Business Studies

Business Studies may be defined as a combination of inter-related business subjects which lead to learning of basic knowledge and skills. It is a course in education that is designed to cover the basic elementary knowledge and skills in organizing business enterprises as well as general office administration.

busn 330 components of marketing plan. company name is FARFETCH

busn 330 components of marketing plan. company name is FARFETCH

1. SWOT Analysis-Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats. What are the firm’s internal strengths and weaknesses and the external environment’s opportunities and threats?

2. Current Marketing Strategy- What is the firm’s current product, price, place and promotion strategies? the

Requirements: half of page each

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SWOTAnalysis Week 5 Assignment – Learning Activity: SWOT Analysis

SWOTAnalysis

  1. Week 5 Assignment – Learning Activity: SWOT Analysis

    Using the same health care organization identified in the first assignment, complete a SWOT analysis on the organization over all based on information you gathered when completing the first assignment. Use the provided template and submit the completed version.

    For more information on how to conduct a SWOT Analysis, you may want to watch the video, Conducting a SWOT Analysis.Be sure you SWOT Analysis includes each of the following:

    Step 1: Strengths

    First, identity one or two major competitors. Next, consider what does the company/product do better than (or at least equivalent to) the competition. This could be:

    • Specific product attribute advantage.
    • Brand perceived value.
    • Customer service of company.
    Step 2: Weaknesses

    What does the company/product do that is not as good as the competition? How is this going to affect your customer’s sales?Thought needs to be given to how you can compensate for, or overcome these issues. What is the cost of overcoming these issues?Is it necessary to overcome the issues or are they something you can accept and deal with?

    Step 3: Opportunities

    What area of the market could you enter with some modifications to the product/service or company? The main elements here could include:

    Step 4: Threats

    What actions could threaten the product or standing in the market?

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Requirements: 1-3 pages

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Professional and Business Ethics

Professional and Business Ethics

You will interview a working person about:

The ethical issues that a person encounters at work or sees others encounter

How those issues are resolved

Whether your subject believes the issues are handled fairly for all concerned

  1. Don’t use the interviewee’s last name or the name of their employer.
  2. The interview description plus your comments about how this issue relates to one of the modules should total 500 to 750 words. Please write in your own words

Please follow the attached requirement.

Professional and Business Ethics

Requirement:

You will interview a working person about:

  • The ethical issues that person encounters at work or sees others encounter
  • How those issues are resolved
  • Whether your subject believes the issues are handled fairly for all concerned

Note:

  1. Don’t use the interviewee’s last name or the name of their employer.
  2. The interview description plus your comments about how this issue relates to one of the modules should total 500 to 750 words. Please write on your own words

Modules 1:

Modules 2:

Modules 3:

  1. Workplace Issues
  2. Scientific Management
  3. Employment-at-Will
  4. Labor Unions
  5. Employee Responsibilities
  6. Conflicts of Interest

b Insider Trading

  1. Proprietary Data and Trade Secrets
  2. Whistleblowing
  3. Job Discrimination

Sexual harassment

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Discussion Post Understanding the Many Faces of Resistance to Change

Discussion Post Understanding the Many Faces of Resistance to Change

Reflect on an organizational change effort in the past that you are familiar with (this can be at an organization you researched or worked with) that experienced significant resistance from employees, and answer the following questions:

  1. Why did employees resist the change?
  2. What were the problematic issues that were not being effectively addressed, from the employees’ point of view?
  3. Were the underlying concerns legitimate?
  4. What could the leader have done to address the situation or prevent the concern from arising?
  5. How would this have changed the outcomes of the change effort?

Respond to at least two of your peers with any questions you have about their experience of witnessing resistance to change in organizational change efforts, and compare their answers to your own understanding of problems of resistance in organizational change efforts.

PLEASE SEE ATTACHED FOR PEER RESPONSES

Requirements: 1 paragraph each question – for peers just 1 paragraph

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