Intake Interview Analysis Worksheet

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In this section of the assignment, you will analyze the questions you will use to conduct the 5-10 minute mock intake interview of your client. The instructor will provide feedback on your answers below. Use this feedback to revise your intake interview questions before the mock interview.

[Keep in mind Phase I in the Helping Process (in Chapter 3 in Direct Social Work Practice) and obvious adherence to the NASW Code of Ethics when analyzing and revising your questions.]

Introduction- In this section, provide brief intake form information of the client (50-75 words):
Explain the engagement skills/questioning strategies you used when writing your questions (50-75 words):
How will you deal with a combative/passive client (read Chapter 18 in Direct Social Work Practices)? (40-50 words)
How will you handle any cultural personal biases that might arise during the interview? (40-50 words)
Explain your initial assessment of the client:
What are the primary concerns or goals of the client?
What are possible serious health or safety concerns that might require your attention or intervention?
Describe any personal or family coping capacities, skills, values, motivations of the client.
List some client strengths and weaknesses:
Explain the presenting problem and other possible identified problems of the client. (40-50 words)
Describe the cultural background of the client (20-40 words):
Describe any culture/subculture issues of the client (20-40 words):
Explain whether there are any social phenomena (behavior that influences or is influenced by the client) in this case (30-40 words):
Explain the effective physical attending behaviors you will use during the interview (30-50 words):
Explain the positive responses you will use to help move the interview forward (30-50 words):
Explain how you will show empathy and compassion during the interview (30-40 words):
List some possible measurable client goals you will suggest to the client:
Citing two scholarly sources (including the textbook), explain some possible intervention ideas-including any group type interventions you might suggest to the client and why you feel these ideas might help (150-200 words)

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Walmart and Amazon Duke it out for E-commerce Supremacy

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Write a report to analyze the information system strategies deployed by each company

This assignment is based on the case Walmart and Amazon Duke it out for E-commerce Supremacy a scanned version of those pages is attached. A shorter version of the case is available at https://www.inc.com/erik-sherman/amazon-and-wal-mart-duke-it-out.html
Your assignment is to write a short report analyzing the information system strategies deployed by each company. The report needs to be 3 to 5 pages (double spaced, Font Times New Roman, 12 point).

Avoid using bulleted or numbered lists in your report. They’re a great way to chew up the page count, but I’m interested in your discussion of the issues.

In this report, you need to particularly address the following questions:

How have information technologies changed the industry structure in which Walmart and Amazon operate? Apply Michael Porter’s five competitive force model to layout the key actors and identify the impacts of Internet-based technologies on these actors.
Analyze the value chain of each company and identify what strategic roles information systems play in strengthening their value chains.
Will Walmart be successful against Amazon.com? Explain your answer.

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Just-in-time (JIT) philosophy

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The following must be submitted by the end of the day (11:59pm ET) on Friday. No credit is available for submissions not made by this time. The system will not accept submissions made after this time. This is not a group assignment; it must be worked on individually.

Write a five-page (1,250 – 1,500 words) double-spaced essay (not including cover page and references pages), in which you address the following eight objectives:

Explain the core beliefs of the just-in-time (JIT) philosophy
Describe the elements of JIT
Explain the key elements of JIT manufacturing
Explain the elements of total quality management (TGM) and their role in JIT
Describe the role of people in JIT and why respect for people is so important
Describe the benefits of JIT
Discuss the implementation process of a successful JIT system
Describe the impact of JIT on service and manufacturing organizations

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An n unverifiable claim

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Which claim in the following argument does not rely on a wild generalization, vague claim, opinion, controversial claim offered without support or an unverifiable claim? That is, which claim could be the basis of an argument that doesn’t rely on the above

You should be vegetarian. Every time you eat meat, your meal is the result of the suffering and death of an animal. Besides, its disgusting to put a piece of dead animals’s carcass into your mouth and chew it. There is plenty of great vegetarian food, including tasty meat alternatives. Also vegetarianism is healthier than eating meat. One more reason to be a vegetarian is that you’d be joining the company of a long list of incredible people, from Leonardo da Vinci, Issac Newton, and Thomas Edison to Paul McCartney, Shania Twain, and Tobey Maguire.

Why is the following argument flawed? Having so disgracefully allowed her once-proud passenger railroads to fade into obscurity, America is honor bound to restore them now.

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