Can someone help me with my Week 3 Assignment in Management and Organizations?
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Paper Style: APA Paper Type: N/A
Taken English? Yes English as Second Language? No
Feedback Areas: General, N/A
Paper Goals: Identify the top three issues your writing tutor focused on in your work (e.g.,
paragraph structure, proper use of quotations, thesis statement, etc.). Describe
any issues that were surprising. Share some of the feedback your writing tutor
provided as explanations. What did you learn?
Proofing Summary:
Hi Joyce,
I’m Kristen, your composition tutor for the Writing Center. I have reviewed your submission and have several suggestions that
will help you revise. Please feel free to contact us through a live chat session with any follow-up questions or for any clarification.
Below, you will find a revision plan along with margin comments within your paper. Use my suggestions as a starting point for
the revision process. Also, please note that I have not edited or proofread the entire draft for minor errors, but rather, focused on
overall concerns such as idea development. For a complete look at your grammar and punctuation, please use the Grammarly
software available under “Writing Center” in your classroom.
You have done a good job of presenting your paper discussing your plan as a district manager for Dunkin Donuts. You have a
clear focus, and you have included good details to support your points. Your paper is also well organized. Each paragraph
focuses on developing one main point, and your thoughts flow well. Nice work!
For your revisions, I suggest focusing on:
1) Thesis Statement
The third sentence of your introduction works as a good thesis statement overall in presenting your focus on job design and
organizational design. You might consider developing your thesis further so that it presents the purpose/focus or claim of your
paper as well as your main points. Right now, it describes that you will analyze the categories, but not that you will apply them in
your plan to run the stores.
See this link for more information on thesis statements: https://writingcenter.ashford.edu/writing-a-thesis
2) Topic Development
You have developed your topic well overall. In the job design section, consider defining job analysis, job description, and job
specification so it is clearer for the reader how you are applying these. In job description, consider describing the different
positions you will have.
3) Citations and References
For citations and references, I have made notes where possible. Be sure to review your APA style guide to ensure that you are
meeting all formatting requirements.
For help with citing in your reference list, click here: http://writingcenter.bridgepointeducation.com/format-your-reference-list
See this link for more information on in-text citations: http://writingcenter.bridgepointeducation.com/citing-within-your-paper
Check out this link for more information on APA format: http://writingcenter.bridgepointeducation.com/introduction-apa
Good luck in the course, and I hope we can help you with your next assignment.
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Be sure to review the new APA 7th Edition format. In that, you do not need to include a running head
with your title at the top of each page. You just need the page number at the top right of each page. Your
information should begin three or four lines from the top of the page. Your title should be in bold font,
and include an extra space between your title and name.
Please use this guide to help you to set up your title page in correct APA style.
Click here: http://writingcenter.ashford.edu/introduction-apa
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Your paper should begin at the top of the page. Your title should
be in bold font.
This works as a good thesis
statement in presenting the focus of
your paper. You might consider
rephrasing to present a claim, such
as indicating you will be applying
these to the stores you will be
overseeing.
Your introduction does a good job of
setting up your paper.
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You might consider defining each of
the points (job analysis, job
description, and job specification)
briefly. A good rule to follow when
writing is to include enough
information to paint a clear picture
for a reader who is not familiar with
the topic.
An in-text citation should include the author’s
last name, the year, and if citing a direct
quote, a page number. (Author, year, p. #). If
no author is provided, you would have the
title of the piece instead: (“Title of article,”
year). If no year is provided, you will include
n.d. for no date: (Author, n.d.). If no page
numbers are provided, you will use the
paragraph number: (Author, year, para. #).
Here are two ways that you can set up a
citation, which works for quoting or for
summarizing and paraphrasing:
a. As Last Name (year) states, “quote” or
paraphrase (p. #).
b. “Quote” or paraphrase (Last Name, Year,
p.#).
You might consider describing the different
positions. You mention overall what most
employees do, but what about the specific
positions?
When you have three or more authors,
use the first author and et al. for all
citations. For example (Smith et al., 2020).
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Your paper is well organized. You
have clear sections, each paragraph
focuses on developing one main
point, and you have good topic
sentence.
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First level headings should be centered.
Your conclusion does a good job of
tying your main points together to bring
your paper to a close.
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The titles of books do not need to be
underlined and should be in black
font.
In APA 7th Edition, you no longer
need to include the place of
publication before the publisher.
The titles of web pages should be
placed in sentence style
capitalization and italicized. Include
the title of the web site in headline
style capitalization as well.
You do not need "accessed from"
before the URL.
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