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1: Question 1 of 1:

Using Problem Definition Techniques Tasks: Read the article "Root of Work Evil: Managers, not Workers, Cause Most Problems." by Stanley Modic and respond to the following questions:

1. What are the five tenets of people management?

2. How do the tenets illustrate the importance of defining a problem correctly?

Submission Requirements: Submit your response in 200–300 words in a Microsoft Word document.

· Font: Arial; 12-point

· Line Spacing: Double

Evaluation Criteria:

· Did you correctly list the five tenets of people management?

· Did you clearly explain how each tenet illustrates the importance of defining a problem correctly?

· Did you adhere to standard English grammar, spelling, and punctuation?

2: Question 1 of 1:

Gathering Information Gathering information is a vital part of the problem solving process. We often need to gather information to solve problems in our everyday lives in order to make important decisions at work or at home. Answer the following questions in the form of an essay. Write one paragraph for each task below:

· Consider your current or ideal job. What is it? ( Ideal Job: Computer information management)

· Can you think of a time when gathering information might be important in order to do that job to the best of your ability?

· How could gathering information help you perform you job?

· What consequences could there be if you did not collect enough information?

Submission Requirements: 200–300 words in a Microsoft Word document. Evaluation Criteria: Click here to download the grading rubric that will be used to evaluate this assessment. In addition to the rubric, your submission will be evaluated against the following criteria:

· Did you answer all questions?

· Did you clearly explain the consequences of not collecting enough information?

· Did you submit the response in 200–300 words in a Microsoft Word document?

· Did you adhere to standard English grammar, spelling, and punctuation?

Question 1 of 1:

2:Reflecting on Ourselves All of us learn in different ways. Some of us prefer to hear information while others would rather see it. Some of us like to be hands-on to develop ability; others prefer to read a manual. Understanding how we learn best allows us to consider our strengths and areas for improvement so we can be successful. Tasks:

1. After completing the assigned reading from Chapter 3, complete the following assessments:

· "Assess: Your Multiple Intelligences" on pages 32-33

· "What Can you Learn About Your Personality?" on pages 41-42

2. Next, write a 200-word essay using Microsoft Word answering the following questions:

· What is your dominant intelligence?

· Based on the definitions of the eight intelligences listed on pages 33.34, describe your top intelligence in your own words.

· Are you surprised by the result? Why?

· According to the personality indicator on page 42, what is your score for each of the four categories? Are you surprised by the result? Why?

· Now that you know more about your dominant intelligence and personality, how will you change the way you study and complete assignments?

Submission Requirements: Save your document in Microsoft Word, and submit it to your instructor as an attachment through the Learning Management System. Make sure your document is double-spaced and you have performed a spell-check on your response.