ANALYSIS OF ENTERPREUNER CHARACTERS FOREWORD Praise and Gratitude I pray to the presence of God Almighty, because of all the abundance of favors and His Grace so that I can complete my Final Project entitled Analysis of this entrepreneur character well and Insha Allah without the slightest obstacle. I express my deepest gratitude to the lecturer in the subject for all his guidance so that I can complete this final assignment. Hopefully what I write in this paper can be a reference and insight insight for anyone who could read this paper. If there are errors in writing this paper, I apologize profusely and hopefully these mistakes can be material for learning and improvement for me as a writer so that I can be better going forward. That’s all and thank you, Salam.     Makassar, 17 June 2020     Author           CHAPTER 1 PRELIMINARY   PROBLEM FORMULATION The formulation of the problem of this paper are: What are some examples of successful entrepreneurs under the age of 30? What are some examples of successful…

Struggle for Equal Rights by African Americans Although the Modern Civil Rights movements gained increased recognition in the 1940s, this is not to mean that the 1940s was the onset of the struggle for civil rights in the USA. On the contrary, the 1940s was the peak of the campaigns and civil rights movements against the continued oppression of African-Americans in the country.  African-Americans were regarded as vital economic inputs in plantations in the Southern states, thus pitting coloured communities against the dominant white race.  The debates on slavery and marginalization of African-Americans did serve as trigger factors to the American Civil War. While the Southern states were supportive of slavery, the Northern states called for the upholding of the rights of all racial groups in the country.  Although the passing of both the Fifteenth and the Fourteenth Amendment sought to foster equal rights among all groups, this was not necessarily the case. The emergence of many civil rights movements in the country can be linked to the marginalization of coloured communities by the dominant white race. African-Americans were viewed…

 Title:  IMPORTANCE OF ROOF MAINTENANCE. Getting an experienced contractor to help you with roof maintenance is the right turn to keep your roof in good shape and ensure that you are safe in extremely egregious weather conditions. Lucidly, as known, the roof is the essential guard against snow, rainfall, falling tissues from the atmosphere, and many others. Under roof maintenance, fixing potential leaks, trimming of encroaching tree branches, removing molds, lichens, and other tissues that cause gutter clogging is the standard course. Having a good roof of your head is a safety guarantee in all sorts of weather anomalies. Concisely roofs cannot remain in the same condition as when installed; therefore, maintenance is the way to go. What’s the importance of a roof? Roofs act as a shield against rainfall, storm, snow, hail, and heat. Roofs need tender care as they face all sorts of weather hazards and become vulnerable to further blow; therefore, if maintenance is neglected, the roof’s lifespan drops drastically. Why is roof maintenance essential? Weather hazards and chemical fragments present in the atmosphere majorly contribute to…

HIST 1301 2. Yes. The formation of a racially-based slave labor system was inevitable in colonial Virginia. Before the 1660s, the legal system of Virginia oscillated between tacitly recognizing the relative equality of persons of African descent and their inferiority. The early Virginian slave law was instituted to eliminate any ambiguities inherent in the customary practices, which gave recognition of the interests in people. From the beginning, black labor was accorded different treatment from white labor. Legally, the basis of white labor in colonial Virginia was contracted, and ordinarily, the white laborers in colonial Virginia possessed indentures that specifically stated a specified period of time in which their labor would be the property of their masters. Customarily, the majority of the Africans in colonial Virginia did not arrive under voluntary status and thus were not subject to any legal protection against perpetual servitude. Furthermore, the services offered by the Africans were not safeguarded under any law. The unequal treatment of African labor compared to white labor was also evident in colonial Virginia in that there were statutory provisions that safeguarded…

Blackhole Ashishreddy Maggidi Cybersecurity Planning and Management Phishing refers to cybercriminal activity that seeks to obtain sensitive information such as credentials from an individual prevalent in emails. The email is disguised to resemble a legitimate organization and is distributed to a large number of people. The email typically contains an urgent tone that spells out consequences if the respondent fails to communicate within the availed timeframe.  Blackhole is a subset of phishing that is a web application that helps malicious attackers to implant malicious scripts on websites or emails that manipulate security flaws of the system to provide access.  The Blackhole exploit kits are developed from PHP and MYSQL and capitalize on security flaws that ameliorate the chances of the efficacy of an exploit.  The kit is updated and is released into the public domain Statistics indicate that individuals who perform click rates on email are mostly triggered by the warning that is noted in such email (Bhadane 2017). The number of individuals who fail to comply and click on the link are cautious and understand the risk assessment of…

Unit 8 AS Population, Urbanization, Environment, Social Change Question 1 Differences between the Formal and Informal Economy. A formal economy entails the economic activities that are taxable, monitored and controlled by the governmental agencies. The government plays a significant role in measuring the economic impact through the evaluation of various economic variables. In the formal economy, many activities are included in the gross domestic product and gross national product of the nation. In the formal economy, the government plays the main role in registering the labourers and businesses. Formal economies include that of developed countries such as the United States and Canada. All the activities by individuals can be accounted for by the government due to increased transparency and the absence of the black market. The national income for nations that operate under the formal economy is certain because all the sectors of the economy are evaluated effectively. All the money that circulates in the economy affects the overall economic growth. This is because all the transactions are recorded effectively by firms and reports analyzed. On the other hand, an…

Importance of Education Over the years, education has proved to be the best way to develop a country or society. This is how individuals and groups of people acquire knowledge, internalize values, and master skills. Whether it is socially, politically, or economically, education plays a vital role in a country’s progress. It enriches people’s understanding of themselves and improves their lives and these results in a broader range of social benefits to the country and the individuals. The education and training within a country’s workforce are crucial in determining how a country performs either politically or economically. Education is a significant and vital contributor to the development of any state. The Economy Education is, by far, one of the most important factors of economic development in any country. For any country to achieve sustainable economic growth, it must invest substantially in human capital. Education helps to improve people’s creativity, promote technological advances, entrepreneurship, and enhance the workforce’s productivity. Individuals’ abilities in a country, which is referred o as human capital, are crucial for the growth of a nation. Rich countries…

Health Belief Model The health belief model is a guide used to promote health and prevent disease programs. It gives results and predicts changes in health behaviors making it the most commonly used model in understanding human behavior. Additionally, it focuses on individual beliefs about health conditions as well as predicting health-related behaviors. There are various factors that influence health behaviors as an individual perceives a threat to sickness referred to as perceived susceptibility (Edberg, 2015). Cues to action are the exposure to factors that prompt actions and perceived barriers to action while the beliefs of consequences are referred to as perceived severity. Finally, confidence ability to succeed known as self-efficacy and potential positive benefits of action referred to as perceived benefit. For instance, perceived susceptibility on the Covid 19 pandemic, which has made various countries worldwide cues to action on hindering international movement to help control the spread of the disease. The belief that the use of masks and frequently sanitizing is perceived severity that the spread will be minimal. The perceived benefit from the action is that minimal…

RUBRIC Maximum number of points = 30 – If nothing is turned in by the deadline = 0 points – If the paper is turned in by the deadline, the 30 points are distributed as follows: – 3 points for respecting technical specifications (writing in essay format rather than bullet points; meeting the requirement of minimum 4 and maximum 6 pages, double-spaced, Times New Roman 12, 1 inch margins all around; papers shorter than 4 pages or longer than 6 pages are not eligible for the full 3 points); – 8 points for presenting a position about the environment of business for the selected country (1 point for clearly stating the position, aka the argument of the paper, in the introductory paragraph; 1 point for the position being an answer to the main question for the paper, as stated in the analytical paper guidelines―for example, despite a current law that limits forms of ownership for foreign direct investors, the prevalence of the rule of law combined with cultural similarities and political stability, make the country’s environment favorable to American investments;…

Knowledge Management Systems Management Systems I am working in the human resource sector. In this industry, management systems are crucial.  Specifically, we use the management system knowledge in different ways such as employee payroll, data, and recruitment. As human resource personnel, I will focus on a system known as Automated Data Processing (ADP) since it is commonly used in the workplace (Søilen & Tontini, 2013). When a person has hired their information including their personal, timekeeping, job description, and pay is stored in the system. Additionally, when an employee is transferred, promoted, or demoted among other changes in the job specification, their information is changed using an effective date. This helps to collect detailed information from an employee. The ADP systems comprise of a reporting tool that is known as an ADPR. With this feature, it becomes easy to run both simple and complex queries. For instance, a human resource manager may need to get information on certain service data for service awards. Therefore, the HR manager can use the ADP reporting tool to extract the information of the employees…