Deliverable Write down your answers to the following six questions. There are many brainstorming methods you could consider. Some people like making lists while others prefer to just free-write paragraphs. Some would rather draw a mind map or even make voice memos. Just so long as it helps you record the information and get your brain going, any method is fine. Here are some things to consider in your brainstorming session, with brainstorming questions for each: 1. Your research/professional interests in the field What interests you most in your field? Consider what you’ve researched/done before, and how closely you want your future interests to hew to what you’ve done in the past. Are there particular issues, tasks, projects, themes, methods, theories, etc. that interest you? What problems are you hoping to solve or address through your work/future career? 2. Your research/professional background and qualifications What major projects have you worked on? For example, Did you write a thesis? Do an amazing internship? Work on a research project? Build an app? Have clinical experience? If you have work experience, how is it relevant to your program, internship, or job? What competencies and skills did you build there that carry over to your planned research/work? 3. Your major accomplishments Any major accomplishments not covered in your background/qualifications? Try to tie them back to your ability to succeed in graduate school, internship, and/o your specific professional endeavors. 4. What’s appealing about the specific program/job/internship you’re applying to What about them made them attractive to you? How can they help you grow professionally and/or educationally? How will your work fit there? 5. Why you’re passionate about the field What made you initially interested? What goals are you passionate about accomplishing? What do you find particularly fascinating or intriguing in your field? 6. Weaknesses to address Are there any weaknesses in your application you need to address? If you have a semester with very low grades or another “hole” in your application, you can address it directly in your statement of purpose. Don't offer excuses, but it’s fine to provide some kind of explanation: were you dealing with a family emergency or chronic illness? Did you need to work full-time and go to school full-time? Whatever you write, try to frame it in positive terms, to emphasize your ultimate success in the face of setbacks. PreviousNext

https://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/comments/2xtw9w/hot_coffee_2013_the_true_story_of_the_mcdonalds/Number your answersQuestions 1-6 are worth 2pts each, 7-8 are worth 4pts each1. What opinion do you have on this topic of tort reform and frivolous lawsuits before watching the film? How did you form this opinion?2. What is the thesis and who is the primary audience of the proposal the film makes?3. How fairly does the film use definition/categorical arguments and ethical arguments to bolster its central proposal?4. Identify any logical fallacies the film used or responded to.5. How do the different arguments in the film use ethos (authority) to support their argument?6. How are the arguments supported by VISUAL claims and evidence? How does this benefit from being a documentary instead of an essay?7. Is the article below a fair criticism of Hot Coffee? Why or why not?What is the most insightful criticism it offers of the film?What is the most worthless thing it says about the film?http://www.forbes.com/sites/docket/2011/06/30/cup-half-full-hot-coffee-serves-up-slanted-view-of-liability-system/8. This article discusses the follow-up to the Jamie Leigh Jones vs KBR casehttp://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/07/kbr-could-win-jamie-leigh-jones-rape-trialWhat effect does the outcome of this case have on the argument of Hot Coffee? Why?plegerisem will be checked.

For Part III of your case study, you examine employee motivation, satisfaction, concerns and conditions in the post-strike environment. Write a 3–4-page expository essay (excluding cover page and reference page) that that will serve as your review and recommendation as to the employee’s needs.Include the following in your essay:Describe the potential concerns from the employees who were on strike and are now back on the job.Identify two motivational theories that you would use.Describe how you will identify employee motivation.Create a plan to optimize the quality of employee work life.Provide an overview of how teams and work divisions will be impacted.Provide a forecast for future strikes and how to keep the employees and company satisfied.