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…are the characteristics of a good personality. The employee must be courteous, polite, and conduct himself in a professional manner at all times. This is very crucial in the work place. The last requirement is the ability to communicate. Good communication is essential…

…After the abolishment of slavery, the black community became the core of African American culture and life. This was due in part by segregation and other socioeconomic factors, but also to the spiritual and social unity of each black member…

…that provide strong economic and conservation incentives for landowner adoption. Incorporated into watersheds and landscapes, agroforestry practices help to attain community/society goals for more diverse, healthy and sustainable land-use systems. Where does…

…Like many large technology companies, during the late eighties and early nineties, NEC looked to establish a research facility that would give back to the community and further NEC's technological strength. Like Xerox, NEC looked toward well-respected…

…Changes in Eastern Europe To understand why communism has failed, You have to look at the fact that nobody really wanted a rebellion against government. Russia was better off with the czars. Another point is that there was a flaw in Karl Marx's…

…The short story "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson uses the literary elements plot, setting, character, and symbol to express the theme. The theme of "The Lottery" is that tradition helps to unite the community but it is best to allow some traditions…

…the umbrella heading of domestic violence are multiple groups, sectors of the community and a diverse range of people in situations of domestic violence that the government were not or are not necessarily equally committed to assisting, such as the Indigenous…

…Workplace Observations <Tab/>Culture is fundamental to the success of any high performing organization. Culture provides an avenue where the employees build loyalty and guides behaviors. This paper will present how communication flows…

…business etiquette, entrepreneurships, willingness to accept risk, language, politics, religion, customs, and the role of the woman all make up a culture. Culture goes much deeper than above. Communication with foreign communities may be the hardest element…

…. The title of this article relates to "ushering" audience out of a theatre of passive watching and into a theatre filled with action. Paré wants to subdue the thought of old audience as a static, passive community that does not respond to the text…