Best Writer

After reading the book “the prime of miss Jean Brodie” I would like for you to speak about one particular character. Talk about characterisation. How the character enhanced the text. Do a review on the character. Please do not include any outside source. Only use the text itself. You can come up with a name for the paper.

After reading Chapters 1-3 of Conducting Online Surveys located in the topic resources, create an 7-10-slide presentation that addresses the following:
What are the three main purposes for conducting social research? How can an online survey serve each purpose?
Imagine you were assigned to conduct a survey for a community mental health agency determining the need for mental health services for newly arrived refugees. (a) What sort of preliminary research would you conduct in preparation for designing the survey? (b) Whom would you contact for information and advice on your online survey questionnaire? (c) Would you recommend an online survey for this project? Why or why not?
Write one goal and one objective for this online survey project.

Assessment Description
The purpose of this assignment is to identify aspects of organizational design and culture as they relate to market segments and impact strategic planning.
Throughout the course, you will develop a business plan for a strategic initiative you select. Choose an existing health care organization that you can use as the basis for your analysis and business plan. When selecting the organization, ensure that it meets the following criteria:
Organization may be for profit, non-profit, or community based.
Information about the organization, including financial data, should be publicly available to ensure you can complete the required organizational analysis.
Once you have selected the organization, conduct research to learn about the organization. Consider potential barriers with organizational stakeholders, the organizational design and culture, and how these impact change initiatives.

Prepare a minimum 15-page agency report that analyzes issues confronted in a police department setting. Please check the Final Report Rubric in the syllabus and read the instructions below.
You are a data analyst in the Police Department of Formdale (imaginary city), California. The 2020 Census census had
the city population at 124,564.
Your task is to write an report that includes the most important crime and department-related statistics. You don’t need to use all available data. It’s up to you what you pick for the report. You can use any technique we learned during the
semester. You are free to clean, recode or collapse variables to make them more suitable for the analysis. Use
academic articles to support your argument. You can find a list of recommended articles in Course Materials.
The min 15-page report should have 7 main sections:
Executive summary (1 page)
Introduction (1 page)
Department characteristics, workforce demographics (4 pages)
Crime statistics in Formdale (4 pages)
Community Engagement (4 pages)
Conclusions & Recommendations (1 pages)
Reference List (APA Style)
Create multiple charts and tables to summarize and visualize your data. Each chart/table should be interpreted in text. Analyze trends if data are available for multiple years.
Create charts in Excel and copy-paste them to your main Word document. Submit only your final report as a Word or PDF file (no need for your background Excel sheets).
Google other police department reports to get some ideas. But don’t copy their exact structure because they typically usee long PR narratives to describe and advertise the department. Your focus should be on data and facts.

USE THE FILES ATTACHED FOR REPORT DONT HAVE TO USE IT ALL ALONG WITH ANY OF THESE ARTICLES.

Recommended articles for the Final Report
Seasonal Cycles in Crime
– Dong, K., Cao, Y., Siercke, B., Wilber, M. & McCalla, S. G. 2017. Advising caution in studying seasonal oscillations in crime rates. Plos One
– McDowall, D., Loftin C. & Pate, M. 2012. Seasonal cycles in crime, and their variability. Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 28: pp. 389-410.
– Uittenbogaard, A. & Ceccato, A. 2012. Space-time clusters of crime in Stockholm, Sweden. Review of European Studies, 4, 5, pp. 148-155.
Promotion of Female Police Officers & Diversity in Policing
– Archbold, C. A. & Schulz, D. M. 2008.Making Rank – The lingering effects of tokenism on female police officers’ promotion aspirations. Police Quarterly, 11, 1, pp. 50-73.
– Archbold, C. A. & Hassell, K. D. 2009. Paying a marriage tax – An examination of the barriers to the promotion of female police officers. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies & Management, ,32, 1, pp. 56-74.
– Guajardo, S. A. 2015. New York City Police Department downsizing and its impact on female officer employment, Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice, 13, pp. 255-282.
– Morabito, M. S. & Shelley, T. O. Constrained agency theory and leadership: A new perspective to understand how female police officers overcome the structural and social impediments to promotion. Feminist Criminology, 13, 3, pp. 287–308.
– Prenzler, T. & Sinclair, G. 2013. The status of women police officers: An international review. International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 41, pp. 115-131.
– Richard H. & Donohue Jr. R. 2020. Shades of Blue: A review of the hiring, recruitment, and selection of female and minority police officers. The Social Science Journal
– Ba, B. A., Knox, D., Mummolo, J. & Rivera, R. 2021. The role of officer race and gender in police-civilian interactions in Chicago. Science, 371, 6530, pp. 696-702.
– Silvestri, M. & Tong, S. 2020. Women police leaders in Europe: A tale of prejudice and patronage. European Journal of Criminology
– van Ewijk, A. R. 2011. Diversity within police forces in Europe: A case for the comprehensive View. Policing, 6, 1, pp. 76–92.
– Wilson, F. T. & Blackburn, A. G. 2014. The depiction of female municipal police officers in the first four fecades of the core cop film genre: “It’s a man’s world. Women & Criminal Justice, 24, 2, pp. 83-105.
Police Legitimacy & Procedural Justice
– Jackson, J. & Bradford, B. 2019. Measuring public attitudes towards the police. Technical Report, Prepared for: Public Safety Canada
– Tyler, T. R. 2004. Enhancing police legitimacy. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 593, pp. 84-99.

Case studies are an essential learning strategy in business classes because they provide an opportunity for you to critically analyze events that have taken place in real-life businesses. This develops your critical thinking and research skills as you research the competition and industry in which your business resides in order to formulate a recommendation for the challenges faced by the company.
For this unit, review the “Marketing Excellence: BMW” case study on pp. 273 of your textbook. This assignment will be comprised of two parts; one part will ask you to respond to questions, and the other will require you to complete a case analysis.
Part 1
Evaluate this case, and respond to each of the following questions using both theory and practical managerial thinking.
Examine and apply the consumer-buying process for BMW. Identify the steps and the application to BMW. How does this process assist the marketing team at BMW?
How could data analytics be used to research the consumer in order to ensure a strong understanding of overall business and marketing outcomes at BMW?
Within the case, several clearly different target markets are identified. What does BMW do well to target each of these groups, and what could it do better? Within your response, include the process of segmentation.
Your Part 1 response must be at least two pages in length. Follow APA Style when creating citations and references for this assignment. Note that you will submit Part 1 and Part 2 in one document.
Part 2
Complete a case analysis of BMW. This requires that you conduct research on BMW beyond the case study material in the textbook. In the case analysis, you will look at the situational analysis, problem, and alternatives, and you will provide a recommendation. Refer to the instructions below as you construct your analysis.
Situational Analysis
Discuss the external environment through the compilation of a PEST (political, economic, sociocultural, and technology) analysis.
Discuss the internal and external environment through the compilation of a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis.
Problem
Identify at least one organizational problem that BMW is currently having or one in which you project it will have in the future. Base this upon your research and critical thinking.
Alternatives
Compile three or four potential marketing-related solutions to the problem above. Remember that these are potential alternatives; you will not select all of the alternatives to solve the problem.
Recommendation (Marketing Strategy)
Select one or two of the alternatives above to solve the problem that you identified in this case analysis.
Discuss your rationale for choosing these and not the others. Include supporting research that will increase the depth of your analysis.

Term Paper

introduction
The term paper is one of the most important assignments you will complete during this course. The term paper is an opportunity for you to research a topic relating to our course that you have found interesting and desire to learn more about by conducting your own research. The term paper can be on a topic of your choice, but does require instructor approval, which you will have received during week 11 when you submitted your term paper topic proposal. In your term paper, you should demonstrate your knowledge by successfully synthesizing and incorporating at least three or more key course concepts into your paper, demonstrating how they relate to your chosen topic.
The Assignment
Note: the term paper must be turned in by the end of week 14.
Each student will be required to submit a term paper as part of this course. The term paper must be on a topic approved by the instructor, but generally any topic that addresses the impact of technology on society, whether past, present or future, would be acceptable. Term paper should successfully incorporate and synthesize at least three or more key concepts from the course. Term papers should be no less than five full pages of text and should not exceed ten pages, although longer papers will be accepted. The term paper must be done in MLA format, using 12 Times New Roman font, and double-spaced. All term papers will use a minimum of two printed sources (books, magazines, professional journals, etc) and two electronic sources (legitimate websites, NC Live, etc). Students are encouraged to use more and varies sources such as interviews, site visits, etc. Note: for more information on “legitimate websites” and how to recognize them, visit the FTCC Library’s informative website and read their guidance. If still in doubt about the validity of a potential online source, feel free to discuss such potential websites with the instructor before using them.
Course concepts you might incorporate include but are not limited to:
Law of the Hammer
Law of the Possible
Technology as a System
Technology as a Subversive Force
The Technological Fix
Technocracy
Scientific Management
The Unintended Consequences of Technology
Social Constructivism
Technological Determinism
Technological Closure
The Social Processes Model of Technological Advance
The Great Men and Women View of Technological Advance
Pollution
Depletion
Global Warming/Climate Change
Alternative Energy
Cultural Lag Theory
Convergence Theory
Action and Reaction
Arms Control
Mutually Assured Destruction
The Digital Divide
TV/Video Violence
The Network Effect
Social Networking
Video Game Addiction
Privacy in the Digital Age
Telework/Telecommuting
Technology’s Effects on the Workplace
Outsourcing, Offshoring, and Economic Globalization
etc….
If you have a question about a concept not on this list, feel free to ask!

Acceptable Length
5 or more full pages of text. There is no penalty for exceeding five pages.

Formatting Requirements

Paper will be in MLA format.
Use one-inch margins.
Use a 12-point Times New Roman or Ariel font.
Use double line spacing in the document.

LEADERSHIP AND COPING WITH STRESS
Assignment Overview
Three Classic Leadership Styles
The earliest research on leadership styles was conducted by Kurt Lewin (1939) and his students who identified three basic styles: autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire. The autocratic style is directive, assertive, aggressive, and controlling in relationships. Leaders with an autocratic style use strict policies and procedures to control the work environment. Followers have little power and are unable to challenge authority. The leader with a democratic style is open-minded, interactive, egalitarian, and collaborative, and focuses on policies and procedures less than the autocratic leader. Followers are a part of the decision-making process at all levels. The leader with a laissez-faire style uses a hands-off approach, giving followers a significant amount of autonomy to complete tasks, determine goals, and make decisions. This type of leader focuses on policies and procedures less than the democratic leader. It should be mentioned that the laissez-faire style can be “risky” and can create chaos for followers due to a lack of supervision.
Classic Leadership Styles
(Lewin, K., Lippitt, R., & White, R. (1939). Patterns of aggressive behavior in experimentally created social climates. Journal of Social Psychology, 10, 271-299.
A general in the military may have an autocratic style of leading, while the dean of a college may have a democratic style of leading, and a retail manager may have a laissez-faire style of leading.
Case Assignment
For the Case Assignment, conduct some research using the online library and then write a 2- to 3-page paper in APA format, comparing and contrasting the three classical leadership styles and the pros and cons of each style. To help you get started with your research, locate and review the following articles online in the library:
Harms, P., Wood, D., Landay, K., Lester, P., & Lester, G. (2018). Autocratic leaders and authoritarian followers revisited: A review and agenda for the future. The Leadership Quarterly, 29(1), 105-122. Available in the Trident Online Library.
Yamak, Ö. U., & Şerife, Z. E. (2018). Leadership styles of hotel managers in northern Cyprus: Which style is dominant? International Journal of Organizational Leadership, 7(1), 1-11. Available in the Trident Online Library.
Fiaz, M., Su, Q., Ikram, A., & Saqib, A. (2017). Leadership styles and employees’ motivation: Perspective from an emerging economy. The Journal of Developing Areas, 51(4), 143-156. Available in the Trident Online Library.
Assignment Expectations
Use concepts from the modular background readings as well as any good quality resources you can find.
Cite all sources within the text and in a reference list at the end of the paper.
Length: 2–3 pages double-spaced and typed (not including the title and reference pages).
The following items will be assessed in particular:
Your ability to follow prescribed assignment content guidelines.
Your ability to apply the basic concepts to the questions.
Some in-text references to the modular background readings. APA formatting is required.
The essay should address each element of the assignment. Remember to support your answers with solid references, including the case readings.
Upload your paper as a .docx file to the Case 1 Dropbox when it is completed.

This
is meant to be a critique of the technical aspects of any play. You are to
comment on the scenery, lighting, costumes, sound, and any props used. This is
not a critique of acting, dancing, or singing ability, please leave these
aspects out unless they are directly related to a technical aspect such as
sound levels affecting singing. Please spend a few sentences on each technical
aspect and discuss how they either helped or hindered the show. Make sure to
mention why you feel as you do. Spelling and grammar do count, so please be
aware and proofread your piece.

Context: Having the right product at the right place and time at the right cost and quality is one of the biggest challenges an operations and supply chain manager encounters. To successfully meet customer needs, supply chain professionals must accurately forecast and support operational needs. This requires robust forecasting, inventory, and information management capability.
Discussion: Think back to the last time you went to the store or performed an online search for a product you wanted to buy and found either an empty shelf or that the product was no longer available.
Think about how you felt. What did you do? Now you have a better understanding of how a company’s customers feel when products are not delivered on time.
Based on your own personal experience or a related Internet search, identify a time when you experienced or witnessed a fulfillment failure. Assess why it happened.
As you dissect the fulfillment failure, consider how each of the following may have contributed to the problem.
Forecasting—that is, did managers underestimate demand? If so, what went wrong?
Inventory— that is, did decision makers run too lean, leading to a stock out or shortage? If so, what went wrong?
Information— that is, did managers have all the information they needed to make good decisions? If not, why not? What information is accurate and readily available?
What else might have contributed to the fulfillment?
If the experience you are sharing comes from your work experience, please share how you and your company resolved the issue. What did you do to fix the underlying causes in order to make sure your company did not suffer a similar fulfillment failure again?

This final section should address how you would advocate for fair and equitable policies that are conducive for poor people to advance (consider a Grand Challenge population) Therefore, you need to write some specific agency policy statements that would better serve those who are impacted by agency policy. Your discussion must be persuasive. This is your moment to exercise your advocacy skills. This is truly your moment to shine. Remember, as you advocate for applicable policies, you should include a funding/budgeted section, and you may include partnerships with other agencies, city units, etc., that will fulfill your goal. Outline your analysis as follows:
Introduction
Statement of the Problem (Choose a Grand Challenge Initiative)
Ideology/History
Describe the Policy to be analyzed
Describe how the Policy been implemented
Unintended Consequences
Gaps in Policy and Practices
Proposed Changes, Protocols and Processes
Budgetary Ideas
Macro Practice Skills Needed to Fulfill Policy’s mission
Evidence of Professional Identity
Recommendations
Conclusions
All students should submit a 20 page analysis. Please proofread more than once. The analysis must be double space and typed; include a cover page. Use block-quotes if quotes are longer than one sentence. You must use APA both within-text citations and reference cited page. The reader should be able to discern your editorial comments and researched information. To avoid plagiarism, cite all sources of information used.