Carly Fiorina Specific Purpose: To inform my audience of Carly Fiorina and her accomplishments in life. Introduction I. Being a woman in the workplace is always tough, you never know if you will get the respect that you deserve, and if you will be treated with the same admiration as your male colleagues. Carly Fiorina is a great example of this; she broke the mold of women rising to the top in the workplace. In 1998 she was named for the number one spot of “The Fifty Most Powerful Women
A self-made woman who worked her way to the top being the only woman to lead a 50 Fortune Company Hewlett-Packard, Carly Fiorina is an American Presidential candidate for the 2016 elections. Although there are some speculations of Carly’s time at Hewlett-Packard under her supervision the company grew to become the eleventh largest company in America. At the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Fiorina delivered an impressive well articulate speech focusing on issues such as the next Presidents need
Hewlett Packard Case Study The Hewlett Packard case was a scandal that happened in 2006. The board of directors in Hewlett Packard was involved in a scandal. Hewlett Packard was using different legally questionable methods to try to spy on their directors. Over periods of time discussions from the board members were being leaked and they could not figure out why. Private investigators were hired and they found out George Keyworth was the one behind it all. One of the methods that was used
in it for the money, they have chosen the wrong profession. Adding a negative environment into the mix, makes it harmful for an individual. The unfavorable working atmosphere can damage a nurse’s psychologically and financially (Oyeleye, Patricia, O'Connor, & Dunn, 2013). When a nurse is constantly being put down and ridicule by their colleagues directly or indirectly, she will experience anxiety which can lead to poor job performance and absenteeism. Whenever a nurse calls out, other nurses are asked
leaking Board sensitive information and the investigation of board members. As such this essay explores key factors relating to: (a) the drivers for the investigation and the tacit approval of this conduct; (b) issues of legal versus ethical conduct; (c) issues missed when analyzing the pretext decision and; (d) the governance strengths and weaknesses of the HP board. The drivers behind the pretexting investigation and the unspoken approval by the legal counsel
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