the stories. (You may wish to read chapters 3-7, and you are encouraged to do so, but for the purposes of the paper, you should draw most of your examples from Shmuel Goldman’s stories in chapter 2. The subsequent chapters recount a series of free form group discussions, and are “multi-vocal.” As a result, extracting one or two coherent stories from these chapters is more difficult.) Shmuel Goldman, the tailor whose stories make up the bulk of chapter 2, is a particularly talented myth-maker. Pick a few of the stories that he tells Myerhoff and discuss, in detail, the mythical elements of the stories. Be sure to discuss the following issues:
1) What actions, events, or individuals described in the story are “mythological” in the sense used here? What do they symbolize?
2) Myths teach us something. Picking one or two stories, think about why Goldman told these particular stories to Myerhoff. What did he want her to learn?
3) Some myths are considered “hero’s quests,” which take the form of :
[separation] ->[symbolic action] ->[return].
The “hero” leaves his/her comfortable, safe environment, participates in a symbolically meaningful event, and then returns home as a changed person, bringing with her/him some special knowledge, wisdom, or treasure that is not available to the community at large. Are these elements present in the stories that you chose? (If so, describe how. If not, speculate why not.)
4) (You do not need to write about this, although you may do so briefly, if you wish.) While you are reading and writing, consider your own experiences. What mythical “hero’s quests” have you participated in? Remember that the hero’s quest doesn’t have to be something “big” like giving birth or getting drafted. It can be something “ordinary” like leaving home for the first time or joining an organization or group, or even enrolling in school. What experiences have you had that involved separation, symbolic action, and return?
Your paper should be a minimum of 5 to 7 pages in length, but feel free to write more if you have a lot to say. As before, you are encouraged to submit rough drafts for review and comment.
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Please read “Information Disclosure in Sales” by David Holley and “Case Study: Sales at World Camera”. (Both readings are attached)
Your discussion paper should respond to the following items/questions:
Holley discusses the ethical issue of deception and truthfulness in a particular area of business: sales. He argues that a seller has some degree of obligation to disclose information and tell a buyer the truth. However, the issue is what degree of disclosure/honesty is required. Holley presents five different degrees or levels of requirement, from a low/undemanding requirement all the way up to high/very demanding requirement.
1) Briefly explain which level of requirement Holley endorses.
2) Do you agree or disagree with Holley? Why or why not?
3) If you do not agree with Holley, which alternative level of requirement do you endorse and why?
4) What would the requirement that Holley endorses say about the World Camera case? Did the sales person do anything ethically wrong? Why or why not?
5) If you endorsed a different level of requirement than Holley, what would the requirement that you endorse say about the World Camera case? Did the sales person do anything ethically wrong? Why or why not?
1. 1a. Define Organizational Behavior, outline why it is important to understand this field of study, and provide examples of areas in which OB application can be important.
2. 1b. Time management becomes a much more critical skill to master as you move up in responsibility in a position. There are a lot more demands on your time and different people and groups competing for the same resources.
What do you feel is the most difficult aspect of getting others in a group to change their approach as a project or task begins to change in scope? Is it getting the buy-in of the other team members to change focus, or assist each other in accomplishing a task to complete it on time, or getting the group to re-shift processes to attain a modified goal? Do you know people who really struggle to adjust when a project shifts in scope or time requirements?
3. 1c. Your example of the company motto at the FFSC shows how the group has embraced this concept and you demonstrated it with your own personal actions. This shows how deeply ingrained the culture of the company can become and how it shapes how we address issues.
Do you think you could work in a company where there was not a focus on service but one on product delivery?
4. 1d. You mention the role of leadership in shaping organizational behavior and that is an important element.
Have you ever worked in a company where the leadership seemed to always be fighting among themselves to gain the most power and they forgot how this impacted the other members of the company because they felt they had to pick sides?
5. 1e. Do you think that companies are focusing more now on studying the research related to behavioral influences than in the past because the cost of hiring new people is quite high, or do you think there is more emphasis on just finding “bodies” to fill a position?
6. 1f., In your work experience, how do most people learn about the expected behaviors that the company wants to see exhibited? Is is done through training, or on the job practice, or leadership role modeling the expected behavior, or some other means?
2. What type of assessments and evaluations might you use to determine the characteristics of your employees? Does the type of tool used make a difference? Why?
2a. Do you think that companies in different fields need to define key characteristics they need for that field up front? For example, would a person who worked in a call center need to have a different personality profile than one who worked in a medical office?
Have you ever taken assessment tests that you felt did not represent your “true” profile?
2b. There is a significant investment of money required to administer and interpret these tests. What is your viewpoint on how a company should determine if they want to employ these assessments?
2c. It is very important that we define up front the skill sets that we want to measure because your example illustrates what happens when we measure the wrong factors for a task.
One area where we can apply the same tests for all members of a company is personality profiling. In this case we are looking to measure the personality style of each of the employees: who are the dominants, and who are the introverts, and who are the socializers? This would give us good information that we could use to form a team of roofers for a building project. For example, if all of the personalities were dominant, then there could be issues with fighting for control of the group. If all were non-assertive, then they might wait for someone to give them direction and would not make decisions on their own.
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