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The Road Ahead Capstone 495 Will Hawkins
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Hi. Welcome to my present.
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Entitled The Road Ahead.
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This is for my capstone Project proposal.
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Workplace ethics Report by myself, William Gray Hawkins for Boise
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State University.
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Let us begin by going into the title pitch Capstone
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Project proposal, Workplace ethics report.
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All right, we're going into the next slight.
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The problem and how might I be questioned?
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The problem is workplace ethics and how no one seems
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to be on the same page is everyone else.
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Hi. Might attack.
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This question is to start off by studying the exact
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cause in nature of this particular problem.
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While that were go to the next light, the existing
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either or solutions okay, the either or solution would be
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that people should start being held accountable for their actions.
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If this is not performed soon, either things will continue
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like normal and continue to grade every worse where people
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start to notice the will of their ways and actually
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start working together instead of against each other.
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The next way is generating and assessing innovative solutions for
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solutions and choosing to utilize two very distinct opportunities that
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I have been blessed to see firsthand at both places.
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I've worked this Mestre that's going to solution.
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One solution one states.
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The first solution that I believe will work come into
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effect by what I witnessed occurring at both establishments because
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of the massive individual ISMs that seem to be present
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at both places.
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I believe that a solution that can be innovative is
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to have a get the trash out meeting.
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This would require a mandatory meeting with everyone in the
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shop present to not just air out their grievances, but
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to talk freely about what they think could bring working
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solutions to the shop and its personnel.
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This meeting will be held for employees from the owner
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slash manager, down to the newest or lowest status employees.
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Everyone has a say without recourse or retaliation from all
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members of the meeting, the solution would occur on a
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bi weekly occurrence indefinitely.
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I think this would be a very healthy way to
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get rid of all hidden issues.
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Solution to the second solution would have to revolve around
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the all for one and one.
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For me mentality.
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I would implement a version of a team building event
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after the cove in 19 event ends that goes beyond
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a gathering of people in a room where a speaker
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presents good ideas for the workplace.
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It should involve a once a month paid Saturday of
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getting together as a company and just interacting with each
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other over food and drink involvement.
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Nothing fancy but just good, wholesome conversation for 2 to
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4 hours and everyone is required interact with different people
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over a certain set time.
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How are moving on to the next flight, which is
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implementation strategies?
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I plan to implement these solutions, but having a meeting
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with the owner, Anderson of the new company that I
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work it and bringing to their attention what I have
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witnessed. And these simply get ever so important.
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Solutions, I believe, will bring cohesion in good workplace ethics
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to his company, the Next light mm benefits and outcomes
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of the project.
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Benefits of this project, in my opinion, are endless.
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I believe that this will bring vast improvements to employee
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morale and managerial owner overall happiness with their employees.
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This project will not be all sugar and cupcakes, though
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it will in time seem very damaging and possibly harmful,
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elect ripping a Band aid off.
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It is necessary for the healing of relations and productivity
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of workforce Next light.
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What would you change your approach differently if I was
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to start this process over again?
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Without interruptions from Kobe 19 and the changes of employers,
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I believe that I would have taken a more holistic
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approach instead of their hands off observatory approach I took
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the first time around.
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What I mean by this is basically, um I think
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I would involve, um more people in trying to find
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a common core solution for this.
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The main people that I would probably involve would be
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more of my professor, um, my adviser and then also
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my manager where I worked er at Kenworth sales called
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Whoa. And where presently work at Country repair, towing and
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recovery. Um, I think that with this kind of ah
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approach, um, it probably would have given me different results,
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but more clearer results in the fact that, um, it
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was show true value of what this could do for
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an organization.
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And also, I would like Teoh State at the same
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time that I think if I was to also not
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be so stand offish and kind of like hiding in
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the shadows with my fellow employees that it wouldn't have
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come off, so I want to say bizarre, but kinda
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off putting for others.
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Um, I know what times It was kind of hard
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er to deal with me when I was doing this
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because a lot of people didn't know what I was
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doing, you know, staring at him, watching them, how they
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interact, Um, and just trying to learn three individuals and
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what works best for them.
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Um, I think if I was to do this again,
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like I said, I think I would be more hands
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on interactive with everyone and just try and involve everyone.
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MAWR. I don't know if that would have helped or
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not, but I think it would be well worth trying
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to do it that way.
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If ever given the opportunity again on and I will
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also move on to the next and final slide, which
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is my references.
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Um, I did go on a lot of different websites
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to try and learn, uh, work ethics specific.
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Be specifically the, um, um, scholarly way of trying to
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go at it and learn specifically what Ah would apply
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it directly to where I work on.
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And also, I did utilize our book as well.
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But, um that is all I have for this President.
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I thank you very much for your time and good
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luck with everything that you're going to do for this
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semester. Thank you, but they
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