How would you keep the audience thinking and learning about your topic? I would bring up interesting facts about the industry like how the pay scale for automotive technicians work and what the startup cost to be an automotive technician. I will also explain how the difference between a dealership, a chain store, and independent shops pay their employees. How would you make the speech creative? I would give some explanations form my own experiences as well as showing the major differences between other trades.
How to drive stick Richard Garcia Lt. Martinez English 121 August 3, 2013 Have you ever gotten into a car with somebody that knows how to drive stick shift and wondered hmm? How do they do it, or how do they make it look so easy? Some people even say it’s easy and anybody can do it which is not true. I am going to instruct you on how drive stick the easy way. When you are learning to drive a stick shift car, you must know where the clutch, brake, gas, emergency brake, and the gear shifter is.
JHT2 Business Simulation Game Task 1 Western Governors University JHT2 Strategic Management Task 3 A. Evaluating the industry environment for Dawson’s Fixit: Auto Parts and Service. Introduction Dawson’s Fixit has been a staple in Nashville, TN since 1939. They were an early innovator of mixing retail and service. Joe Dawson opened an auto parts and tire store attached to his service garage to cater to “tinkerers” who preferred to work on their own automotives.
Introduction The scenario of this assignment is that I work as a Marketing Executive in the Product Planning Division of an internationally successful car manufacturer. The car manufacturer grows strategically via product development and it is planning further extension to its product portfolio by introducing two new models: • A new high performance saloon aimed at the executive market, and • A new hybrid small car aimed at the environmentally conscious market. I have been tasked by the Director to prepare a marketing report which addresses: a) How buyer behaviour affects marketing activity in the car industry b) The concept of segmentation strategy for the car industry and the benefits it can produce c) The importance to the organisation of introducing new products and stages of the New Product Development process d) How the company could use each element of the traditional marketing mix to support each of the new car models proposed above. 2. Methodology How buyer behaviour affects marketing activity in the car industry.
He is one of the big reasons that the United States has a middle working class because of his great generosity for his workers. Ford could have been anyone. He proved that small ideas from a know nothing farm boy, that made some mistakes along the way but was persistent, could change the entire course of the world for the better, something Ford Motor company continues to achieve today. What a wonderful example Henry Ford was in achieving the American Dream and tried hard to engrave that mindset into the peoples of the United States. Henry ford was that ordinary man that showed everyone that anyone could become a brilliant but simple person no matter what their
As we saw in the video “Guns, Germs and Steel” with Professor Jared Diamond, we saw that the tribe’s lack of intelligence was not the case for developing more as a civilization. For example, we saw how the people of New Guinea lived. They used the resources they had around them in order to make food, clothing and weapons to help grow and succeed as a civilization. Not only this, but by having the children help at a young age made the tribe more successful in the way that everyone played a part in contributing to make their civilization stronger as a unit. Another reason that the civilizations might have not been successful could have been the weather and climate that they were to go through.
Your presentation should include text information, as well as pictures, illustrations, diagrams, and anything else that will enhance your presentation, providing information to the class and me. You will show your presentation to the class and me while giving your oral presentation. Instructions—Oral Presentation: Perform an oral presentation to the class and me about your industrialist/inventor, his invention/contribution, and its connection to today. Discuss the biographical information you found, the invention/contribution to the industrial revolution, and its connections to today. Educate us about your industrialist/inventor!
Running head: AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY TANGIBLE AND INTELLECTUAL ISSUES Automobile Industry Tangible and Intellectual Issues Team B M. Justine Ambrocio Lyn Easley Joshua Hill Clay Mallory University of Phoenix Automobile Industry Tangible and Intellectual Issues The automobile industry sector can have various issues with regard to tangible and intellectual property. This discussion will explore what tangible and intellectual properties are significant to the automobile industry along with the managers in the industry and what precautions are exercised to protect the automobile industries property rights. Included will be suggestions the automobile industry must do to ensure the industry protects others’ intellectual property rights. The research in this discussion will bring an understanding to the automobile industry for tangible and intellectual property rights with respect to others’ property interest rights. Significant Properties to the Automobile Industry As is common to most industries, the properties significant to the automobile industry consist of two types: tangible and intangible.
My Life Willie Page PSY 202 Instructor :Diana Donovan February 29, 2012 I never thought at the age of 33 that I would end up back in school again. Once I graduated from high school, I started college majoring in computer science. I started off good until my courses were getting difficult for me. It also didn’t help that I was working as a delivery driver for Pizza Hut. In this paper,I will present a brief description of a few of my life experiences that have helped shape the person I am today and analyze some of these experiences using the adult development theories from this class.
The things in life that cannot be purchased are family, love, and your religious beliefs. Knowing this, I wonder if the richest people in the world hold religion at the center of their life in the same way someone less fortunate would. In all honesty, I crave to be financially confident and to be able to have money for my cravings of nice material things, (isn’t this why we work in the first place?) though I am aware those things that I crave hold no spiritual value. Just as an animal performs his tricks with a treat as his motivation, we humans seem to be disciplined to “work hard, play later”; to go to school and get good grades to have to have the reward of a good paying job and so on and so forth.