Dare To Lead By Bren Brown

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You should include the following information:

  • The title and a brief introduction of your selected leadership book (similar to an abstract)
  • Background information on the author(s)
  • A description of the major theme of the book
  • An explanation as to your interest in selecting this particular book for your leadership book review
  • Describe the main theories and principles (at least five) presented in the book
  • How each of the theories and principals presented in the book directly relate to being a leader
  • Show how the theories and principals presented in the book relate to specific leadership standards
  • Explain how each of the theories and principles presented in the book directly relate to your development as a leader
  • Closing comments to summarize the theories and principals presented in the book
  • Your critique of the book as it relates to developing leaders
  • How could the information you gained through reviewing this book on leadership enhance your knowledge base and development as a leader
  • Why or why would you recommend this book to your fellow class members

Organization of the Presentation:

  • Concise in presentation
  • Sections are clearly identified
  • Include an agenda slide
  • 10-12 slides
  • Approximately 15 minutes in length
  • No grammar, spelling, punctuation, or typing errors

Tenets of the Creation mandate

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Identify the main tenets of the Creation mandate given by God to mankind as they might relate to business.

God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and subdue it. Rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air and over every living creature that moves on the ground.” (Genesis 1:28, NIV)

Content: In Genesis 1-2, The Hebrew Scriptures describe in successive ways the creation of the world and the Divine purpose of mankind. Utilizing the exegetical skills of narrative analysis, first, identify the main tenets of the Creation mandate given by God to mankind as they might relate to business. Second, as the Creation mandate anticipates mankind’s development and adoption of technology, identify the role of innovation and creativity vis-á-vis technology in the Creation mandate. Finally, using what you have identified above, write an essay in which you describe the purpose and call to business as seen in the Creation mandate of Genesis 1-2. In this essay, also explore how an understanding of innovation and creativity as implied in the Creation mandate could play a role in the construction, adaptation, and use of technology in business for the 21st Century.

Sample Solution

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Week 5 Discussion Society

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Week 5

Part 1

  6. (video, 25 minutes)
  7. (text and short videos)

Part 2

  1. (text and two 5-minute videos)
  2. (video, 3 minutes)
  4. (video, 1:30 minutes)

Part 3

  6. (video, 3 minutes)
  7. (video, 5:20 minutes)
  10. (video, 3:40 minutes)

Part 4

Part 5

  1. GPCC, chapter two, The laborer in the culture of capitalism (pages 47 to end [from Outsourcing to the end])

Discuss one labor/employment example from the web-linked assignments in terms of the characteristics of the working class.

According to GPCC, describe outsourcing and the labor movement; the creation of free labor; the segmentation of the workforce; control and discipline; and resistance and rebellion. Give an example of each.

Use the above concepts to describe one labor/employment example (from parts one to eight).

Describe The ghost of precarity in employment. Give examples from the web-linked assignments.

What is the “Big feminist policy idea for labor?

250 word minimum; no maximum word count. Display the word count at the end of your post.

400 Word Comparing Two Videos On YouTube For American National Government

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 “Typhoid Mary” and “On Woolworth lunch counter” by clicking the blue word links below. Are these two issues the same? In the case of Typhoid Mary,  do you think the Federal government has the right to violate the civil rights of one person in the interest of the majority.  Why or Why not? (I will only accept the first submission