Devin Rehovsky is a man of many talents. He is the Superintendent for Cottonwood Golf Course in Casselton, ND, and studies Finance along with Agribusiness at North Dakota State University in Fargo, ND. Passionate about many different things, he loves to gain new skills making him more knowledgeable as he gets more experience. Devin continues to strive for excellence and doesn’t stop until things are done to the highest level of satisfaction. He has learned many skills through working as the Superintendent; He has not only learned how to manage his employees, but learned time management, responsibility, and working with a team. Devin is proficient with his computer skills; he works with excel, word, and access. With his computer skill, he is also skilled in the operation of social media sites. What makes Devin different from everyone else is not only his many talents, but his drive to do things the correct way so they last. Devin developed his work ethic from his father, Mark, who is a very successful man. What really sets him apart is his thinking, Devin is a creative thinker; He thinks of all the possibilities and chooses the one that will get the job done the best way. Devin has had many different accomplishments in his life, some personal and others …show more content…
His parents, Mark and Darcee; and his brother, Chad. Mark works at Agcountry Farm Credit Service in Fargo, ND. Darcee works at Casselton Veterinary Services in Casselton, ND. Chad is a graduate student at NDSU with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. As a family, before Chad and Devin left for college, they lived in Casselton, ND. As a family, they enjoy taking family trips anywhere from lake of the woods in Minnesota and Canada to Cancun and Hawaii. When they are together as a family they enjoy their time. Devin’s parents have taught him respect and how to excel as an individual on his own. With great role models as parents he has adapted to become a hard working, caring, and powerful
The Other Wes Moore is a novel that shows the different paths of two different men, one successful and the other not so fortunate. We discovered their different identities and how their choices and role models effect their lives. Wes 1 was led by his brave, hard working mother and the great military men. He didn't make incredibly great decisions but the people in his life helped him turn into the successful man he is today.However, Wes 2 had a brother who dealt drugs. The novel guides you through the 8 crazy years that led to Wes Moore 1's success and Wes Moore 2's life sentence for prison.
How many individuals have gone to extreme lengths to reevaluate who they are as a person, to find their purpose? Christopher McCandless was an outrageous individual who was not afraid to push the boundaries, because of his dauntless behavior people questioned his sanity. Many people referred to Chris as a selfish person for not looking back when he decided to go into the wilderness. Christopher McCandless was not a selfish person because he has inspired many individuals to not be afraid and just go into the wild. Chris made an excellent choice by leaving; people dwell differently, on his journey he inspired many, and he hasn’t once took advantage of the opportunities he was given by those he come across in his journey. People didn’t agree with Chris’s decision to pack and leave. In chapter 8 of Into the Wild John Krakauer includes letters that he receives from people that did not agree, and believed that Chris was a selfish person Most of the letters that John Krakauer received were nasty and unnecessary; they were letters of individuals expressing their opinion on Christopher McCandless. “McCandless had already gone over the edge and just happen to hit rock bottom in Alaska.”(Jans) nobody deserves to die, especially not a horrific death like Christopher McCandless. Cristopher McCandless past because of starvation and possibly poisoned by a wrong plant he consumed. His decomposing body weighing only sixty seven pounds was discovered in the Alaska terrier inside a rustic old bus that was located twenty five miles west of Healy, and was used as a halfway boundary.. His body was discovered by a group of people, who rescued his body and found Chris. Those letters expressed the opinions of many; the people believed Chris was childish ...
Writing a story is pretty difficult. Writing a short story is even harder, there is so much that has to be accomplished; in both commercial and literary fiction! The plot, the structure, whether it has a happy, unhappy, or indeterminate ending. There must be artistic unity, chance, coincidence, rising action, climax, falling action. Most importantly there must be characterization. Characters make the story! “anyone can summarize what a person in a story has done, but a writer needs considerable skill and insight into human beings to describe convincingly who a person is” [page 168]
Having the right mix of people as part of your management team can be critical to the overall success of a company. In the article Team Management it states, “success or failure is a result of whether people work together effectively as a team” (Davies, Margerison & McCann, 1998, p. 32). Therefore is essential that I have qualified employees as part of Beyond The Fairway management. The management team will consist of six fully qualified full time personnel. This will include: myself as owner and CEO, my eldest son as manager, one certified Professional Golf Association (PGA) golfing professional, and three qualified shop attendees who understand and loves the game of golf.
Imagine going to a place that is peaceful and quiet. A place where no one can judge you. A place where money doesn’t matter. Christopher McCandless decided to go to Alaska. I believe that McCandless was brave and courageous for going to a remote place where he could be himself.
Patrick Ducharme is a heroic and focused detective but sometimes he can’t help but feel helpless because his cases “[fall] into his lap, already broken, every time” (pg. 12). Despite that Patrick still manages to instil hope in all the victims he encounters so that they are not “going to be [victims] forever” (pg. 12). When Patrick arrives at the school, the shooting is still happening but Patrick was brave enough to go into the school when it was “not protocol” (pg. 21). Once in the school Patrick “had to restrain himself from running toward [the sound of the gun shots] blindly” (pg. 22), he had such a powerful need to protect those around him that he was ready to risk his own life. Patrick is motivated by his inner need to protect, which
The soldiers who fought in the Vietnam War had a very shocking experience. In Tim O’Brien’s fictional novel The Things They Carried, he discusses about his own experience and the experiences of other American soldiers who fought in the Vietnam War. O’Brien, the author of this novel plays a significant role of both the character and author. He himself is a leading character who is a Vietnam veteran and expressing his story from the past as a narrator and by creating imaginary characters in his novel. O’ Brien, explains in his novel that “In any war story, but especially a true one, it's difficult to separate what happened from what seemed to happen. What seems to happen becomes its own happening and has to be told that way” (O’Brien 57). O’Brien’s
Bam! He was smashed against the solid car door. Daniel True from Payback Time by Carl Deuker wouldn’t let them lay a hand on Kimi. He never stopped fighting for what he believed in. He inspires people to try new things and that anything is possible.
A native of Hampton Roads, Daryl Cheatham is the Chief Executive Officer of Lionsgate Investments, Inc., a registered investment advisory firm. Prior to establishing the firm in 2014, Daryl served as a Resident Director/Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch. Where he led a staff of professional financial consultants in providing customized wealth management solutions for public and private corporations, high-net-worth individuals and their families. He has provided counseling on a wide range of financial matters to small and medium-sized businesses, financial problem-solving for families, children and grandchildren education planning as well as companies and their executives. Daryl has been a valuable resource for other successful entrepreneurs.
Golf clubs are constantly making sales and buying needed supplies to keep it up and running, much like any other normal business. Golf courses also have to promote and market their club to the public. Marketing plans could range from billboards on nearby interstates to ads in the local newspaper. A golf course superintendent oversees all business roles within the club. This includes the pro shop, the golf pro, and assistants in the office. (Careers in Focus: Sports, 6) Although golf is the major sales producer, the pro shop brings in a lot of revenue as well. The pro shop is a place that everybody who comes to play golf at the club will see at some point, so that means the superintendent must maintain the shop regularly. If the superintendent forgets to check the inventory and causes the shop to have a lack of items to sell, then the clubs sales will decrease. The superintendent is also in charge of keeping the costs under control in order to maintain the given budget for the entire golf club. Whether it means finding ways to minimize prices by buying in bulk from major golf merchandise companies or just decreasing the number of items bought, it must be done regularly. (Careers in Focus: Sports, 7) Golf course superintendents also must make sure everything that’s needed for maintenance of the actual course, such as pesticides and fertilizers, are purchased on schedule. This is yet another part that must be managed in order to stay in line with the budget of the club. If a superintendent doesn’t order the pesticides or fertilizers when they’re needed, then the health of the golf course will decline. This is yet another way that shows how important a superintendent is to a golf
Everyone in the world experiences and handles different situations in a variety of ways. Personality is described “an individual’s unique collections of consistent behavioral traits (Weiten, 2016, p.380)”, and when there is an anomaly in the way the individual exhibits their behavioral traits it can create a multitude of personality disorders. In the movie Split, the antagonist, Kevin Wendell Crumb, illustrates many symptoms that encompasses dissociative identity disorder by utilizing Crumb as a demonstration of the disorder.
Chris McCandless, a man who went into the wilderness and died in a bus, in the cold wilderness of Alaska, after living 114 days in the Alaska cold. Though, before ending up in Alaska Chris was constantly on the move. Yet he somehow was able to meet people and befriend them. Such people were Wayne Westerberg, Jan Burres, her boyfriend Bob and finally Ronald Franz. In the end, of meeting all these people, Chris ended up leaving such a strong impression on each of them. Though why did Chris McCandless leave such a strong impression on them? Well, in the book “Into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer, one can read how Chris influenced people, encouraged them, how people thought he was a hard worker that lived out his own beliefs and there are many more reasons
Johnson’s strengths are that she has the experience of military and attended HBS, where both her leader personality and business insight were enabled. She is a “go-getter” and can “instill confidence into the people around her”, according to her colleagues and subordinates. She is also communicative, because she initiated “one-to-one” conversation with every employee, and arranged plant-wide “state of the site” meetings from quarterly to monthly. In addition, Johnson is an insightful person because she mentioned multiple times that she would not sacrifice long term interest for short term growth.
Anthony. He is an accomplished business leader and educator. He has been the Assistant Principal at Lakewood Elementary for one year. Mr. Anthony has the support from his faculty and colleagues. He has received his leadership training from various universities a degree in Specialist in Educational Leadership from Chicago?s National Louis University. A Masters in Business Administration from Florida A& M University (A. Anthony, personal communication, April 13, 2016). Also, Mr. Anthony has had an opportunity to be a leader while working with Fortune 500 companies such as FedEx and CP Morgan. In the realm of education, had been able to implement policies, educational programs, and curriculum activities and balance budgets (A. Anthony, personal communication, April 13,
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