Creating an Effective Electronic Code of Conduct By Roland Riebl Companies increasingly distribute their codes of conduct to their stakeholders online to make the document more accessible and‚ perhaps‚ to overcome the traditional complexities associated with print codes. Additionally‚ the Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002 requires publicly traded companies to make their codes available to the public. This article will examine electronic versions of code documents (e-codes) as useful tools in the larger context
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Guidelines for a good resume (Several common sense basics) To start off‚ a good resume includes a clearly printed‚ resonably sized font‚ without bolded/italicized/colored letters. Secondly‚ the resume should highlight your best skills and acomplishments‚ not just your most recent "jobs." Next‚ a good resume usually includes a few good references w/local phone numbers(at the bottom of the resume). The resume should also include a distinctive format or lightly colored resume paper. The
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similarities‚ they can be viewed differently. The major things that change in these two educational systems are; responsibility‚ freedom‚ and dress code. High School dress code is seen as a gigantic controversy to high school students. Restrictions put limit on creativity. Girls‚ are the students that mainly have complaints on the limits on dress code because they feel as if these set of rules specifically target them. For example‚ one of the rules is that a shirt has to cover the shoulders even
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Setting goals in the proper fashion is key to increasing the motivation of employees. If goal setting is deployed in a clear and distinct manner‚ it can assist in increasing attendance‚ productivity‚ and ultimately motivate the employee to achieve higher goals. When setting goals for yourself or others‚ it is key to be specific and concrete. The explicit example of goal setting that I will be honing in on is the use of SMART Goals. This is the goal setting structure that Pratt & Whitney utilizes
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Code of Ethics Comparison Paper Melissa J. Diehl Liberty University September 2‚ 2012 Abstract Different organizations are driven by specific sets of code of ethics‚ which are used to protect many different aspect of the organizations‚ specifically the client‚ counselor‚ and organization. Concerning the standards of a counselor‚ their ethics are not only provided by the laws of the state or their
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Guideline on Handling Customer Difficulties and Complaints Banking or any other business needs customer as first main requirement to achieve success. ‘No customer means No business.’ Customers are always right. When we are in business we make mistakes which will result in problems or complaints. These complaints are somehow good for business because they tell us what we do wrong and what our weakness is. First of all‚ customer feedback can help to avoid complaints. In order to get their
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St. SEBI GUIDELINES FOR BONUS ISSUE SEBI is playing a vital role in regulating capital markets. Offer Documents / Prospectus for almost all types of issues are sent to SEBI for their comments. SEBI has framed guidelines for all types of issues including Bonus Issue. In case of Bonus Issue‚ there is no offer document as there is no involvement of any consideration. No funds are coming into the corpus of the company. Therefore‚ companies are required to just follow the guidelines issued by SEBI
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Academic setting: It is necessary here to clarify exactly what is meant by “academic setting”. The term “academic setting” has come to be used to refer to the environment where people can learn things‚ improve or exchange their knowledge and experience to each other. We need to find the answer to the question “What is meant by ‘academic’?” they can exchange ideas‚ opinions about academic issues with others and the instructors. What scholars do to communicate with other scholars in their field
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Zingales Luigi‚ 1998. Why do companies go public? An empirical analysis‚ The Journal of Finance 53‚ 27-64. Pirrong‚ C.‚1999). The organization of financial exchange markets: Theory and 29 Rajan‚ Raghuram G.‚ 1992. Insiders and outsiders: The choice between informed and arm’s length debt‚ Journal of Finance 47‚ 1367-1400. Ramos‚ Sofia Brito‚ "Why Do Stock Exchanges Demutualize and Go Public?" (March 13‚ 2006) http://ssrn.com/abstract=890268 Rhodes-Kropf‚ Matthew‚ Robinson‚ David T.‚ 2008 Boundaries of
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Reusability of Code PRG 211 30‚ July 2012 Reusability of Code Reusability of code ’s general purpose is to reduce unnecessary coding which in the end reduces project development time and funds. It is essentially taking code from one part of a program and attempting to employ it elsewhere without having to alter too much. This method is similar to reusing software mechanisms in object-oriented programming. Object-oriented programming and procedural programming are two programming paradigms
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