Mistakes Article Reviews Samples For Students

Most management experts profess the efficacy of decision making in groups as compared to individuals. This review, however, would focus on certain Group Decision making concepts in the article by Jason Zweig by analyzing the positives and negatives of group decision making and applying these concepts to illustrations in the article.
This paper will begin by highlighting the positive aspects of decision making in a group. The most obvious aspects of group based decision making include a greater combined pool of knowledge, different perspectives that people within the group bring to the table, greater understanding of the rationale behind decisions, ...

Article ReviewLearning Organization - Military

Introduction
This paper sets out to review articles that define and discuss the concept of a learning organization in a military context, to summarize them, to summarize the author’s conclusion / recommendation and this researcher’s conclusion / recommendation, and finally to summarize how in each case the article is particularly applicable to the military as an organization.
“The U.S. Army: A Learning Organization.”
Article Summary: This article by Gonzalez (Apr 2010) draws upon concepts first published by Senge in his early 1990s book: The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of the Learning Organization. His article questions ...

Module 7: Comments on Discussion Board Posts

Response on Post #1: Shalonda
Shalonda, your observation post was very illuminating. The authentic instructional practice using ‘Reciprocal Teaching’ was indeed an effective model that enabled students to see themselves from the perspective of the teacher, who assumed the role of a student and intentionally made mistakes to practice and develop analytical skills of the students. I strongly believe that it showed greater potentials for learning since the students were not intimidated by just being told; rather, by seeing the mistakes that were normally committed in solving mathematical problems, they took the point of view of an instructor which ...

Introduction:

The article “Ten deadly errors of leadership” is reflection of leadership model established and presented by Pierce Brook in his book “. . . Officer Down, Code Three” in the year 1976. In his book, he discussed ten mistakes that often lead majority of police officers to death. As per Brook if police officers would have avoid these mistakes, life of several police officers can be saved. The article provides details of ten mistakes, those police officers made at different stages of their job. Brook, in his leadership model not only presents his experience but also incorporates the experience of various other ...

Article Critique

2010 State Bar of Texas, Litigation Section. The Advocate Winter 2010
The article relates to the First Amendment of the Constitution in regards to religion and liberty. The main purpose of this defense debate is to explain how you cannot have liberty without justice. Justice cannot be complete without the liberty of society. These two go together to form a just legal system. If you eliminate one factor, then the other factor will not hold up or succeed.
An ideal judiciary in the U.S. would consist of the judges who are elected stay in their positions because they reflect ...

Chapter Summaries

Chapter Summaries
For any business professional to succeed and become a competent and successful professional, he must possess good communication skills. Communication skills such as written communication, oral communication, and interpersonal communication are necessary to survive in today’s competitive era. The same fact also stands true for accounting professionals. According to the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), communication skills are and will remain in future as important a skill as any other professional skill. AICPA lists “effective business writing” as a necessary skill for competence in public accounting. Unfortunately, some of the entry level accountants do ...

Abstract

The topic of this paper is regarding the effects of the nursing shortage on patient safety and adverse events. Due to the nursing shortage, there is an increase inare registered more patient adverse events and there is increasedthe risk to the patient’s safety increased. If the nursing shortage problem is not correctedsolved, then there will be a continuance ofcontinue increase in the risk to patient safety risk , andas well as harm to the patient. In the paper there is provided Aan explanation of the nursing shortage, the its cause of the shortage, how the shortageit affects patient safety, and ...

(Institution Name)
Capital punishment is amongst the most controversial aspects of law and order that have ever been debated in the history of legislation. The advent of capital punishment initiated in pre-historical times and the purpose of this punishment was not just disposing of the accused person on whom the crime has been proven, but also to ensure that an example was made of that person, and a message about the supremacy of law was conveyed into the society.
However, over the period of time and into the modern period, it was highlighted by humanitarian organizations and movements that ...

Key learning from society’s efforts to create meaningful environmental shifts

One major lesson from society’s efforts is the need to be able to adapt to black swans. Black swans, as Taleb calls them, are big events that are both unanticipated and highly consequential. Typically, nobody sees them coming, but when they arrive, they immensely shape our world. Events such as the 9/11 terrorist attacks changed the way the world views security issues and terrorism. Furthermore, the internet and Google have revolutionized the way we communicate and obtain information in ways never imagined before. The two have opened up new opportunities and jobs that nobody ever predicted. On the ...

Conservatism based on Russell Kirk and Phyllis Schlafly’s Works

Conservatism can be defined as a social and or political philosophy that favors the retention of traditional social orders and institutions. This means that in a typical argument between liberals and traditionalists, conservatives would vote for the retention of established dogmas, principles, and institutions, emphasizing the importance of continuity and stability. Following the Second World War, countries, not just the United States, have made great progress in making reforms, either to their existing social, economic, and or political orders. While this may be something that would immediately alarm the conservatives, both Russell Kirk and Phyllis Schlafly presented good points of explanations ...

Leaders as Decision Architects – a Comprehensive Analysis

Decision-making is one of the focal points in contemporary business management. Moreover, the today’s economies are particularly vibrant and dynamic, making it necessary to make the decisions quickly. In their article ‘Leaders as Decision Architects’, John Beshears and Francesca Gino argue that the decision-making context should be substantially modified. In particular, the authors emphasize that all critical behavioral issues, which surround a decision-making process, should be identified, and the factors, which maximize the chances of errors, should be removed. Special attention is laid to the importance of mitigating the impacts of different emotional biases and poor motivation. Generally, ...

Introduction

This is a story of a life-threatening situation that involved the redesigning of a fighter plane during the world war II. The story relates to the rental car due to the reason of how hard it is for someone to control a rental car controls due to the unfamiliarity of the cars control board hence the naming of the incident. The incident involved the pilot Dan Bowman, who found himself in a life-threatening situation when an air raid by the Japanese planes there were fighter planes on the ground that could have been easy targets for the Japanese hence ...

Food Allergy and Medication Overdose in Home Nursing

Food Allergy in Home Nursing
Food allergies are very common among people of all ages. People who need assisted living may be exposed to foods that trigger allergic reactions in them. The only way to avoid these reactions is to avoid the foods that cause it. However, for the people living in care centers, they may not have a choice of what to eat (Hillstrom, 2012). Care givers of in such facilities should learn about the allergies of their residents and help them avoid them.
Allergic reactions can be major or minor. Minor cases can be treated or controlled ...

Question # 1

Summary
This sort of comparison also serves as a benchmarking tool. Due to the gap created, it is imperative to ascertain that the club is putting necessary efforts while establishing budget commitments to attaining the new desired level. Use of the symbolic automobiles to elucidate the strategic mission and vision statement of the club will result in a more modest agreement with regards to the clubs’ positioning after members of the board evaluate the projected costs. This gap directs members of the club to appraise its actual status rather than the ideal, and it demands for constructive participation by members ...

Part I: Assessment by Criteria

I. Argument or Research Question
- Paper has a clear argument or research question;
- The argument is central to the paper and is well supported;
- Both the “summary” and “analysis” aspects of the lit review are present;
- Literature is organized to support the argument

Strong Satisfactory Weak

5 4 3 2 1
II. Categories
- strong, well-developed categories;
- Analysis of articles in each category is comprehensive and creative;
- Bold, informative section headings present

Strong Satisfactory Weak

5 4 3 2 1
III. Article selection, use
- All articles are clearly represented;
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The article relates to as how entities both domestic and multinational, used the difference in valuation rules of LIFO and Non-LIFO Inventory Valuation methods for purpose of tax saving as LIFO was used solely for tax reporting purpose which increased their value of Cost of Goods Sold(COGS) and finally with low gross profits, entity had low tax liability and also comments on new tax conformity rule of IRS that puts a restriction of using two inventory methods while preparing financial statements if LIFO is used for tax reporting purpose.
IRS has determined that a taxpayer will not violate the ...

Business:

Question 1:
In managing organizations effectively leadership is important. Based on the reading it is clear that leadership is more concerned with effectiveness. This means that leadership concentrates on ensuring that people in the organization do right things. This means that mistakes cannot be easily made.

Question 2:

Yes, leaders are more important that managers. From the story the Chinese have adopted a managerial technique while the Greek have adopted leadership techniques. The outcome of their competition indicates that the Greek won since they did things right. As stated earlier, when people do things right it is not possible for them ...

Communication: Article Review

I have keenly read my classmate work and I wish to grade the work effectively and provide a comprehensive feedback based on my understanding. Additionally, I will mention a few gaps that I have identified in the work and comment on the same. The work would be graded based on the following parameters. Firstly, analysis of self- leadership assessment. Secondly, critical analysis of the result characterized with concise and well-structured sentences and ability to expound the points using examples and life experiences. Thirdly, the paper will be graded based on grammar and spelling constructs.
Leadership self-assessment assignment (awarded 22 points) ...

Article: “I Thought I Knew What Good Management Was”

“I Thought I Knew What Good Management Was” examines the genesis of management skills acquired by the general manager of Westinghouse Synthetic Fuels Division W. Peace throughout his period of office. It looks closely at the issues that can occur when a manager is only focused on the company’s business objectives, neglecting the most valuable resource of the company – its employees and their perspective on what is going on within the institution. The title of the article perfectly exposes the content – W. Peace admits his mistakes made during the first years of leading SFD and he dwells on gaining ...

Article Critique: Masking Poor Communication

People often assume that close relationships are based on good communication. However, this may not always be true. We develop close relations with others due to different factors and only one of them is good communication. Children are friends with those that they go to school with, adults with some coworkers and those are people that we did not choose to go to school with, or to work with. We are close to them because we spend a lot of time together and share similar interests. In order to understand each other we need something more than closeness, we need ...

Wal-Mart and Dell: A Match You Can

1. Why was Michael Dell the ideal person to change the corporate culture to become more competitive?
Competition has been the order of the day in many industries and companies have been forced to develop strategies of survival. Failure to do this in most instances may result in the dropping of the market share and the consequent reduction of profitability of any company. This situation is depicted in this scenario where Dell has lost its market share to Hewlett-Placard in PC and computer-related products. To salvage the situation, Michael Dell, the founder of the company becomes the perfect ...