Essays on Final Result

Preparatory drawings by Correggio

Antonio Allegri is more famous by the name of the small town of Correggio, and this is where the artist spent his professional career. He was a reputed name and maintained a high position among the Italian Renaissance artists. He is looked upon as one of the most skilled draughtsmen of the sixteenth century1. He is counted among the most famous early sixteenth-century artists. His drawings call for a scrutiny of his styles and skills and are beautiful but utilitarian. The artist completed his work with steps in its construction and drew only when required. He drew only when ...

After having reviewed by initial paper, my perspectives on TRIZ are a little more fully developed, and I can feel a greater understanding of the innovative problem solving process. With the understanding of the 40 principles of TRIZ, each type of problem has their own specific rules to follow, all of which can be applied to strengthening one component without sacrificing another. The laws of product evolution also allow me to more accurately and effectively frame my search for potential evolutions. In this reflective paper, my change in perspective on TRIZ will be outlined, as well as new ways in which ...

The expectancy theory of motivation has been first developed by Victor Vroom in 1964. It attempts to explain the choice of behaviour, which individuals make in response to the motivational stimuli (Koontz & Weihrich, 2008). According to Vroom people try to achieve a goal only if they believe that the final result is worth their effort and if they understand the connection between their actions and the achievement of the final objectives. Therefore, motivation can be defined as a product of the anticipated value of the final result and the probability of achieving this result. Based on the expectancy theory, human ...