workplace communication report

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Business Report

Purpose

The Business Report is a research and writing project that occurs in phases, including researching, writing, and designing a recommendation report. You will explore the debate on using emojis in business communication situations. I will provide several sources, and I encourage you to look for other sources about emojis that could enrich your project. You will write a recommendation report to an audience of graduating seniors (in other words, not me) to offer advice on how new professionals might address this debate and make strategic decisions about using emojis to communicate.

Report Components: (See example/template below)

Your report should be single-spaced block formatting with 1-inch margins and 12 point font size. Once all of the following components are assembled, your report document should be between 1000 and 1200 words.

  • Introduction
  • Findings: includes research results with citations and data visualization—charts, graphs, images that represent your research. You should answer the following questions:
  • Recommendations
  • Conclusion (summary of major points)
  • APA References

oclear explanation of the debate and your position

opreview of what is offered in the report

1.What is an emoji?

2.How are emojis used in business communication? In other words, where do they appear, and what are people trying to communicate with emojis in business or work environments?

3.What are the benefits of using emojis?

4.What are the drawbacks or negative consequences of using emojis?

oBased on what you have learned in researching #3 and #4 above, what do you recommend that recent graduates do—or not do—when it comes to using emojis in professional communication?

Grading & Due Date

Total Possible Points: 125

Grading Criteria

See rubric on Blackboard.

What Your Report Should Look Like

To: Recent graduates (make up names/situations here)

From: Your name and position

Date: Insert date here

Subject Line: [Create appropriate subject line here.]

Introduction

The first paragraph will function as your introduction. This section explains the problem you are trying to solve. Describe the sources and methods you employed to solve the problem. Briefly list your findings and recommendation. Basically, this is a summary of your entire paper.

Findings

This is where you talk about the research you have done on your topic. Specifically, you will discuss the research you found in response to Numbers 1-4 above. You should use sub-headings to divide up the sections—e.g., “What are Emojis?” etc. See your textbook for instructions on creating sub-headings.

You should cite your required sources and make sure they are listed on the APA reference page at the end of your report. Each paragraph where you include ideas from other sources should have a citation. The citation should be the author and the year like this (Jones, 2010). If you don’t have an author for the article, list the title of the article—or the first few words. An example would be (“Five Features,” 2010).

The Findings section will be the longest section in your paper.

Recommendations

Most memos offer some suggestions or specific thoughts on how to implement the information you just discussed. In this section, you will spell out whether you think new professionals should use emojis when communicating at work. You can take a more nuanced approach if your research supports it (e.g., smiley faces are okay, but crying faces are not, etc.). This section will expand on the recommendations you mentioned in the introduction by providing more detail.

Conclusion

The conclusion tells what the findings mean, particularly in terms of solving the original problem. This should be a short paragraph that summarizes the data in the findings section.

References

See your textbook and the APA Handout for proper format for references. Your paper must have at least five references. Three references must come from the Newton Gresham Library databases. The rest of the references can be corporate websites (for example, the websites of companies who make/sell standing desks, where you get the information regarding costs).

Work cited for the PDF articles attached

Beaubien, G. (2019). This: Emoji Use Takes Off in the Workplace. Public Relations Strategies & Tactics, 2(9), 17. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.shsu.edu/login…

Chan, D. (2015). How professionals are using emojis in the inbox. Communication Briefings, 34(12), 6. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.shsu.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&db=bth&AN=111167537&site=eds-live&scope=site

Using Emojis And Emoticons At Work: Thumbs Up Or Thumbs Down? ; Survey: Managers and Workers Have Mixed Emotions About Emojis and Emoticons . (2016, July 6). PR Newswire (USA). Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com.ezproxy.shsu.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&db=edsnbk&AN=15DF3E8F315ADB70&site=eds-live&scope=site

Provided article from professor

https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/emojis-online-communication-1.3500734

Additional web article

https://www.businessnewsdaily.com/9219-emojis-at-work.html

bilingual challenge 1

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There are 13 folders and each of them is a individual file (demo, hw, lab or project) wrote by python.

  1. Launch your Jupyter notebook from the R environment.
  2. Open the “filename.ipynb” file. Click Save As. Then save the file as “filename_r.ipynb”.
  3. Start to translate from python to r. You should execute the r commands so that the outputs are shown in the notebook
  4. Some languages are written with respect to the python language. You will need to rewrite them so that they pertain R. For example, it may say “this operation is achieved by the group method in the python/datascience module”. You can translate it as “this operation is achieved by the aggregate function in R.”
  5. Some languages are not applicable to R. For example, there might be some general introductions to python. You may delete those languages.
  6. You must make sure that your R code is executable. You have to execute all the cells and display the output.
  7. Once you are done, create a .txt file or a Word file in the folder, named ‘self-evaluation’. Comment on how satisfied you are with your translation. Comment on which files you are most satisfied with, and which files you are least satisfied with.

(Check the last part of the attached for some simple illustration of how this is done. All the code we use won’t be so hard or complex (both python and R I think ) )

It’s due 12/3, I think it’s not hard but will be a long-time work.

finish the part 2 1

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  1. You are not allowed to use the <string.h> library (or any other string library). The goal of this PA is for you to learn how to work with strings directly.

write a solution for the client in this project 1

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Please read it carefully:

Explanation from the professor of what we need to do in this coursework:

The Construction Management is not an accountancy coursework. There is no mistake in the setting up of this coursework. It does have an element of challenge, though and assesses how you think and what solutions you can find, as the Learning Outcomes for MSc courses that I presented to you, require.

You have been appointed by the client as a consultant to advise him as to the best options in relation to his intention of developing an additional runway for Leeds Bradford Airport. The options you are putting forward to the client should be based on quantitative and qualitative criteria and information. It is an open ended coursework based on the assumptions you make. As such there will not be a wrong answer in the discussion of the qualitative aspects.

I will upload:

– The coursework instructions that tells you everything about this coursework (you need to write 1500 words)

– The calculations of this coursework in excel file so you only need to write because I did the calculations.

– A sample of an old coursework just to give you an idea of how to write and think of using the data

– Learning Outcomes for MSc courses that the professor presented to us to use as a source in the reference

crime investigator

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Forensic Photography

You are a crime investigator who has been called upon to investigate a case. You evaluate the case by formulating a hypothesis and later testing it.

View a photograph taken at a crime scene:

Photograph taken at the crime scene

On the basis of your understanding of the scenario, discuss the following:

  • Assume that you encounter a bloodstain similar to what is given in this photograph. Keeping this photograph in mind, discuss:
    • What would you conclude from such evidence at the crime scene?
    • What led to the above conclusion?
    • What hypothesis would you arrive at?
    • How would you test your hypothesis?
  • Taking photographs of the evidence is an important step towards documentation and preservation for further analysis of the evidence.

Keeping in mind your experience and knowledge about forensic photography, discuss:

    • What forensic photography steps would you take to properly document the bloodstain shown in the photograph?
    • Do you need to ensure anything before you start taking photographs? If yes, what do you need to ensure?
    • How many pictures would you take to ensure that the evidence is properly documented for further analysis?
    • What type of photography do you think is most suitable for this kind of bloodstain pattern?
    • What precautions would you practice while you photograph the bloodstain evidence to ensure clarity?
  • Different presumptive tests having varying degrees of sensitivity are used in crime scene investigation to detect trace amounts of bloodstains.

Based on your knowledge of presumptive tests for bloodstains and this photograph, answer the following:

  • What are the various presumptive tests that can be applied to detect the bloodstains in the given photograph?
  • Which test would you apply to detect the bloodstain in this case?
  • Why did you choose this method above all the methods that are available?

imagery and progressive relaxation assignment

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For this assignment, you are asked to try imagery and progressive relaxation by viewing the video links attached. After trying both of these techniques, please submit a 2-page paper, double spaced, addressing the following:

  • What is your overall reaction to imagery and progressive relaxation?
  • Which technique did you feel worked best for you and why?
  • How might each of these techniques assist in reducing stress levels?
  • How would you implement one, or both of these techniques, throughout your day?

This assignment must be typed and submitted electronically in MS Word (.docx) format.

essay about globalization for macroeconomics class

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Globalization Essay

Overview: In macroeconomics, students need to be able to understand economies of countries beyond the United States in a world that is economically interconnected.

Purpose: The purpose for this essay is for students to demonstrate an understanding of international interdependence and the possible economic consequences of varied courses of action.

Requirements:

  • Review the data collected by the World Bank regarding Global Economic Prospects. This data is representing GDP growth based on constant 2010 U.S. Dollars.
  • Compare and contrast the data for Advanced economies and Developing Countries. Explain if the data is consistent with what you would expect.

9.0Global Economic Prospects

Percentage Change

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Advanced Economies

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Developing Countries
  • Select two countries (not including the United States) from the list and explain the differences between their economic prospects.
  • Create a graph that shows the changes in economic prospects for the two countries you selected for part 3.
  • Review the projections for the two countries and evaluate where they are on the business cycle and predict what will be happening to unemployment rates and the real GDP.

Your essay should represent your best analytical and writing efforts. Each essay should be a well-written essay with an opening, body and conclusion with your personal extended research of the topic including recent developments. Each essay must be 3-4 pages, typed (double-spaced) with attachments (i.e. graphs) and a bibliography in ADA format. Be sure to include four sources, of which two must be academic.

problem 2 a coin is tossed three times what is the probability that it lands on heads exactly one time a 0 125 b 0 250 c 0 375 d 0 500 e 0 875

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Problem 2 A coin is tossed three times. What is the probability that it lands on heads exactly one time? (A) 0.125 (B) 0.250 (C) 0.375 (D) 0.500 (E) 0.875

understanding and assessing hardware evaluating your system 1

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You want to purchase a new system but need to decide which CPU (processor) best fits your needs. Using the Web, research several different CPU benchmarking reports. Compare specifications for the CPUs, including number of cores, clock speed, cache size, front side bus transfer rates, and cost. Share the information from at least three different CPUs with your classmates (summarize the information, do not copy and paste), then identify the CPU you would choose and explain why. Be sure to try to find benchmarking reports that simulate the types of programs you would be using most often. Remember to provide citations for your research.

Then, review some of your classmates’ choices. Based on their reasons for choosing their specific computer, do you agree with their choice? Why or why not? Is there anything additional that you think they should consider in their assessment?

add reference

group presentations should cover the following in 8 10 minutes 8slides based on assinment you are currently doing for me

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Group presentations should cover the following (in 8-10 minutes):

  • Description of the active leading indicator selected and discussion of how your team would implement it in a construction project.

•Description of one of your team’s observed construction activities and energy method analysis.