Portfolio 3Request for a Recommendation Letter, Ch. 7 Situation: You have just received an offer letter from your “dream job” (PwC) company, and you are very excited about the opportunity! As part of the application process, you have been asked to submit a letter of recommendation from a professor(an accounting professor). Follow the guidelines in Chapter 7; review the sample letter on page 165(see the attachment for the screen shot), but do not copy!! Your task: Requests for recommendations and references are routine, so you can organize your inquiry using the direct approach. Open your message by clearly stating why the recommendation is required and that you would like your reader to write the letter. If you haven’t had contact with the person for some time, use the opening to trigger the reader’s memory of the relationship you had, the dates of association, and any special events that might bring a clear and favorable picture of you to mind. Tips: Use the body of the request to list all the information the recipient would need in order to write the recommendation, including the full name and address of the person to whom the letter should be sent. Consider including an updated resume if you’ve had significant career advancement since your last contact. Close your message with an expression of appreciation. When asking for an immediate recommendation, you should also mention the deadline. Always be sure to enclose a stamped, preaddressed envelope (or email address) as a convenience to the other party. Figure 7.2 (p. 165) provides an example of a request that follows these guidelines. You may wish to use this peer review as an additional guide, but it is not an official assignment.Please do not use any reference/works cited!!

Explain when a Balanced Scorecard would be most useful for a company and who would be in charge of creating one. Describe how different aspects of the scorecard can be more beneficial for some companies rather than others.

Listening Scenario 1 - Chris & Damien.mp4Play media comment.downloadListening Scenario 2 - Trevor & Meg.mp4Play media comment.Directions:Watch the two videos above featuring two separate communication scenarios. Then, answer the following questions. You're responses should use complete sentences and should be two to four sentences per question.Scenario 1 - Chris & Damien:a. Identify at least two common barriers to listening in this scene and give an example for each.b. Was Damien using mindful listening or mindless listening? Use examples to support your claim.c. Was Chris using mindful listening or mindless listening? Use examples to support your claim.d. Identify at least two of the potential listening responses listed in the Chapter 7 Outline on Canvas (in the Modules Section) used in this scene and give an example for each.Scenario 2: Trevor & Med:a. Identify at least two common barriers to listening in this scene and give an example for each. (Choose two that are different than the ones you used for scenario 1 above).b. Was Trevor using mindful listening or mindless listening? Use examples to support your claim.c. Was Med using mindful listening or mindless listening? Use examples to support your claim.d. Identify at least two of the potential listening responses listed in the Chapter 7 Outline on Canvas (in the Modules Section) used in this scene and give an example for each. (Choose two that are different than the ones you used for scenario 1 above).