PART 1As discussed in Unit 5, approximately 85% of jobs are filled using networking. There are many ways you can organize your network. One way is through the use of a network mind map. The mind map presented here is a basic one that begins with six (6) current contacts. To expand your network, brainstorm two (2) additional contacts you might be able to make through each of those first six. Complete this Network Mind Map (on the next page) by adding names for contacts or organizations that you can use to build your network in each of the boxes. Your finished mind map will have 18 potential contacts you could use to find and get a job. Once you have completed the mind map, reflect on the experience by answering the following: Of the original six (6) contacts:How many were relatives? Click here to enter text.How many were friends? Click here to enter text.How many were business acquaintances? Click here to enter text.Which types of original contacts would be most helpful in finding job opportunities (if any) and why? Click here to enter text.How difficult was it for you to expand your network by adding two (2) secondary contact to each of the original six (6)? Click here to enter text.PART 2As discussed in Unit 6, there are numerous approaches to a job search. The key is to find the ones that work for you. The first step is to determine where the opportunities exist in your career field. While a graduate with a BSN (nursing) may be able to submit a job application to a hospital or clinic and find a job, this will likely not work for someone with a business or IT degree. In the Unit 5 assessment, you were required to begin work identifying your network, might you find a job through your contacts? Consider the job search approaches using the hidden and published job market; chose one approach from each and describe how you could use it to find your perfect job. Please respond to the following: internat jon board , Newspaper ads, linkedln job board, company website, professional organization, company websites Select one (1) approach to job searching using the published job market. Choose an item. Then list and describe, using three (3) or four (4) sentences, three steps you would take while using the chosen approach.1.Step 1 Click here to enter text.2.Step 2 Click here to enter text.3.Step 3 Click here to enter text.Select one (1) approach to job searching using the hidden job market. Choose an item. Then list and describe, using three (3) or four (4) sentences, three steps you would take while using the chosen approach.1.Step 1 Click here to enter text.2.Step 2 Click here to enter text.3.Step 3 Click here to enter text.Respond to the following:1.Explain why you choose those two (2) approaches.2.Consider the published and hidden approaches you described..

Select a significant tragic event (either domestic or global) that has occurred during the last 50 years. The interactive PowerPoint in this unit provides some ideas of historical tragic events but understand that these are just ideas. After describing the event and the post-tragedy events, discuss the ethical aspects revolving around this incident. This may require some additional research to understand the ethical situations and the impact these had on affected people being able to move on with their lives. Describe the actions of people and organizational leaders directly and indirectly involved with the tragedy. Specifically, address the ethical issues they faced. What were some of the actions of local, state and federal personnel with respect to dealing with this tragedy? Explain the strategies of organizations that attempted to assist with the clean-up after the tragic event. Describe several of the pressures that influenced their strategies. Distinguish between social responsibility, integrity and simple business ethics. How has this event affected the ethical culture here in the United States? What other affect has it had on society as a whole? Your response should be a minimum of two double-spaced pages. References should include, at minimum, one additional credible reference beyond the required reading. All sources used must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations, and cited per APA guidelines.

Question I - At the end of a long day, Sabrina, a cashier for a supermarket is counting the paper money.  One of the bills falls from the cash register into the bottom of Sabrina’s purse.  What elements of embezzlement are present in this situation?  Should Sabrina be convicted of embezzlement?  Why or why not? Question II - Fort Thomas Living is a small publishing company located in the Northern Kentucky.  Recently, Fort Thomas Living has contracted with several different local writers to publish various magazines and short-story books.  Once such transaction involves an exchange of $10,200.  Another transaction involves an exchange of $9,600?  Are both of these exchanges of money subject to the disclosure requirements of the Money Laundering Control Act?