Essays on Trust

Introduction 2

Background 4
Discussions 5
1. Orientation and reorientation 9
2. Dynamic Group Settings 10

Conclusions 11

Recommendation 12

References 13

Introduction
Communication is generally considered as one of the most important parts of every organizational or institutional process. When a particular task cannot be completed by only one person, then there is no other choice but to delegate that particular task to more than one person, perhaps two, three, or even more, depending on the difficulty and the volume of workload involved in completing such task.
Whenever there are more than one people involved in a particular task, the list of factors that Continue reading...

Question 1

Highlighted herein are the different sources of finance available to the Greens’ family for the funding of their £120,000 dream home in Seychelles. Both the advantages and disadvantages of these sources are considered and a conclusion arrived at on how best the dream home can be funded. The available sources of finance are:
i. Family house valued at £450,000
ii. Buy- to- let flat worth £150,000
iii. The house in Sheffield valued at £130,000
iv. The flats in the Seychelles worth £120,000
v. Family assets valued at £1.1m
vi. The liquid assets in Bank Continue reading...

Three questions I might ask.

- Whether trust can diminish the impact bad news has on a company
- The most critical corporate reputation factors.
- The impact of trust on the profit margin of the business.

Question one.

Concerning whether trust can diminish the impact bad news has on accompany, I expect Edelman to say yes. This is because when customers have complete trust in a given company, then the impact of bad news is not likely to affect the company because a smaller percentage might agree with such news.

Question 2

Concerning question two about the most critical corporate reputation factors, I expect Edelman to mention Continue reading...

Introduction

Leadership is a process, through which a person can socially influence his subordinates, by aiding and supporting them, and ultimately accomplishing the common task. It involves a clear vision, which needs to be shared with others, specially its method, knowledge and information, so that the others follow it willingly and realise the vision, which is sometimes to achieve the company’s goal altogether. In a simple meaning a leader can be a person who guides and directs people and whom people trust and follow, or sometime it is achieving a common goal, through collectively organising people. A leader is Continue reading...

Legal and Ethical Issue

Retirement income in the United States (US) fundamentally comes from Social Security. More than a third of the elderly beneficiaries of Social Security rely almost entirely on it for their income (more than 90%), making up the total of two-thirds of them whose reliance on it accounts for more than half their income (Brossoie, 2010; NASI, 2014; Poterba, 2014). Having kept around 22 million Americans out of poverty, Social Security remains an integral program favorably viewed by many (Poterba, 2014). In fact, findings from a study gauging public opinion from different generations conducted by the National Academy of Social Continue reading...

Introduction

Leadership is a process, through which a person can socially influence his subordinates, by aiding and supporting them, and ultimately accomplishing the common task. It involves a clear vision, which needs to be shared with others, specially its method, knowledge and information, so that the others follow it willingly and realise the vision, which is sometimes to achieve the company’s goal altogether. In a simple meaning a leader can be a person who guides and directs people and whom people trust and follow, or sometime it is achieving a common goal, through collectively organising people. A leader is Continue reading...

The basic nature of the Psalms rests in the expression of unconditional trust and love in God (Futato and Howard, 2007). It is the need for humanity to express this in order attains wisdom that rests at the heart of this Psalm. From beginning to end, the core lesson is the vital need to let go of the mortal and temporal world and trust in the Lord. This element of purity is exemplified in the Psalm 62 written in the unmistakable tenor of hope and confidence. Argued to be written as a song of praise unto God, the sense Continue reading...

Modern technology, especially the internet, has made monetary transactions easier for consumers. When it comes to business- to-consumer (B2C) transactions over the internet, trust becomes the key factor. The success of this business model rests in the foundation of trust. Therefore strong trust management is essential to the viability of this industry domain.

Trust is the foremost factor when it comes to business and services. Especially when it comes to Business-to-Consumer services also known as B2C. Today there are numerous websites that have a lot to offer to consumers worldwide. The foremost factor that surfaces when it concerns such Continue reading...

Introduction

The National Trust is a legal registered charity with over four million members. It is an organization known to welcome over nineteen million visitors to its special places and properties, which are open to each individual who is interested. However, there are observable internal and external issues which affect the operation of the National Trust.

The National Trust has achieved in making people within the community achieve a certain level of financial stability. There are business opportunities within the National Trust of which members can easily benefit from. The major shortfall that arises is that the Trust relies on Continue reading...

Anti-trust law aims at ensuring fair competition in business. The law proceeds from the position that the presence of free trade enables businesses to thrive, and benefits the consumers and the economy. In its quest, the anti-trust law has had far reaching effects on business practices and their organization especially in the United States. To this end, the law has evolved measures to proscribe monopolization and restraints of trade by businesses among other practices.

Reason for creating the law

The Sherman Anti-trust Act was the first piece of legislation to be enacted by the United States Congress to proscribe trusts and other non-competitive practices. Continue reading...

There are many types of Love and many people have written and done research about it. John Lee has come up with six types of Love: Eros, Mania, Ludus, Storge, Agape and Pragma. There are some relationships that show more than one type of love at the same time, while there are other relationships that start with one type of love and develop into another.
The type of love I have chosen to develop further is ‘storge’. It is a companionate love, where trust, friendship and respect are the main characteristics. It develops from friendship, based on similarities and Continue reading...

Educational Institution

NARRATIVE ESSAY 2
Abstract
A time that I overcame a great obstacle in my life was when I sprained my ankle in the summer of 2011. It happened while I was playing basketball at one of the most important games of the season. I sprained my ankle while playing the second last game of the regular season which is the game before the most important game. My team and I had a great chance of winning the game, and ultimately a perfect opportunity of winning the championship.

NARRATIVE ESSAY 3

Spraining my ankle in the summer of 2011 was devastating for me Continue reading...

Introduction: The Social Security Act has established a number of programs aimed at providing the material needs of families and individuals. It also aims to protect disabled persons and the aged against expenditures from illnesses that can drain their savings. The human services values of Social Security is to keep families bonded together, and allow the children to grow up healthy and financially secure (Organizational History, 2014). This paper outlines the history of the Social Security policies in the US, their effectiveness, the cost of Social Security services programs and SSA funding. This paper also explains about the future Continue reading...

Key considerations behind establishing trust relationships between the two domains

Trust between domains refers to the relationship between domains that enables a domain controller in one domain to authenticate the users in another domain (Gibson, 2001). All domain trust relationships have two domains: the trusted domain and the trusting domain. The types of trust include Forest, Realm, External, and Shortcut (Gibson, 2001). For the purposes of this paper on Quality Corporation (Quality.ad) and Crescent Inc. (Crescent.ad), these considerations regard the Forest Type domains. There are several considerations in the establishment of trust relationships between domains.
The first is the characterization of the trust into one of these four categories; Continue reading...

Introduction

Organizational effectiveness is a significant element pursued by various corporate bodies in an attempt to ensure smooth operational procedures and workforce utility. Unity is an important aspect of organizational effectiveness and individual performance, as a single ingredient for success cannot guarantee positive yields. This paper addresses the significant role played by psychology in organizational effectiveness. Psychology has a number of components which act as subsequent factors that when combined affect the overall delivery of organizational effectiveness. These include factors like workforce personal selection and recruitment, training, performance management and the enhancement and maintenance of motivation and culture within an Continue reading...

Question one

Elizabeth, Georgina and Sarah are partners in a successful restaurant business conducted in Brisbane. They have a partnership agreement which authorises each partner to enter into a contract, on behalf the partnership, up to a maximum value of $1 000. Eddie, a local timber merchant, approaches Georgina and offers to sell various timber products worth $25 000 the partnership. Eddie is not aware of the partnership agreement. To expedite the conclusion of the transaction, Eddie offers Georgina a substantial commission on all purchases made by the partnership. Georgina signs a contract for the purchase of the timber and is Continue reading...

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WHY IS TRUST SO IMPORTANT IN THE ADVERTISING INDUSTRY?

Advertising can basically be described as one aspect of communication that is used to persuade the audience to act in a certain way with respect to commodities or even ideas. The most common use of advertisement is to make consumers purchase a particular product or service from a company organization. However such communications that contain a political or ideological message are still common in advertising. Advertisement is normally done via the media such as radio, television, newspapers, and the internet. With the emergence of Continue reading...

Introduction

My Moroccan heritage has always meant so much to me. Thanks to my family’s heritage I have been grown to know the rich tapestry that is our past. From colorful, sometimes helpful proverbs, to authentic Moroccan recipes, I am proud to claim this part of my heritage. The values of the Moroccan culture have been instilled in me; I am proud of all that I am and all that my people have become. However, sometimes my heritage and the lessons or cultural values that are taught within it appear to inhibit on certain aspects of life. I have Continue reading...

Overview of new Cutting edge methodologies

The process of reinvention of government is a very hectic process that requires a government to be fully focused in its service delivery. The new cutting edge methodologies have been employed by the government to help improve its service delivery. These methodologies help the government from being accountable to achieve better results in their operations. These methodologies helps in making employees achieve better results in their work stations. This helps to ensure that good citizens are not trapped in bad systems instead these systems are improved to ensure they are good for use. The government is able to tend Continue reading...

PART TWO: Reflective prompts

QUESTION ONE:
Values refer to the virtues that are held dearly by the individuals. They act as the foundation of one’s character. In most cases, values are virtues that are drawn from our societies to help us be morally accepted. However, it is not easy to define virtues for their relativity in terms of circumstances, perceptions of individuals and backgrounds. Despite this ambiguity, it is still widely accepted that what is good is good to very many people. It cannot be hidden
There are several values in life that people ascribe to. To me, I just have some Continue reading...

Introduction

The First United Bank and Trust is a financial institution based in Maryland, U.S.A. that is known not only because of the quality and integrity of its banking services but also because of its commitment to customer service responsibilities, which it efficiently and effectively performs using social media strategies. This financial institution owns and maintains its own website with a lot of rich, dynamic, and interactive features that its clients need. The First United Bank and Trust also maintains a strong line of communication with its clients via the social networking platforms Facebook and LinkedIn, which are two of Continue reading...

Application of Erikson’s Post-Freudian Theory

Application of Erikson’s Post-Freudian Theory

Introduction

Erik Erikson’s’ views make significant contributions to the field of psychology; this is particularly in the understanding of personality development and related factors. An understanding of his own study of personal development creates an understanding of development of his psychology (Fleming, 2004). Most of Erikson’s psychology work became evident in the post-Freudian era. It was between the 1930s and 1950s; being one of Freud’s students, most of his work exhibit the influence of Freudian views and theories; this was mainly in the field of personality development. However, dissimilar from Freud’ Continue reading...

Descartes’ skepticism and confusions about self-believe, truth and knowledge are expressed in his First Meditation. He is confused by the nature of his sensory beliefs because most of the times they tend to mislead him. His distrust for his senses does not mean that he distrusts all of them. He only happens to distrust some of them when the conditions for trusting such senses are poor. He will trust his senses when the conditions are such that they are favorable and conducive to be trusted.
The other thing that makes Descartes skeptic about life and self-belief is in the Continue reading...

Recent findings indicate that many Americans have increasingly become distrustful of their government. In fact, only a quarter of all citizens have anything positive to say about the government (Volgy 27). The president’s office is usually held in high esteem but currently, it is facing increasing criticism, and this has been the trend for the last few decades. For instance, President Dwight D. Eisenhower who was an American darling when he first ascended to power found his approval ratings dwindle five years into his presidency. Things were even worse for President Clinton whose honeymoon with the American public Continue reading...

Introduction

I am extremely interested in organizational behavior – as a prospective future leader of an organization, it is immensely important that I learn exactly how organizations behave and interact if I am to make full use of each employee’s specific traits and skills. An organization is a powerful collective of unique minds and special attributes, and it is the responsibility of a leader to harness those energies in a powerful, productive and ethical way. One way in which a leader can be most effective is to facilitate trustworthiness between individuals, as well as promote ethical stewardship in leadership behavior. Continue reading...

Abstract

South England is going through a transformative time due to the severe housing shortage that it faces. Southern England is facing such a severe shortage of housing that it will need to create nearly two million residential homes before the year 2016, indicating that there is a serious need for quick action on the part of developers. However, there is also a need for sustainable housing to be created in South England, as global climate change and other environmental problems loom large on the horizon. Determining the ways to maximize sustainable housing solutions while still providing fast, cost-effective housing Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

The aim of this study is to identify the ethical issues in the workplace. In order to do so, the study has taken all the factors associated with ethics within an organization into consideration. This signifies that the study tends to inform its readers regarding the importance and benefits of the workplace ethics along with the consequences of inappropriate workplace ethical standards. Personnel being the greatest strength in corporate world are in constant need of safe and well-protected working environment. As the organizations’ reliance on personnel is increasing day by day, the study has taken the concentration of workplace/personnel Continue reading...

Background

This conflict relates to a publishing company which needs my expertise to solve it in their sales team as an ex sales manager has left organization, now workers in sales departments are unwilling to perform to sustain levels. Organization is facing challenges due to advances in technology and exponentially growth in internet users as now users can find more e-books than ever before. In such critical times this organization is unable to bear any conflict among staff members, managers and workforce, while sales department is already facing threat from less market capitalization, this makes it more critical for company.
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- The rational-economic model assumes that decisions are made considering all possible alternatives to the problems before selecting the optimal solution for the decision maker. The administrative model says that humans are imperfect and that limits the making of optimal, rational-economic decisions. Tell me about a decision you have made. How did you gather information about alternatives and make the decision? Which model did you follow? Explain.
Decision made was on moving a business to a more profitable location in terms of customer numbers. The information about alternatives was gathered through verifying the cause of the problem that is Continue reading...

Financial Management

Financial management comprises of the set of activities including planning, organizing, controlling and directing the enterprise’s financial activities like utilization of funds and procurement. The Sydney Opera House is an Australian cultural icon and a heritage asset. It is crucial to Australian tourism infrastructure and by extension to its national income. This is because over 8.2 million domestic and foreign tourists. For example, according to (Opera House Trust., 2012), in 2011-2012, over 1,808 performances were held in the Opera house, attracting more than 1.3 million people. The Trust obtains 85% of operational funding from commercial as well Continue reading...

The Oltz v. St. Peter’s Community Hospital
The Oltz v. St. Peter’s Community Hospital
Anti-trust laws or statutes are of fundamental importance to the health sector, as they influence existing health care entities in several ways. Influence is significant in factors such as how the health care entities grow and expand, especially regarding their relations with medical providers and suppliers and in their own individual or group interaction. Anti-trust statutes, as found under the United States anti-trust law, pertain to a collection of both state and federal government laws that are crucial in regulating the overall organization Continue reading...

1. The most important idea that I learned in Part Three is the central importance of the leader’s actual actions upon the behavior of all those working with him or her. It reinforces for me the absolute requirement for trust within business relationships and the role of honesty and responsibility to building the required trust. I appreciated the enumeration of the six values of leaders that are “caring” – honesty, consideration, responsibility, persistence, excellence, and commitment. However, rather than the emotion-laden term of “caring” I would prefer the use of trust-worthy. For it is trust that forms the bedrock Continue reading...

Authors Affiliation

Introduction
Occupational safety and health (OSH) is a management technique which aims at protecting the safety, health and welfare of the working class people. The first session of the ILO (Indian Labour Organization) and the WHO (World Health Organization) held in the year 1990, laid the outlines for OSH management stating that it aims at promoting and maintaining the highest degree of social, mental and physical well-being of the employees in all occupations. It also aims at the prevention of employees leaving their workplace due to health concerns. The main aim of the OSH is the smoothening of the Continue reading...

Introduction

National Trust is a non-governmental organization that engages in activities of preserving special places. It has a membership of over 4 million members and welcomes an average of 19 million visitors annually to view its properties and the special places. It has a record of over 350000 houses, 250000 hectares of lands that include gardens, coastlines, natural reserves, island, pubs villages and goldmines. (The Times 100)
National trust is managed by a small group of trustees; therefore it is independent form government influence. To stick to its objective and mission to serve the society, the organization obtains its funds Continue reading...

Analysis of team development

Introduction
When I joined this college, and particularly this course, I was not curious about how to effectively meet my performance goals. During the start of the summer, the manner in which this course would evolve confused me because of the high demand for group work. The class I am associated with has shown high performance throughout the course. The many groups I have been involved in during my classes have encouraged me increase my confidence in passing exams, and changed the attitude and experience in class. In order to know the effective of team development and management, this Continue reading...

Introduction

In the field of nursing, nurses have a responsibility of providing treatment and care to their patients; this provision ensures easy coping with ailments and wellbeing. In order to carry out their responsibilities effectively, nurses must interact with their patients in an appropriate manner. The nurse-client relationship is an interactive process in terms of feelings, thoughts, and actions. According to Peplau’s outline of Interpersonal Relations theory, such relationships are crucial in nursing practice. Whether the client is an individual, group, family or community, this relationship benefits them in a variety of aspects (College of Registered Nurses of British Continue reading...

Introduction

The psychological theory of development advanced by Erik Erikson is one of the best-known theories of personality. Erickson believes that personality develops through a series of eight stages showing development. His theory shows impacts of social experiences across the whole lifespan of an individual. The main elements behind his theory are the identity of an individual’s ego. Similar to Sigmund Freud, but unlike Piaget, Erickson believe that development of personality develops in a series of stages that are predetermined. At each stage, the theory describes the conflicts that shape the turning points of lifespan. This paper will discuss Continue reading...

Introduction

The use of the term social commerce can be traced to the year 2005 and has risen to become one of the most commonly articulated typesof e-commerce. Companies are currently ripping millions of shillings from social commerce. In 2008, for instance, Dell reported that it had experienced more than one billion worth of sale through the use of tweeter commerce (conventionally called T-commerce). Successful social commerce sites are known to have two main characteristics; be able to integrate social media and buying capability and also to fully utilise major advancement in technology. This is what gives social commerce an Continue reading...

Estate planning is a very effective way of planning for how one’s assets should be used or distributed in the event of his or her death or while still alive. It helps in ensuring the security of one’s property, good living at retirement, loyal distribution of one’s property and it also saves one the burden of being taxed. Such property is best distributed using the most preferred document; wills and trusts.
Trusts can be classified into revocable and irrevocable trusts. A revocable trust is also called a living trust or an inter vivo. It is a Continue reading...

Abstract

The relationship between leadership, trustworthiness and ethical stewardship is examined in Caldwell et al.'s (2010) "Leadership, Trustworthiness and Ethical Stewardship." The authors posit that ethical stewardship leads to trustworthiness, which is an important facet of leadership in organizations and businesses. In this essay, these three primary facets are reviewed and examined, the individual relationships weighed against other research on the topic. A subjective view of these facets is also included, considering the mediating lens as a potential drawback to the theory that behaving in an ethical and trustworthy way will lead to the perception of an effective leader by Continue reading...