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1 Daily Introduction December 11 to December 14

2 Homework Class Forum Constructively respond to two of your peers Standard Classes: Revise your forum and turn it into a one page TYPED paper to be submitted FRIDAY. Collage Create a Poster sized collage on YOUR American Dream Class Forum Constructively respond to two of your peers Standard Classes: Revise your forum and turn it into a one page TYPED paper to be submitted FRIDAY. Collage Create a Poster sized collage on YOUR American Dream

3 The new policies affect certain immediate organizational outcomes A and have long- term consequences. For example, B policy choices made by managers influence the overall competence of employees, the commitment of employees, the degree of congruence between the goals of employees and those of the organization, and the overall cost effectiveness of practices. These four C’s C are not exhaustive of the criteria that the policy makers may find useful in evaluating the effectiveness of human resource management. However, D they are reasonably comprehensive. No error E

4 Explanation

5 Affect vs. Effect AFFECT- Affect is usually a verb. It is an action word that means to produce a change in or influence something ex: Lack of sleep affects the quality of your work. AFFECT- Affect is usually a verb. It is an action word that means to produce a change in or influence something ex: Lack of sleep affects the quality of your work. EFFECT- Effect is usuallyused as a noun. It is an event that means a change that occurred; however, when an “s” is added, the meaning changes to personal belongings. ex: The subtle effect of the lighting made the room look ominous. EFFECT- Effect is usuallyused as a noun. It is an event that means a change that occurred; however, when an “s” is added, the meaning changes to personal belongings. ex: The subtle effect of the lighting made the room look ominous.

6 Definition: Acting quickly without thought or care Definition: Acting quickly without thought or care Synonyms: Impulsive Hasty Foolhardy Synonyms: Impulsive Hasty Foolhardy Pronunciation: [em-pet-you-us] Part of Speech: adjective

7 Test Today

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