… hard for the individual, it is best for the race, because it ensures the survival of the fittest in every department."( Bum Philips). Grading is an important part making study a great competition. I do not say that there will be absolutely no competition…

… changes are highly likely to have a significant influence on the world, its markets and its protagonists. Thus, it has always been a key factor in the success of a company to adjust to its changing environmental conditions. One reason to adapt is the…

… aviation industry in 1978 saw airlines begin to compete freely. However, the capital-intensive nature of the business, along with undifferentiated products and services, has led to over 100 airline bankruptcies since then. In the light of this context,…

… has be a significant change it the work place from workers of the 20th century as apposed to the workers of the 21st century. In the 20th century many individuals would live their entire life working for only one company, these were called "womb to…

… and dishonest corporate executives, managers and owners. Recently, a lot of media attention has been given to the dishonest acts of corporate executives working for some very large American corporations such as Enron Corp. and WorldCom Inc., to name…

… ability to effectively present information is essential. This is done quite often, by personal presentations to co-workers, superiors, subordinates and perspective clients. With all that is required to prepare and perform a successful presentation,…

… with an unwritten set of rules or guidelines. Most of us are very aware of what is and what is not acceptable at the workplace, in the classroom and in our community. So much is made of accepting others and being mindful as to not offend our colleagues…

… future. However estimation can only be made by interpretation of the past. There is thus a significant shortcoming in any interpretation as to its effectiveness in estimating the future. Even if the needs of the user are more concerned with historical…

… There are seven essential elements in a binding legal contract. They are: (1)offer and acceptance (2)Intention to create legal relations (3)Capacity (4)Legality (5)Consideration (6)Privity of Contract (7)Genuine Consent of the parties Then it is…

… to a contract who wishes to show that he was induced to enter into the contract by a misrepresentation must prove one of the following: (1)that the statement which he claims he relied on, was a statement of fact, not an expression of opinion or a…