Ramona was presented with what seemed to be the opportunity of a lifetime with a very successful company who would be able to provide her with a financially comfortable lifestyle. Due to her hard work and success acquiring her Masters, Ramona deserves to be a part of a great company, a company that will be loyal to her, one that shares the same values and beliefs. With that being said, looking at the situation from an ethical and spiritual perspective, accepting the job would most likely not be a very wise choice. I say this because of a series of things that occurred during her weekend long “get to know you event” which raised some red flags. When Ramona asked the recruiter about the company sending their researchers all over the world to discover new products, his response was very vague. He laughed, and then indirectly answered her question by …show more content…
Ramona asked critical thinking questions so that when she was officially presented with the job, she would have all the facts on the table about the company which she needed and wanted to know so that she wouldn’t react too quickly (Kubaskek, Brennan, Browne, 2015, p2,4). Ramona also applied Legal reasoning by finding out the facts, the issue, whether or not significant ambiguity was applied and finding missing information that is relevant (Kubaskek, Brennan, Browne, 2015, p10-13). After the recruiters last remark about Ramona being a Liberty grad and assuming that she was a Christian, therefore she could probably “talk the talk” this directly infers that Ramona would be used as their platform in a undesirable way to simply to bring in new distributors in the South and I’m sure any other place they could use Ramona to bait Christian
Carmen Rodriquez is a Human Service Professional whose main function is to equip her clients with the tools and services needed to manage the day to day life stressors. Carmen Rodriquez’s main motivation is to assist her clients in becoming self-sufficient. To do this she must overcome problems such as the bureaucracy of the social service system and the resistance of the clients to accept her advice. Carmen Rodriquez is a caring professional who respects the individuality of her clients.
Donna was working for a social outreach program that was mainly focused upon helping women and children find alternatives to prostitution and drugs. Donna is currently under a considerable amount of stress as she was recently divorced and laid off from her job. Donna has admitted to recently relapsing with the use of alcohol and has recently shaved her head in a personal
Allan already had a job before but he thinks that his salary wouldn’t be enough for them and now entered a job he really is interested in. In the Anne Forbes, he thinks that this will be the perfect work for him though it’s also a risk for his life because it really takes hard work for him to do his job.
She applies at Menards and Wal-Mart while terrified that she will not pass a drug test due to a “chemical indiscretion” (Ehrenreich 125). But she passes her drug test and gets offered employment at both places. She chooses to work at Wal-Mart because Menards asks her to work overtime without getting compensated for it. While working at Wal-Mart, Barbara moves to live in a hotel- failing to find a place to live.
2. DeLena is a single teenager mother, do you believe she needs a different approach to her rehabilitation?
I am writing in regards to the proof of child support payments you requested. It has come to my attention that Roy Frederick has not been making the payments and therefore have no proof of child support payments. I however would like to proceed with the process of my application.
Due to the fact that the case study explains how Tonya was retained in kindergarten, I would be comfortable saying Tonya is somewhere in the age grouping of seven or eight years old, making her fit into the middle childhood stage. I feel in some way that Tonya is more mature for her age. She has to get up to take care of her brother, which obviously means she is getting herself ready in the morning for school. Tonya’s social-emotional development fits more for a child in their early adolescent stage. Since the teacher explains, “Tonya challenged my patience, professionalism, and decision making” (McDevitt & Ormrod, 2010, pp. 3). This type of development is primarily shown in the grouping of ten to fourteen years of age. Tonya’s aggression may be because some children show poor behaviors towards peers that are unacceptable (McDevitt & Ormrod, 2010). This is typical for children in her age group even if it is only a small percentage.
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On February 3rd, 2013, patient Carlos Ramirez was referred to my office by his 1st psychiatrist with symptoms of severe depression and preoccupations with health disorders. Patient has had adverse side effects with Prozac and Zoloft. Carlos has been seen by primary care physician and 2 mental health officials to discuss his feelings of impending death and depression. Upon arrival, Carlos and I spoke about his early life, what events triggered his current pattern of thinking, what in his personal life has changed recently, and what other treatment plans have been used to help cure Carlos’ feelings of depression. Carlos described symptoms of despair, poor concentration on topics, loss of interest in daily tasks and subjects that once brought interest, and tearfulness at thoughts of passing and what state this would leave his children and family in. He has been hospitalized for his depression and reported that a mixture of anti-depression and anti-anxiety drugs helped to lift symptoms temporarily. His reported symptoms are consistent of the previous diagnosis of depression. Depression is classified as the inability to do things once found enjoyable, fear to move forward in one’s life, loss of self, and debilitating feelings of sorrow. Carlos’ has many symptoms concurrent with those of depression. Carlos also has a history of medical and mental disorders in his father’s side of the family.
When we first meet Erin, she is trying to convince a doctor to let her work at his practice, so she can get the money to support her three children. When she doesn’t get the job due her lack of experience, she continues to search the help wanted ads in the newspapers and call every location with a possible job opportunity available. Finally, after many rejections she calls the law firm that represented her during her car accident settlement looking for a job opportunity. Erin goes down to the law firm and “talks her way--she really badgers and bullies her way--into a job with Masry”, her lawyer after he continuously dodged her calls (Kirp). Nothing in life was ever handed to Erin therefore over the years she learned to fight for what she wanted no matter how often people dismiss her. Many women after so many rejections would have given up their fight to find a job, but Erin refused to take no for an answer because she is a strong, independent woman who must support her three young
Most top corporations love to spoil their potential employees with luxurious items or pleasures to persuade them and win them over through buying off potential employees. After reading, I believe that Ramona should not take the offer
The ethical dilemma is whether Mark Solomon, a human resource specialist, should hire Lupe Garza knowing that her real name and identity is Carmen Mendoza. If Mark hires her knowing she is using a false identity, this could result in serious consequences for himself, his employer, and also Lupe and her family.
Bacopa Caroline is a very unpretentious, long-stemged perennial plant with bright and juicy leaves. Ideal for a beginner aquarist also thanks to the fact that it grows well both in fresh and salt water, and also multiplies well in captivity.
In the movie The Proposal starring Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds, an ethical dilemma is shown by Sandra Bullock’s character, Margaret Tate. Margaret is the executive editor in chief of a book publishing company and Andrew Paxton is her assistant. Margaret’s visa is soon to be revoked as she violated some of the terms in her work visa. Andrew has worked his way up at the book publishing company and dreams of being an editor at the company. With Margaret on the verge of deportation, she expresses to Andrew that this could also set back all of his accomplishments and he would have to start back at the bottom if he didn’t have her to help him.
This is one of the factors that makes Meg Whitman to accept the offer from eBay. This incident showed that she has a good decision making skills. As a successful businessman, she had a good decision making skills by making any choices or decision that will get the benefits by everyone in a company such as eBay .She has the ability to define any problem in her business and selected the best choices or made a good decision. She always want to select the best ways to solve the problem and make sure that the company will get the benefits. She was confident in the decision that she makes. Besides that, She wanted to challenge herself .As a businessman, she can wager that every day will be loaded with new chances to test herself and scholarly something new. Whether its something about taxes, about accounting, or other things. She constantly intrigued by the parts and bits of information that she adapted consistently to keep her business on track. She felt there was no challenge in her old job so she decided to change a new environment by changing her new job and aim to achieve success. Morever, eBay as offered her a high salary job. I think the reason why she choosed eBay because she wanted to earn more money to carry her two children. I think she wanted to make more money to live in a comfortable life with her two children. She wanted to increase her profit