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    Question 1: Identify and discuss the basic Japanese values. What impact do these values have on Japanese business dealings? To what extent is it important for non-Japanese to be aware of Japanese values? As far as my understanding of the movie Gung Ho‚ there are some basic Japanese values worth being analyzed for example‚ Japanese shows high level of politeness. During the early scene of the Japanese making their way out of the airplane‚ the Americans spreads out red carpet and the Japanese naturally

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    Group Behavior in Gung Ho

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    Group Behavior in GUNG HO OUTLINE OF REPORT I. Introduction II. Research Question III. Discussion of the Main Framework: Group Behavior Model IV. Analysis and Interpretation V. Conclusion I. INTRODUCTION In the movie Gung Ho‚ Hunt Stevenson is sent to Tokyo to convince the Assan Motors Corporation to take over the recently closed Hadleyville auto plant. The Japanese company agrees‚ and upon the arrival of their management team in the US many changes are introduced‚ among them lower

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    To many people‚ Ho Chi Minh was not only a great leader‚ but also a father figure in the eyes of the Vietnamese. He was a man who was born a peasant‚ but died an icon and hero. Ho Chi Minh’s perseverance helped make him a key figure in the history of Vietnam. He remains a fascinating figure in history. Ho’s supporters called and referred to him as "Uncle Ho". He was respected because he was humble and smart. Ho Chi Minh worked hard throughout his life to achieve his goals despite many difficulties

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    scavenged and wrecked his or her shop. All the Jewish families gone. Will they come back? Are they dead? You don’t know. You just watched it happen but Feng Shan Ho was different from the others. He was one of the Holocaust Heros Feng Shan Ho was born September 10‚ 1901 in Yiyang in the Hunan Province of China(1). Feng Shan Ho means‚ "Phoenix on the Mountain."(1) He grew up in a poor family and his dad left when he was seven(1). Growing

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    1.Identify three scenes where you came across information on cultural differences between Japan and American workplaces. Please restrict each scene within 3-4 lines. ANS: From the Gung Ho Movie‚ it is not hard to recognize that there are lots of differences in culture‚ value‚ and work attitude between Japanese and American. Three scenes from the movie where the cultural differences are shown distinctly‚ are given below- 1. At work‚ Japanese production supervisors make the point that individual

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    "Bros Before Hos": The Guy Code In “Bros Before Hos”: The Guy Code‚ Michael Kimmel discusses the ways that today’s society expects guys (males between the ages of 16 and 26) to behave. He spends a lot of time on “Guy Code‚” a list of values that all men are supposed to have that have been summarized by Robert Brannon‚ a social psychologist of the 1970s. The first rule is “No Sissy Stuff‚” meaning that guys shouldn’t show their feelings‚ and if they do it is considered a sign of weakness. The

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    with a balanced interpretation of Ho Chi Minh to some a major extent‚ however there are some inconsistencies with views of historians. While the majority agree to some extent that Ho was either communist or nationalist some are divided by this theory and provide us with two different perspectives of Ho Chi Minh. Historians such as Osborne present us with a positive view of Ho and describe him as a great leader. However other historians have a negative view on Ho and describe him as an ineffective

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    Hi-Ho Yo-Yo, Inc.

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    Hi-Ho Yo-Yo‚ Inc. 1 Hi-Ho Yo-Yo‚ Inc. BUS 644 Hi-Ho Yo-Yo‚ Inc. 2 First we must incorporate priority rules. Priority rules are regulations which determine in which succession the orders in front of a production line should be worked (Stevenson 2011‚ p. 712). In deciding what priority rules to acclimate‚ an organization such as Hi-Ho Yo-Yo‚ Inc. should achieve the following objectives: 1. Meet due dates of the customers

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    Ho Chi Minh: Puppet or Leader? United States presidents from Harry Truman to Richard Nixon were wrong to think that Ho Chi Minh and his followers were "puppets" to the Soviet Union or Chinese Communist. Many policies the Presidents made throughout the war proved that they never tried to see Ho Chi Minh as anything else but communist and were convinced that they had to do everything and anything to stop him from gaining any control over the country of Vietnam. The Vietnam War‚ specifically

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    Ella Dierberger 4/18/11 Global History Acc Mary Foran How Were Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh Different in Their Fight for Independence? Mohandas Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh both fought against foreign rule in their country; Gandhi against the British rule in India and Ho Chi Minh against the French reign in Vietnam. However‚ Gandhi fought peacefully and religiously‚ with fasts and boycotts to gain India’s independence‚ while Ho Chi Minh was a Communist ruler who believed violence and a good military would

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