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  • INT 220 Create a cultural comparison guide

    Doing business in a foreign country can be fraught with pitfalls, from culturally inappropriate hugging to accidental obscene hand gestures. By researching and understanding the culture of a foreign country, you can better prepare yourself and your team to avoid mistakes and leverage cultural protocols to your advantage.   In this assignment, you will demonstrate…

  • INT 220 Module Two Assignment Template

    INT 220 Module Two Assignment Template Complete this template by replacing the bracketed text with the relevant information. Part One: Common Information for Each Country   Information United States Country Selected for Course Project Government Type   [Insert text.] [Insert text.]   Commonly Spoken Languages   [Insert text.] [Insert text.]   Commonly Practiced Religions  …

  • INT=220-X2952 Global Dimensions in Business Milestone 1

    rivers for Global Entry: Develop the first section of the Business Brief Template that explains the purpose of global expansion, business impacts of global business, societal impacts of global business, and cultural considerations using evidence from course and outside resources to support your explanations. Make sure to use evidence from course resources to support your…

  • CMIT 351 Project 2: Design and Implement a Routed LAN

    CMIT 351 Project 2 Description Intro: ACME University IT has reviewed the results from your prototype and now wants to move forward with an adjusted set of requirements. You will need to implement layer 2 segmentation to control broadcast domains and increase Local Area Network (LAN) performance but also provide routing between segments. Scenario: IT…

  • CMIT 351 Project 1: Design and Implement a LAN

    Part 1: Design the Local Area Network [paste your network diagram here]   Part 2: Create the basic switch configurations 2.1 Cable the network Describe in a few sentences which devices connect to which other devices using what specific kind of cable, on which specific interfaces? For example: 1. I connect an Ethernet cable on…

  • SOCW 6121 Week 11: The Ending Stage and Evaluation

    Week 11: The Ending Stage and Evaluation The ending stage of a group is just as important as the beginning stage. Effective termination is an important part of the therapeutic process and an expectation of the NASW Code of Ethics (1996). Some members of the group may need further therapy or services, and it is…

  • SOCW 6121 Week 10: Task Groups

    Week 10: Task Groups Agencies sometimes use task groups to address problems or initiate new programs. These groups often have specific goals, and it is the responsibility of the group leaders to develop a well-organized agenda. Although this type of group is an effective way to solve problems within an agency, task groups can be…

  • SOCW 6121 week 10 Discussion: Positive Regard

    Discussion: Positive Regard Carl Rogers, a humanistic psychologist, believed that individuals must feel accepted for who they are in order to have a high level of self-worth (Farber & Doolin, 2011). Rogers coined the term “positive regard” to explain this concept of feeling accepted. Also, he believed that positive regard is essential to personal growth…

  • SOCW 6121 Week 9: The Middle Stage

    Week 9: The Middle Stage Once a group has met several times and is entering the middle stage of group progress, the clinical social worker should assess if the goals of the group plan are being met. This is especially important in groups that have a limited number of sessions. One of the ways a…

  • SOCW 6121 Week 8: The Beginning Stage

    Week 8: The Beginning Stage Attending the first meeting of a therapy group can be an intimidating experience. Every member of the group is having difficulties in some area of his or her life and now needs professional help. It does not matter if the group members are voluntary or involuntary; it still can feel…