The employee and auditor exchanged many emails, and eventually the employee was able to persuade the auditor to give the employee access to other financial data. Once the employee received the access, he/she decreased the salary of other employees and added the difference to his/her own salary. The IT staff discovered that the employee spoofed his/her IP address in order to access the human resources record system. The IT staff concluded that the attack occurred to a lack of authentication and encryption within the system. The IT staff implemented a public key infrastructure (PKI) with a root certificate so that traffic would be encrypted between a user and the human resources record system.
The first time someone speaks of Rick in the Café; they ask if he would have a drink with them. Rick refuses, like he always does. A German banker tries to get into the Café and Rick sends him away. A man (Ugarte), a friend of Ricks, comes in and asks Rick to hold on to letters of transit. Rick agrees and hides them in Sam’s piano.
Explanation The small group arrives at the airport. To Ilsa's surprise, Rick orders Laszlo's luggage put on the plane. Laszlo and Renault's assistant walk towards the plane, leaving Rick, Renault and Ilsa alone. Rick tells Renault to put Ilsa and Laszlo's name on the letters. The love theme plays as Rick reveals his true plan to Ilsa.
Carver shows Claire’s isolation from Stuart through their obvious lack of communication, apparent by his failure to inform his wife of the dead body which he had stumbled upon. Newspaper reporters continually call the house seeking details. So many reporters are aware of the incident, yet Claire is ignorant and thus isolated from both her husband and the event itself. Also, by using Claire as the narrator the reader has an insight into her own thoughts and opinions, which she fails to voice aloud to Stuart. Her failure to
It is like he is experiencing some form of discomfort or despair. He does not seem to be interested in why his African American coworker has to say about why he is late or absent from work and Alan does not seem to organize and interpret the female subordinate feelings. Overall, I get the impression that Alan is not interested in the interview. 2. Describe how Alan’s opening comments in the video (his view of his job) affect his approach to the performance reviews.
But secretly inside he hated the environment in which he lived, he hated the imperialistic government in which resided in Burma, and he hated the residents of Burma. “…I thought the greatest joy in the world would be to drive a bayonet into a Buddhist priest’s guts.” (Page 310) He felt all of this hatred for the people around him, but yet he felt as if he had to go along with everything and everyone else just to live in harmony. As Orwell was summoned to the “tiny incident” as he called it, taking care of the elephant situation, he found that the residents of the village did not know exactly what was going on with the elephant until they found out that there could possibly be a shooting, or at least some excitement. For example, he asked some of the villagers if they had seen the elephant. Some said that the elephant went to the left and some said that the elephant went to the right and some did not even know about the elephant at all.
There is no training program for them that state any reasons why the culture of the company relies on customer satisfaction. So in this case some employees may feel resentment for having to put so much effort into making their customer happy. For instance, some Nordstrom employees may feel that it is too difficult to meet the needs of some of their customers. Employees are expected to go out of their way, even to work long hours or beyond their hours to meet their customers’ needs, but they do not get compensated for any overtime. The environment for this employee could be very stressful and cause them to not want to put much effort into sales.
The Lin's Family are from China. They are traveling from China to America. They never been to america before so they really dont know what they are gonna see. They dont know yet how diffrent they are from people in America.The only thing thats really diffreant is their table manners and maybe the way they dress. Thats why i chose for the mood to be awkward.
They couldn’t bank at normal banks because banks didn’t carry clerks speaking Italian, so they were stuck banking with crooks they thought to be honest. The immigrants were bleed of their money in most places and looked down on by most. Many people in the city of Chicago disliked immigrants and law enforcement was clearly not concerned with the immigrants’ problems. It wasn’t until the Immigration Protection League that immigrants began to receive fair treatment. Without the Immigration Protection League it is possible that legislation and equality for immigrants would have been stunted
To have such a bitter attitude towards waiters or coffee shop workers shows me that Michael Lewis is not empathetic simply because he has never been in that situation. I came to this conclusion for the following reasons; Lewis refers to the tip jar as a “beggars cup”, the concept of waiters depending virtually solely on tips is not very real to Lewis, and Lewis believes that tips or more like a tax. When the phrase “beggars cup” is said, one can’t help but imagine a homeless person sitting on a sidewalk harassing commuters for loose change for nothing in return. By Lewis comparing a bum on the side of the road to a hard working employee of a clean establishment is pushing crossing the line. A worker who performs a service for you should be rewarded for speedy service.