Summarize the major principles of the chosen theories and the potential impact on empowerment and emotional intelligence.

You are a manager in a large company, and you are assigned to a mentor. Your mentor is very excited that you are taking this particular course and has therefore asked you to develop and share your own personal theory of leadership. Your mentor wants to make sure that your personal development is grounded in theory and practice and so has asked you to first demonstrate the foundation of your leadership approach. To do this, you will choose three theories—a combination of classic and contemporary—that you have studied in this course, in addition to selecting three leaders who exemplify your chosen theories. You will analyze each theory for its strengths and weaknesses and evaluate the leaders you have identified in relation to those theories. You will also identify and discuss three leaders who are anti-exemplary, as they will be used in the analysis portion of your project (shown in section II. C. below). You will use the concepts and lessons from this part of the final project to inform the second part, in which you apply the theories to an organization and articulate your personal leadership philosophy. Your work must address these critical elements: I. Introduction Introduce your three chosen theories and three chosen leaders that you identified, which align with those chosen theories. Be sure to provide a brief explanation of why you have selected these in particular. How do they apply to your personal leadership style or the development of one? II. Analysis of Established Theories A. Theories Review 1. Summarize the major principles of the chosen theories and the potential impact on empowerment and emotional intelligence. 2. Explain how these major principles look through the lenses of those in the roles of power and influence in an organization. B. Theories Critique 1. Analyze the strengths of the three theories and their potential impacts on the individuals, groups, and organizational levels. 2. Analyze the weaknesses of the three theories and their potential impacts on the individuals, groups, and organizational levels. C. Theories Application 1. Evaluate the effectiveness of the leadership styles of the leaders who exemplify your selected theories. For instance, what aspects of their leadership styles align with your identified leadership theories? 2. Evaluate the effectiveness of the leadership styles of the leaders who are the anti-exemplary of your selected theories. For instance, what aspects of their leadership style(s) do not support your identified leadership theories? 3. Apply the selected leadership theories to your past or present organizational context. This is where you think about the interplay of the selected leadership theories and the individual, group, and organizational levels of your past or present organizational context. III. Conclusion Summarize how the theories can alter organizational decision making in relation to roles of power and influence, especially in relationship to your own personal leadership style. Guidelines for Submission: Your submission should be 4 to 5 pages in length (in addition to title page and references) and should use double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Sources should be cited according to APA style. ATTACHING THE SYLLABUS EXPLAINING THE DETAILS OF THIS

choose an entrepreneur and argue whether the free enterprise system was necessary for that individual to make an impact on the business world.

A free enterprise system provides individuals the opportunity to make their own economic decisions, without restrictions from the government. It allows the supply and demand of consumers to determine the success or failure of an economic endeavor. As a result, some business owners have become successful, while others have not. br /> br />In an essay, you will choose an entrepreneur and argue whether the free enterprise system was necessary for that individual to make an impact on the business world.

Write 2-3 paragraphs explaining what aspects of the summary are weak and/or inappropriate for a summary, and what can be done to improve it.

Part of the reading for this week touched on how to write an effective summary of a work. This is a skill that can come in handy when needing to bring an audience up to speed on a subject or outside work quickly. However, writing summaries isn’t always easy. It’s up to you to identify the core concept of a work, what’s important for the audience to know, and what details you can leave out. Step One: Read this Links to an external site.brief article Download brief articlefrom SIUC Writing Center on what makes an effective summary. Step Two: With the article and your readings from this week in mind, take a look at the below poorly crafted summary of the film “John Wick.” In the film John Wick, Keanu Reeves takes matters into his own hands after his dog is murdered and his car is stolen. It was terrible what happened to him. Luckily, he’s actually a retired hit man, and seeks vengeance on the Russian mobsters who caused his grief. There’s also a female assassin who tries to stop him along the way but doesn’t succeed. As the poster says, “Don’t set him off.” He ultimately gets his revenge, which makes the film worth it. Step Three: Write 2-3 paragraphs explaining what aspects of the summary are weak and/or inappropriate for a summary, and what can be done to improve it. Your document should: Be 12 pt, Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, and double spaced. Consist of paragraphs that are at least 3-4 sentences each. Be saved and submitted as a Word document (either .doc or .docx). References: Blumenthal, D., Eyde, S. X., Finegan, T., Scott Frakes, K., Grondin, A. (Producers), . . . Stahelski, C., Leitch (Directors). (2014). John Wick [Motion picture]. USA: Lionsgate. SUMMARIZING FIVE KEYS TO WRITING EFFECTIVE SUMMARIES. SIUC Writing Center. (n.d.). https://write.siu.edu/_common/documents/handouts/summarizing.pdf.

Identify at least two positive impacts on the environment as a result of your selected company’s initiatives.

Before you begin, choose a major company to research and write your consulting report on. When making the choice, consider the depth of information that’s available for research. (Smaller companies may not have sufficient data for you to research.) Also, consider choosing a company where you are an employee or have an existing relationship with some employees so that you can obtain internal perspectives in addition to research perspectives. However, make sure you have sufficient information available for research in your choice of company. In the perfect world, you would choose a company where you could possibly get an executive audience for your consulting report—showcasing the work you’ve done and perhaps putting it to work. Prompt: Submit a 3- to 4-paragraph paper, not including the cover page, introducing your chosen company. This information will be used as part of your final consulting report. The introduction should include the purpose and scope of your chosen company, including an overview of your company. The overview should include the following: • History of the company through the lenses of people, planet, and profits • Commendable accomplishments and possible issues • Short- and long-term impacts due to lack of responsible behavior I. Introduction: Summarize the history of this company through the lenses of people, planet, and profits. For example, what are some of the commendable accomplishments and some possible issues? Consider the short- and long-term impacts of the problems that have occurred due to a lack of responsible behavior. Attach a 1- to 2-page paper outline of the Analysis of Issues of your chosen company; the outline can contain bullet points, listed information, or short phrases that indicate areas you will expand upon in the Milestone Two submission. This information will be used as part of Milestone Two and the final consulting report. Within the analysis of issues, address the following: II. Analysis of Issues For this section of the assessment, you will provide an outline of your analysis of the company’s corporate responsibility including people, planet, and profit. A. Personnel (people): 1. Major stakeholders: List three to five major stakeholders. 2. Personnel relations: Identify two to three elements of personnel relations in the company information you have reviewed. B. Environmental (planet): 1. Positive impact on the environment: Identify at least two positive impacts on the environment as a result of your selected company’s initiatives. 2. Demonstration of corporate irresponsibility or responsibility: Identify at least two situations you believe reflected responsible or irresponsible corporate action, or one of each. 3. Short- and long-term effects of the current environmental policies: As you review the environmental policies for your selected company, what do you see as a short-term effect and a long-term effect? C. Sound Business Practices (profit): 1. Stakeholders affected by company profits: Who are the stakeholders? How do stakeholders in general benefit from company profits? Rubric Guidelines for Submission: Milestone One should follow these formatting guidelines: a 3- to 4-paragraph publish of the Introduction section, and a 1- to 2-page outline of the Analysis of Issues section, with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and citations in APA format. Attached the syllabus for this paper

develop a people analytics project to overcome some inefficiencies and poor effectiveness in a specific HR function

Essay Question: You need to make a compelling case to the Top Management Team (TMT) of your organisation to develop a people analytics project to overcome some inefficiencies and poor effectiveness in a specific HR function (Employee engagement impact on employee performance & retention). With the actionable data at hand, you can identify employee engagement rates, analyze top performers, build predictive models that warn of declining productivity/performance.

Do schools provide students with enough opportunities to be creative?

You now know all about argument, how to use evidence to support your argument, and you also have the tools to cite your sources. It is time for you to put all of your knowledge to work and create your own evidence-based logical argument. What you will do: Select a topic from the following list and take a position on that topic. You will then write a two page essay that defends that position. Your essay should abide by the following guidelines: Must be at least two full pages in length (not including works cited page) Must include at least 2 outside sources Sources must be credible and appropriate Topic must come from the following list unless otherwise approved by teacher Must include a works cited page at the end of your essay Argumentative Writing Topics Propose a solution to a problem within your community. Should schools be graded by their standardized test scores? Should we rethink the time spend in high school? Do schools provide students with enough opportunities to be creative? How important are the arts to education? How should schools address bullying? How necessary is a college education? Is censorship necessary? Does technology make us more alone? Should what you say/do on social media affect you in the workplace? Is a video game a work of art? Should college athletes be paid in addition to getting free tuition? Should athletes who use performance enhancing drugs be forced to forfeit their titles and medals? Would you want a bike share program for your community? Do we give children too many trophies? Canvas Navigation-2.png Essay Outline Here is a Basic Argumentative Essay Outline to follow in case you are still unsure. Introduction Background information on topic Statement of your position on the topic (thesis) Overview of arguments to be presented (structure) Body paragraphs paragraph 1 Topic sentence outlining first argument Sentences giving explanations and providing evidence to support topic sentence Concluding sentence – link to next paragraph paragraph 2 Topic sentence outlining second argument Sentences giving explanations and providing evidence to back topic sentence Concluding sentence – link to next paragraph Following body paragraphs These follow the same structure for as many arguments as you wish to put forward in support of the topic. Conclusion Summary of the main points of the body Restatement of the position

Assuming that they have their child’s best interests in mind, why are they behaving as they are?

While a mutually respectful relationship may be the norm, there are also times when conflicts arise. Begin by reviewing Figure 15-6 on page 425 of your course text. Next, review the following scenario: You have decided to take the children in your care on a field trip to the local library. You have received the approval of your program’s director and secured funds from your community partners for transportation. You provided the children with several reminders that their permission slips must be signed and returned or they will not be allowed to go on the field trip. You even placed phone calls to the parents who have not returned the permission slips by the due date. Many of the children have submitted their permission slips, with one exception. The morning of the field trip, you place the child in the room of a colleague and attend the field trip with the other children and chaperones. The next morning, the irate mother calls the program director and says that (a) you are unfair; (b) you knew she would let her child attend; (c) she never received the permission slip; (d) she did not listen to the voicemail you left reminding her to return the permission slip; (e) she wants to have a conference with you and the director. 1. How will you prepare for this parent conference? 2. Describe how you would apply the five steps, outlined in Figure 15-6, to this scenario. I HAVE ATTACHED FIGURE 15-6 BELOW TO HELP WITH THIS ASSIGNMENT Figure 15-6. Five steps for working through conflicts. In a Conflict with a Parent? Five Steps to Take: Analyze 1. Analyze your own feelings. Why do you feel so strongly about this issue? Are you emotionally involved? Has this become a power struggle? Are factors other than the child’s best interests entering into your thinking about the conflict? If so, what are they? Imagine a walk in their shoes 2. Put yourself in the parents’ shoes. What are they thinking, and why might they look at the situation the way they do? Assuming that they have their child’s best interests in mind, why are they behaving as they are? Confer with a colleague 3. Check out your perceptions. Find a friend or colleague whom you respect but who often sees things differently from you. Describe the situation as objectively as you can. Can your colleague give you any insight into why you and the parent are at odds? Meet 4. Arrange to meet with the parent. Make all preconference communications as friendly and unthreatening as possible. Do not get drawn into playing out the dispute before you meet. If you are very angry, have someone else look at your notes before you send them or role-play with a colleague what you will say. Brainstorm solutions 5. Avoid coming to the conference with a prearranged solution. Learn more about the parents’ viewpoint. Try to be nonjudgmental. Negotiate. Try to come up with a solution that meets the child’s needs. Try to agree at least on the next step.

What would be your plan of action to address each of the above issues?

In your textbook, review CASE 1: Spanning the Globe (which was part of your reading assignment on page 290). After reading this case study, in a minimum of a two-page paper, write a narrative that answers the following questions. Fred’s comment to Eric could easily be frustration on his part but also considered a threat to sabotage Eric’s efforts to select qualified engineers to take the assignment to Mexico. What would you do, and why? Fred has been a valuable employee, excelling in his international assignment, but he now is experiencing possible burnout and frustration over the extension of the assignment beyond the original agreements. A major reason for the delay is that he did not effectively get the job done because of lengthy delays stemming from his hesitation to hand things over to host country engineers. He was also ineffective in adapting to host country officials and regulations. How would you address this with Fred? Eric recognizes that Juanita Roberto, vice president of HR, is pushing for budget reductions and is advocating a do-more-with-less philosophy in the expatriate program. This includes changing pre-departure training for employees and family members. Eric’s current plan is effective, but he recognizes that a serious deficiency is the language training; it will require an increase rather than a decrease in spending. The language training is vital to success. How should Eric convince Juanita of the importance of investing in better language training for expatriates? What would be your plan of action to address each of the above issues? You must use at least two peer-reviewed articles and the textbook to support your paper. All sources used must have citations and references properly formatted in APA style. APA formatting is otherwise not required. Note: The title and reference pages do not count towards the two-page requirement. textbooks: Dowling, P. J., Festing, M., & Engle, A. D., Sr. (2017). International human resource management [VitalSource Bookshelf version] (7th ed.). Retrieved from https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781473730229 Reed, S. M. (2020). PHR and SPHR professional in human resources certification complete study guide: 2018 exams [VitalSource Bookshelf version] (5th ed.). Retrieved from https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781119426677

How would you prepare to face the challenges to gain the respect and trust of the males who will be important to your success or failure?

You have been a successful division manager in a company with subsidiaries in several countries in Europe and Southeast Asia. Your boss wants to help your career growth and offers you opportunity for an expatriate assignment in Saudi Arabia knowing a success there will open the door to a directorate role upon your return. As a female and knowing that this subsidiary has all males in every leadership position, you have some concerns of discrimination and unfair treatment that will make the assignment difficult. Would you accept the position? Why? How would you prepare to face the challenges to gain the respect and trust of the males who will be important to your success or failure? Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length.