If a firm wanted to recruit people like you, how could they best identify you and where could they put a recruiting message where you are likely to see and respond to it?
I consider myself as a true millennial. I am a social media fan and an ardent technology savvy. So, if a company wants to reach out to me, they can leverage on the power of social media. The company needs to post an interactive job opening on social media professional platform like Linked In. Clear job description with crisp details of the roles and responsibilities, would help the company to attract millennials like me. The company can also indulge in mobile recruiting strategies as usually the millennials do not refer to the traditional job postings and hence, the job advertisement may get unnoticed.
If a firm wanted to recruit people like you, how could they best identify you and...
Identify a business you would like to create. What health, community, and environmental concerns might emerge as you imagine building your firm? Where would you turn for advice and information to anticipate how you should respond? Why?
You are a politician and would like to know how the percentage of people that support your proposition. You go out and get a random sample of 1000 register voters that are likely to vote in the upcoming election and find out that 300 of them will vote for your proposition. Based upon your observed sample proportion, how many voters would you need to sample if you wanted your margin of error to be 7% with 99% confidence? a) 57...
If you could do anything you wanted in your current organization without constraints, how would you design your organization, and what would you change? If you are not currently working, or would like to use another organization, that is also acceptable. Please provide specific examples as they relate to the topics of this unit.
Why do you think people cheat on their taxes? What could the government do to decrease how much/many people cheat on their taxes? Do you think that if people knew exactly where their tax dollars were going they'd be less likely to cheat on their income taxes, why or why not?
How could you conduct a study on the extent to which people obey authority in a way that minimizes risks and deception as much as possible? (Note: Such a study would not have to look at all like Milgram’s.) Provide a substantive, complete summary of the proposed study and how it minimizes risks/deception.(3 paragraphs at least)
imagine we wanted to look a predictors of popularity of famous sports people. We might hypothesize that the type of sport played would predict how popular the sports person was. Imagine we recruited 100 participants and asked them to rate out of 10(10 = They are the best sports person in the world, 0 = They are the worst sports person in the world) how much they liked 100 famous sports people from 10 different types of sports ( 10...
Would you willingly participate in a sociological study, like the Stanford Prison Experiment, that could potentially put your health and safety at risk, but had the potential to help thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people? Explain the code of ethics for social research and defend if you think it is too restrictive and would prevent quality social research?
How do cognitive biases influence your decisions? This could cover your choice in vehicles, people you interact with, where you will or will not go alone, and so forth. Address the behavior, the cognitive bias, and how you may be making an inaccurate choice.
How could you use in-group favoritism to explain how people would behave if they believe the out-group is a threat?
If two people are having a debate, how do you decide who wins? It could be a political debate on television, or a formal debate competition, or even a debate between friends. "How do you decide" can be interpreted as how you personally decide, how people in general decide, or how a person should decide.