Essays on Business

I chose to write on gender inequality in workplaces since it was a pressing issue in my previous working place. It was superficial that women were discriminated in workplaces which makes them feel sort of lesser human beings. Despite the constitution’s laws instituted for protection against gender inequality, there has...

The term leadership is mostly confused with “power,” but that is not the case, though both terms are related. Leadership is defined as the capability of an individuals or groups of individuals to guide, influence, and direct a group or multitudes of people. Individuals who portray this skill or character...

Sweatshops in Developing Countries Sweatshops in most developing countries are the most viable sources of income considering the standards of living and the unemployment rates. However, it has been discovered that most of these shops expose the workers to poor working conditions and other exploitations which need to be worked on....

The movie “Lean on Me” is a dramatic American film produced by Norman Twain. The film’s settings are at Eastside High School, a school with crowded classrooms, outdated resources and poor students. Lean on ME is based on Joe Louis Clark’s story, a real-life principal in Paterson, whose school is...

For many people correction in legal terms is a form of euphemism. Such punishment is taken in rather distaste and represents the loss of freedom. Within the legal circles, however, it represents rehabilitation and hope where people can work on and learn from their mistakes before returning to the society...

Part 1: Study notes on BICS and CALP (video) and Cummins’ Quadrant A, B, C, D model (Chapter 13, Coelho)             Dr. Cummins says that BICS stands for Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills while CALP stands for Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency. Further, he says that the main difference between the two is...

Speed Networking Assignment Speed networking was the topic of this week’s class assignment activity. The professor engaged all the students in a rigorous exercise that involved asking five questions to different classmates and listening to all responses. The assignment included questions on speed networking where each pair of students took 2...

The Legal Drinking Age The legal drinking age is the age legalized by the law at which an individual can lawfully buy and drink alcoholic beverages. The law for minimal legal drinking age differ in various countries. Also, most laws apply only to drinking of alcoholic beverages in unrestricted locations while...

The world today as a global village The world today is considered a global village because of the present technological inventions that we have. People all over the world can connect through their phones by the internet, something that was tough impossible in the past, same to the stereotypes that mentioned...

The Most Critical Concept: Libertarian Paternalism The most critical concept in the book is libertarian paternalism or somewhat soft paternalism. It is described as the amalgamation of two political ideas ordinarily seen to be bizarre. That is paternalism and libertarianism. Thaler and Sunstein put it that an aspect of libertarian within...

Most cities in the United States can be classified based on their nicknames as their identities. These nicknames, which are related to activities, history and main features of the cities are important in revealing their identities. Behind the nicknames are descriptions of the real situation and events that go down...

Discipline: An Introduction Discipline is defined as the control that is gained by enforcing obedience or command. Moreover, it is also conceptualized as a training that corrects, shapes or perfects the mental departments in the moral character of an individual. A person who has discipline has self-control. Disciplining the children ensures...