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Analyzing Current Challenges In Contemporary Business Culture
No full textThis article explores the fundamental principles of intercultural management and suggests potential enhancements in the context of cultural, ethnic, and gender diversity. The findings are illustrated through an application to a bank situated in Mumbai. The paper aims to assess the impact of intercultural management on the productivity of the bank, particularly in its interactions with foreign or culturally diverse employees. To attain this objective, the author conducts a literature review, drawing information from books, journal articles, and internet sources. The research underscores the potential conflicts arising from differing generational perspectives, which can be mitigated through the application of scientific models. Furthermore, achieving salary parity between female and male employees and ensuring equitable rights and power distribution are identified as crucial steps toward fostering an inclusive, dynamic, and fair organization poised to navigate the swiftly changing operational landscape
Clinical Efficacy Of Alternative Therapy For Adenomyosis
No full textRelevance: Genital endometriosis is the most common disease of the female reproductive system. Currently, 190 million women and adolescent girls worldwide suffer from this disease. Although many aspects of genital endometriosis have been scientifically studied, there is still a clinical need to improve the methods of diagnosis and treatment of symptoms associated with this disease. These issues are particularly relevant to the management of patients with adenomyosis.
The aim of the study was to evaluate the clinical efficacy of indinol-3-carbinol and epigallocatechin-3-gallate in patients with adenomyosis.
Methods: The study enrolled 72 patients with adenomyosis (mean age 34.1±3.2 years) who received indinol-3-carbinol and epigallocatechin-3-gallate for 6 months. The treatment efficacy was evaluated on the basis of the change in clinical symptoms of the disease and the dynamics of ultrasound criteria of adenomyosis.
Results: After a 6-month course of therapy, there was a significant regression of disease symptoms and positive dynamics of changes in sonographic criteria of adenomyosis. No patient dropped out of the study and no patient experienced any significant side effects.
Conclusion: Therapy with indinol-3-carbinol and epigallocatechin-3 is a promising method of adenomyosis treatment, taking into account a significant improvement in patients’ quality of life and the possibility to implement reproductive plans
Women\u27s Political Participation In Kurdistan Region Of Iraq From The Viewpoint Of University Students
No full textThe aim of the research is to identify the university students\u27 point of view on women\u27s political participation in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. And the significance of the differences in that according to a number of demographic variables represented by: (social gender, age, housing location). The research relied on the comparative descriptive approach due to its suitability to the nature of the research, and the sample consisted of (140) male and female students who were randomly selected from the students of the Department of Sociology at the University of Duhok. The researcher used a questionnaire prepared for the purpose of the current research, consisting of (25) paragraphs, and in front of each paragraph there are five alternatives for the answer, which are (very agree, agree, neutral, disagree, and do not agree at all). The validity and reliability of the questionnaire were verified.
The data contained in the research were processed statistically using means, standard deviations, t-test for one sample and two independent samples, and one-way analysis of variance.
The results showed that the level of political participation of women in Iraqi Kurdistan is low from the point of view of university students, and it was found that there is no statistically significant difference in the students\u27 views on women\u27s political participation in Iraqi Kurdistan due to demographic variables: gender, age, and residence location. In light of the results, a set of recommendations and proposals were presented
A Study on E Recruitment in the Confederation of Global Innovators
No full textE-recruitment is the current trend in the recruitment process and it has been adopted by many large and small organizations as the role of human resource manager in the recruitment process in changing with line managers becoming more involved in dealing with specific job opening and human resource manager taking on a more coordinating method and systems is helping to facilitate this trend by eliminating much of the routine administrative work involved in recruiting and allowing human resource manager to more easily monitor and track recruitment related activities. E-recruitment has great potential to any organization as its up to date recruitment method current information; open up geographical borders searching for talents and is time and cost saving. This study examines the use of E-recruitment among the job applicants of students who will study the attributes promoting job applications to apply online. The study reveals that the use of E-recruitment has made it easy for the job applicants to search and find an appropriate job that meets their expectations. Further it also reveals that the most important attribute encouraging job applicants to apply on-line is a strong organizational culture which allows potential applicants to assess their fit with companies culture and good reputatio
Examining Relationship among Corporate Social Irresponsibilites, Social Media Communication and Reputation of Indian Real Estate Companies
Get PDFCommunication is one the leading tools for developing and maintaining corporate social responsibilities in any organization and corporate house. In the globalized World, social media created significant space in communication system and potentially influencing human behaviour in relation to determine responsible and irresponsible behaviour. In case of corporate social responsibility (CSR), “Companies must voluntarily conduct their businesses in an economically, socially and environmentally responsible atmosphere and manner to be sustainable over a long period of time in competitive market. Corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to business practices involving initiatives that benefit society other than mere financial gains” (Freeman, 1984). CSR can be viewed from two perspectives, i.e. internal and external CSR. Jayabalan, (2016) has defined internal CSR “as employee emotional attachment towards the organization” Though the concept of CSR is very popular organizations communicate their efforts of CSR activities to hide irresponsible acts from the stakeholders. Armstrong, Pioneer of the concept of CSI, defines it as an umbrella term for a number of questionable actions taken by the firm. Thus, through this research the researcher tries to analyze the impact that social media communications have in mitigating irresponsible behavior of firms with reference to India. The study was conducted with the help of a self constructed questionnaire which was examined on a sample of 350 employees. The employees from construction industry comprised the sample, which included project managers and engineers, technicians and architect. This data was analyzed using one sample t-test and gap analysis. It is a composite and comprehensive study conducted through quantitative and qualitative research approaches. Moreover, findings of the study suggested that, positive and significant impact has been shown by the social media platforms and communications in mitigating corporate social irresponsibility
Effect of Muay-Thai Functional Training Program on Physical Fitness and Muay-Thai Skills: A Pilot Study
Get PDFPurpose: This research aims to study the effects of Muaythai functional training on physical fitness and Muaythai skills
Methods: Sample of this study is 20 Muaythai boxers ages between 19-25 years old. They were divided into two groups: experimental group (n = 10) and control group (n = 10). The experimental group was trained by Muaythai functional training program combine with regular training 3 days a week for 8 weeks. Whereas the control group was trained by regular program of boxing camp only. After 4 and 8 weeks of training, physical fitness and Muaythai skills were tested, data collected, and measured by statistical analysis. Data were presented as mean and standard deviation, compare between group by independent sample T-test and One-way ANOVA with repeated measures, Compare the difference between pair with Tukey test. A level of significant was set at p-value < 0.05.
Result: After 8 weeks of training, the experimental group had a great improvement in physical fitness : arms and legs strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, agility and Muaythai skills: Diagonal kick, Diagonal knee, Push-kick, Straight punch. (a level of significant was set at p-value < 0.05.)
Conclusion: The Muaythai functional training program helped Muaythai boxer to improve physical fitness and amount of Muaythai skills using
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Contents in the Design of Medium Term Development Plan (RPJM) of Pelitaasih Village Selaawi District of Garut Regency
Get PDFThe concept of Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs is joint action in implementing development and governance in the regions by focusing on the value of procedural and substantial justice for the main principle of the SDGs (leave no one behind). For this reason, the government is committed to adopting SDGs in development through Presidential Regulation Number 59 0f 2017 and implementing them in all villages under the Minister of Village Regulation PDTT Number 13 of 2020. By using qualitative research methods, this paper tries to explain the extent to which the contents of the SDGs have been applied to the development process. The Village MTDP is the main ingredient for villages in carrying out development programs that are more equitable and have the impetus and collective efforts to achieve the SDGs. The MTDP of Pelitaasih Village, Garut Regency has contained the SDGs objectives, but there are still issues regarding village SDGs data, understanding of village government officials, program sharpening, and acceleration of implementation through multi-stakeholder collaboration
Factors Influencing Adolescent Mental Health Especially in Terms of Self-Esteem and the Impact of Peer Pressure
Get PDFAbout sixteen per cent of people are teenagers. Teenage years are a time of significant personal growth. Due to the rapid emotional, physical, and social shifts that take place during this period, adolescents are particularly prone to mental health problems. The protection of adolescents and young adults from risk factors, the creation of appropriate coping strategies, and the accessibility of psychological services are all necessary for the mental health of both adults and teenagers. In spite of the fact that these problems frequently get overlooked or treated incorrectly, it is estimated that 1 in 7 ( fourteen percent ) adolescents between their ages of ten and nineteen have mental health conditions globally. Adolescents with mental health issues are disproportionately affected by human rights violations, stigma and discrimination (which may reduce their desire to seek help), academic difficulties, hazardous conduct, and physical disease
Mitigation of Physical Risks on Tracks, Cycle Paths and Pedestrian Sidewalks, Caused by Falling of Boulders, Gravel, Sand, Silt and Clay from the Scarp and Crown of the Miraflores Malecon – Lima
Get PDFThis work was carried out in the Miraflores district, in which we studied an old sector of the alluvial fan of the Rímac River, which belongs to the area of interest, which is the sea cliffs. That, verified in situ, there are clayey, silty, sandy and pebble horizons with different granulometry, which have different bearing capacity indices up to 8kg/cm2, when collecting data with the Prima 100, is similar to the resistance of the soil in the Historic Center of Lima; which in the XIX - XX centuries were good aquifers.
In Miraflores the growth of their houses is vertical and their population located in them requires more and more water, which is obtained by pumping aquifers with lenticular geometry in series from surface to depth, a fact that originated the decrease in the piezometric level, evidenced in the marine escarpments of its cliff, where travertines are present in crusts and leachate spills that are visible.
The present project was concluded in which we indicated the causes that originate the falls of rocks from the cliff, to achieve this we mapped and determined the areas of greatest erosion, caused by marine dynamics, added the calculations with the values obtained in UNI laboratories
– UNMSM, result of the in situ sampling where the PRIMA 100 was used, reinforced by the analysis of the IGP seismic wave train plans. Googleearth, Googleearth-pro, Googlemaps, in the end we produced this report where we proposed rules to mitigate risks and prevent future loss of human life
The Degree of Using Critical Thinking Skills among a Sample of Gifted Students in the Tabuk Region
Get PDFThe purpose of this study was to determine how much a sample of gifted kids in the Tabuk area used critical thinking skills (CTs). The study sample consisted of (320) students from the gifted classes in Tabuk schools, comprising (161) students in the intermediate stage and (159) students in the secondary stage. The study employed a descriptive analytical technique. The CTS Level (X) Cornell exam was performed to gather information. According to the study, there are substantial statistical variations in the degree of CT use among the sample of gifted kids that are assigned to the class, and the level of CTs among gifted students is above average. The study suggested that bright students at all academic levels engage in activities that encourage critical thinking