Why McDonald's Is Switching to Fresh Beef: The Benefits and Challenges of Meeting Customer Demands

 McDonald's is one of the largest fast-food chains in the world serving in over 100 countries. Under the leadership of new CEO Steve Easterbrook (1 March 2015 –), McDonald’s has been making different efforts and undergoing changes after facing its worst financial years in a decade under the lead of former CEO Don Thompson. … Read more

The Compatibility of Faith and Reason: Debunking Misconceptions

 The compatibility of faith and reason has been up for debate for centuries. Where one lies on the two ideologies coexistence is based primarily on opinion. To me, there is a strong, congruous relationship between faith and reason. Faith-based claims and reason-based claims do not contradict each other, thus can both be true. Thomas … Read more

Understanding the Quality of Knowledge: Justified Genuine Belief or Popular Acceptance?

 Not every idea or opinion is knowledge, therefore, there is a need to differentiate propositions by quality. There is a quality difference between well-justified knowledge and other propositions that are unjustified. According to Plato, “knowledge" represents a justified genuine belief. The usual attributes associated with " quality " are very close to being accurate, … Read more

Why You Need to Delegate Tasks and Hire Employees

 Why you need to delegate tasks and hire employees The type A personality that needs to be involved in every decision, that needs to solve every problem, even when that means work until you drop.  That's what most business owners are like, and that’s definitely how I used to be.  Being a cosmetic dentist, … Read more

Elton Mayo and Fredrick Taylor: A Comparison of Management Theories

 Power point slide 2: Elton Mayo Elton Mayo believed that intrinsic motivation such as human relations through communication and encouragement was a better way of motivating workers rather than extrinsically through offering them money in exchange for effort, to prove this Elton Mayo preformed the Hawthorne study experiment to prove that people are important … Read more

A History of Political Campaign Philosophy

 Whether driving down the street, watching TV, or using the Internet, people don’t have to work very hard to find companies clawing for their attention. Billboards, commercials, and online promotions invade the lives of people every day to a degree that, often, we hardly even notice. It’s a part of life. ​ While millions … Read more

Observing an Outstanding English Language Teaching Method: Let's Travel

 “English Language Teaching Methods – observation of a lesson”; For the micro-teaching session in PPG 215, English Language Teaching Methods I subject, I will be observing R. The topic of the lesson was “Transportation” and the lesson must be related to teaching listening and speaking. For the topic, R was teaching the second part … Read more

The Emergence of Managerial Capitalism: A Comparison of US and UK's Business Style During the Industrial Revolution

 n the late nineteenth and early twenties, managerial capitalism started to show its prominence in the worlds organisational control. In this period, firms started to be managed by hierarchies of salaried managers who possessed little or no equity (Amatori, 2011). In large enterprises, ownership began to separate from control causing an incredible transformation of … Read more