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Writing Assignment: Crisis Communication

Toyota is a global leader in the manufacture and sale of a wide range of cars. The business of Toyota was lucrative, comfortable and very successful for many decades until 2009 when the business was hard hit by an unfortunate violent wave that nearly tainted the company’s historical reputation. The business cycle is defined by frequent ups and downs, Toyota suffered from a down crisis in 2009. The company, however, managed to survive the test of time to prove its effectiveness in crisis management, and regain its market reputation and competitiveness through appropriate communication, proper planning and execution. ...

This is the way I was taught how to drive a car. First, open the car door either with a key or with a keyless entry system where a button is clicked then the door will unlock. Once inside the car, adjust the seat in any direction so that you can reach all the controls easily and adjust the mirrors so that you can see behind and sides of the car.
Fasten your seat belt and whoever in the car should do the same. Stick the key into the ignition and twist it forward until you hear the engine start and here ...

The product effect information given by Doug will be helpful in crafting manuals for using the bike. I would instruct that manuals and safety guide be printed to accompany the product when it is being sold in the market. Customer would be warned against exposing the bike to more than four hours consecutively to temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The relevant pressures include meeting the target set for me in expanding the market share in the southwestern region of United State; consideration on whether the defect actually affects the usefulness of the product; and whether it is necessary to ...

In this essay, I will compare and critique three different renditions of the same piece by Johann Sebastian Bach, Prelude and Fugue in C major from the Well- Tempered Clavier BWV 864. For making the interpretation, I have pick three different pianists; Glenn Gould is the first one, Samuel Feinberg is the second one and Daniel Ben Pienaar is the third and also the last one. After I will listen to all three interpretations, I will discuss the different performing style of this three pianist approaching music components such as dynamics, tempo, colour and articulation. Furthermore, I will comment ...

Overview

Business ethics are fundamental aspects when it comes to corporate affairs and dealing with organizational members (Alvesson 87). Indeed, the successful organizational culture is heavily reliant on the ethics portrayed by the top management, employees and other members of the organization. Essentially, they must come up with ways of solving issues in an ethical manner such that the integrity of the organization in maintained. In this line of thought, therefore, this paper seeks to answer some fundamental questions regarding the various problems and events that unfold in an organization’s realistic realm. As such, the paper comprise of clarified ...

Questions A

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Product defect is a serious problem. Doug told me that he had already researched the cost of fixing the defect. To calculate whether it is reasonable to fix the defect, Doug should have calculated the approximate amount of consumers, who could probably be damaged. If the sum of money to refund the damages to the customers is higher than the amount of money spent for fixing the problem, it is reasonable to present a new model for western southern regions of the country. In this case, I would provide the company with a new report that contain all the ...

I. Introduction
With the passage of time, in every area of human life, automation is penetrating more and more. From the method people commute from one place to another till the way people live in homes, lifestyles are being transformed more and more with the help of computer machines. Since past 50 years lots of researches have been done on automated cars but no one has been able to develop a safe and sound model. Cars however have been partially automated such as the ACC adaptive cruise control; Lane-adherence support and blind-spot support have been incorporated into cars at a ...

PSYCHOLOGY AS A DISCIPLINE

Psychologists have come up with different theories working towards the human brain and their behavior in relation to various things including their everyday living in relation to the environment. Different ideas/efforts worked at different times in different situations as opposed to the way they were set up. Among a number of theorists and psychologists, Sigmund Freud worked on a theory basing his research on psychoanalytic perspectives, unconscious motives, wishes and urge, the five stages psychosocial development childhood experiences and dream analysis. Another was Ivan Pavlov working on the idea of classical conditioning, associative learning and stimulus – stimulus. He also researched on ...

The Impact of Global Trends on the Automobile Industry

Some of the global trends in the sector include the push towards semi-autonomous vehicles as well as calls for increased fuel efficiency to reduce the carbon footprint. Toyota is well placed to produce semi-autonomous vehicles that can outdo the company's competition. It has hinted its semi-autonomous vehicles will be commercially available as soon as 2020.
Toyota's vehicles have consistently outperformed its competitors in the production of fuel-efficient cars, especially with its trademark Prius model. In 2010 Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) published by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Toyota ranked 4th in the domestic market category while it ...

The first scenario involves Tesco, a multinational company that increased its state in 2012 by 5 percent. The increase raised a strong message that the firm would rebound from the aggressive attempt to compete with US companies. The company estimated profits to be over £ 250 million. The move was a timing issue that meant that price could be booked at a later time and related to the recognition of cost and revenue on deals with the company’s suppliers. The company wrote off 26 million pounds of total profit, but only £ 118 million related to the previous financial years. The finance director asserted that a ...

Stress testing is a procedure done to diagnose coronary artery disease. The procedure works by in a way that information is obtained on how the heart works when someone performs physical exercises. An exercise stress test is usually done to determine how effective a human heart can function during physical exercises. A patient is subjected to some physical mostly peddling an exercise bicycle of walking on a treadmill for a short time of about three minutes. The intensity of the exercise in increased while the reading of the heart performance in recorded. The results are then found and interpretation done (Wenger & Collins, 2005, p.175).
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Introduction

The Pre-lude and Fugue in C major, BWV is a composition written by J.S Bach. It appears in the book “The Well-Tempered Clavier” as the first prelude and fugue. This book comprises of a set of 48 preludes and fugues that were authored by J.S Bach. The prelude part of this keyboard piece consists of 35 bars and is also characterized by broken chords. It ends with a single C major chord. However, some artists over time have added extra bars inside the piece in order to add a personal touch to the piece or to alter its progression. The fugue, on the ...

Abstract

The much-publicized quality issues caused massive damage to Toyota’s legendary image which resulted to various management crisis. How could this crisis happen to a world- class automaker? Analyst believed that the Japanese secretive corporate culture is a stumbling block in managing corporate issues. In a traditional Japanese culture, business is usually run by corporate leaders who are treated like powerful rulers and are not subject to admit mistakes in public. Employees are hesitant to relay any critical information to their superiors for fear of rejection. Toyota has a strong corporate culture as seen in their continuous drive for innovation to produce world-class and ...

The dream of flying was born more than two thousand years before anyone ever made attempts realizing that dream. The kite was the first invention by human beings to know the skies. The first ever record of kite flying was in China where a Chinese general flew a distance of around two hundred meters in order to survey their enemy's territory. The ideas in flight went on advancing and from the kite the hang gliders arose. It is crucial for one to note that the Wright brothers were responsible for the first ever air borne structure that could carry the weight ...