HUCAPADJ is a service business that offers haircuts for various reasons and occasions. It is a barbershop that has been active for the past 4 years and earns an estimated amount of Php 400,000.00 per month. The business intends to purchase or develop Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software and develop and implement a customer service training program. The customer service program of HUCAPADJ Barber Shop is notable and efficiently presented for it comprises of a brief but concise customer service...
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During the Baroque period from the early 17th century and mid-18th century, artist Michelangelo Caravaggio is one of the most transcendent and prominent artists in the antiquity of Western art. Michelangelo Caravaggio paintings compound a realistic perception of human nature that involves physical and emotional states and including a dramatic method of using light, which had an impressionable influence upon Baroque art. Almost each Caravaggioâs art pieces contain very influential and powerful societal forces that really make their work unique...
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In todayâs context, people are becoming increasingly accustomed to modern methods of living, which has in return taken a toll on their health. Countries such as United States and Singapore are advancing and their lifestyle is also changing accordingly. Detrimental effects are inevitable as a country progresses. Health problems such as chronic heart diseases, stress, anxiety, memory loss and obesity are experienced by people. Many cities may argue that modern lifestyle does not impact health much, however proponents believe that...
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Malala Yousafzai suffered very brutal wound to the head, but yet she continued to further her education and made strides in the education field. Malala is the youngest person to win this honorable award along with being the first Pashtun to do the same. Malalaâs speech was very efficient in how she can be very persuasive with her use of words and rhetorical devices. Her points throughout can be very persuasive and as a kid she puts things in it...
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Johnson and Johnson is a prestigious brand and still it has kept up its valuing to a moderate rate with the goal that the normal man can purchase the items. Johnson and Johnson pursues a very much arranged valuing approach in its showcasing blend estimating technique, principally keeping it in the scope of the shopper value file. As we probably am aware the significant piece of the organization's market is from customer items so it keeps n mind the moderateness...
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Camusâ entire philosophy is based on the idea of the absurd life. He argued that life is essentially meaningless. He started his argument on the absurdity of life with the statement âThere is only one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicideâ. For others, a life without meaning is a life not worth living, and this statement by Camus will make us think how could a person make his or her life meaningful, and if suicide is the possible...
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Ever since Apple was founded in 1976, they have been able to establish their presence worldwide. When it comes to their demographic segmentation, Apple have laid out different products and services for their different age groups. Apple PC with games and latest software and Apple iPods for the younger generations, Apple iPads for teenagers and office workers to work on their assignments, and Apple digital watches with the function of checking pulse rates designed for the elderly generations.When it comes...
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According to Psychology Today, âResearch shows that 8 to 10% of American children under the age of 18 have some type of learning disabilityâ. When a child tries their hardest and still struggles in an area of learning, a red flag will be waived for a learning disability. With a child having a learning disability does not categorize them as lazy or not intelligent however, their brains are simply wired differently than other kids. With processing information it will be...
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Being someone who has so many interests in exploring the various challenges that comes in life at different stages, I see this student exchange program as a very beneficial chapter that one can experience in their university episode of life. That was a remarkable opportunity to be a participant of the Phase I of CSA - UWE student exchange program where so many collaborative activities happened with the students from UWE who visited Sri Lanka in November 2019 for 10...
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The performance enhancing drugs are not a new thing for the world made for the 21 st century. It dates back to the ancient gladiators and Olympic athletes and Greek gladiators. They have been used to control or alter a personâs physical, and psychological functions. The performance enhancing drugs are used for different functions like quick recovery, enhanced concentration, and boosted muscle endurance. The modern sports industry has biased perspective on the use of these drugs as some are considered...
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An inaccurate report of university sexual assault on the bases of racial bias has been created to ignore women of color given by critics of the Office of Civil Rightsâ enforcement of Title IX. Keeping women out of the picture, their explanation is focused on the frequent and false accusations of men of color who are punished intensively. Women of color stand between the intersection of gender and race, which means they are prone to both, racism as well as...
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In the near distance there is a bright sun-lit courtyard in front of a temple like building with impressive columns. In the square under the blazing sun we see an already dead prisoner being carried away by two male servants. In the foreground there is a prisoner dying in agony on the ground and clutching his stomach. Next to him there is a female servant holding the bottle of poison that he just drank from. In the near foreground we...
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Costco is one of the largest retail brands in the United States. Being a retail brand, it faces stiff competition from other players in this industry, such as Loblaws as well as Walmart among others. However, despite Costco having such a colossal success level, it doesnât invest in technology, human resources, or even in advertising; instead, it focuses on customersâ satisfaction, employeesâ growth, and itâs business model different compared to those of its competitors (Chuang, n.d.). Costco has implemented the...
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Due to the high efficiency of Standard Oil (high quality and low prices), the company's share of the oil products market grew from 4% in 1870 to 25% in 1874 and to about 85 per cent in 1880. All these features characterized Standard Oil as a monopoly. Was John Rockefeller's plans to become a monopolist initially? Not really. His actions were a way to survive among aggressive competition. Not only Rockefeller turned his attention to the promising petroleum product market...
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The classroom environment offers positive insight and new ideas but lurches with cheating scandals and bold noncompliances. To ameliorate the presence of dishonesty in the classroom, many schools implement honor codes with the sole purpose intended to cultivate integrity. The honor code system has been in place since the founding of various American high schools. Throughout the years it has been evident that honor code policies may not prove effective, requiring revision to ensure the acceptance of these policies as...
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Toyota Motor Corporation tends to the inward and outer key factors in the business, as distinguished in this SWOT analysis. The SWOT structure pinpoints the most critical chances, dangers, and hierarchical shortcomings that Toyota must address utilizing its qualities. As a worldwide pioneer in the car business, Toyota viably addresses such factors. This SWOT analysis gives bits of knowledge about the potential effects on the organization's the same old thing. Toyota's elite fills in as a marker of its capacity...
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Copyright is a significant form of intellectual property right. It is a legal right that is accorded to the creator of, among other things, films, soundtracks, and original literary, artistic, dramatic and musical works. It lasts for 70 years after the death of the author and any person who copies, sells or distributes a copyrighted work without authorisation can be sued by the author. The author can claim damages for a loss of earnings and seek a court injunction to...
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Sociology is a field that I find very interesting because it forces me to look at things from all sorts of perspectives, not just my own. I'm used to viewing the world through my particular biases and leanings that it is exciting to see the world in different ways as well as understand why those views (including my own) are held. Because I eventually intend to become a doctor, the field of sociology that most interests me is Medical Sociology....
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I think the world should use animals. If the world does not use animals, and the animals are all free-range and live in the wild, this will be a lot of animals in an endangered state. Because, as people's lives continue to improve, their dependence on nature is getting heavier and heavier, and the pure wild space on the earth where animals can survive is becoming scarcer. This will also cause many animals to be displaced. At the same time,...
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The 28th amendment should be that Congress shall put term limit of ten years on United State Supreme Court justices after which they would retire. An appointment for life results in hesitation from justices to take risks, violation of our countryâs democratic ideology, prejudice in judge nomination, and inordinate length of powerful influence. According to the U.S. Constitution, Article III, Section I, âThe judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behaviorâ.The term âgood...
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Atherosclerosis can be instigated by a variety of genetic and environmental factors. Individually environmental and genetic risk factors and how they affect atherosclerosis are understood. However, the understanding of how a genetic condition interacts with environmental factors is less understood. In this essay the interactions between Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (FH) and environmental factors interact and there consequences will be discussed. FH is an autosomal codominant disease, it is inherited and affects the metabolism of lipoproteins (Ramaswami et al., 2019). FH is...
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Pablo Picasso, born in 1881 in Malaga, Spain wanted to develop a new way of discerning that reflected the modern age, and cubism is how he achieved this goal. Throughout his life he painted a numerous amount of cubism paintings and one of the main ones was called as âLes Demoiselles dâAvignonâ. This painting we are going to discuss to explain cubism and what it is all about. Picasso wanted to focus on the difference between a painting and reality....
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President Andrew Jackson, like many other white frontiersman, believed that Indians had no rights and should be treated according to such. After his election in 1828 Jackson recommended that the Eastern Indians be moved west of the Mississippi River to what had become Oklahoma. In Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi state laws had already stripped Indians of their powers, rejected the claims they had to their land, and denied Indians the right to sue or vote. Congress in 1830 in response...
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In this essay I will examine the historical context, early life and achievements of Cleopatra VII, a significant figure from ancient Egypt. Cleopatra was born in Egypt in the year 69B.C. into the Ptolemy dynasty, who at the time were the rulers of Egypt and were founded by Ptolemy I, in 305 B.C. Cleopatra rose to power around the 1st century B.C. alongside her younger brother Ptolemy XIII (all boy children in the dynasty were called Ptolemy). After several years...
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CSR is the social responsibility a company talks on board during the expansion of their business. These responsibilities may include environmental protection, helping the surrounding community, or how the employees are being treated. Some companies reach certain size and start to disregard these responsibilities because of the way I can bring extra cost to their company. One of these companies is Volkswagen. Company Overview Volkswagen is a German car company, and the largest automaker by worldwide sales from 2016 to...
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As someone who is a supporter of the candidacy of Bernie Sanders for President of the United States, this is not an easy topic for me to write about. To be honest, Iâm still reeling a bit (almost 2 months after Super Tuesday) at how far weâve come to be talking about the former democratic front-runner dropping out of the race â and for Joe Biden of all people. I donât have anything personal against Joe per say; I actually...
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'My Lupus was literally a matter of life-or-deathâ, Said Selena Gomez, a celebrity who had been diagnosed with lupus. In 2017, This young singer announced on Instagram that she had a kidney transplant due to complications from Lupus. Now she has returned to the limelight as she sings in her new song âIâve been running through the jungle; Iâve been crying with the wolvesâ (the word âlupusâ means âwolfâ in Latin). Systemic lupus erythematosus ('lupus' or âSLEâ) is one of...
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Stepping away from blockchainâs economic impact, its impact on society as a whole is just as influential. Firstly, the creation of digital identities not only affords individuals financial inclusion but also political and social opportunities such as the right to vote. Moreover, these identities enable us to prevent human trafficking, forced labor and child labor (Lapointe & Fishbane, 2018). Blockchain has also been used to store land registry information to allow individuals to prove their land ownership, preventing fraud and...
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Power distance in Australia is fairly low compared to Singapore's high power distance. In Australia, hierarchies are formed for convenience, meaning that managers rely on their employees knowledge and expertise. Employees in Australia are expected to make a contribution directly whether it be formally or informally. In Singapore, employees do not have much control over what they do, with power being primarily centralized on managers, bosses and rules. Communication in Singapore is predominantly formal and indirect. Australia is a highly...
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We all have imagination. Let us be reactive and envision life in a new way. There is something called sociological imagination. In sociology to understand one's own self, we must understand the relationship between self and society. The concept of the sociological imagination was presented in 1959 by C.Wright Mills in his famous book of the same title where he states the sociological imagination enables us to grasp history and biography and the relations between the two within society. The...
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