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2016年11月25日 · November 25, 2016. 3 Min Read. Let us do complete analysis of IELTS writing task 2 of a candidate who was preparing for his IELTS exam. Question: Being a celebrity, there are benefits as well as problems to be faced in the society. To what extent do you agree with this view? Candidate’s Response: Celebrities are role models for socieity.
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This session is designed to help the students describe their school in a more articulate way. The session uses fun activities that invigorate the memories of the students, leading them to describe the smallest details of their school in an eloquent fashion. This
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The company is a large corporation. A multibillion-dollar market helps to satisfy this need, whether it is of our lives, all the inboxes and schedules, or how businesses are organised. We have more management skills, project management, and self-organization techniques than at any given time in modern history. We are advised that we should organise...
Contrary to popular belief, the number of companies that fail has gradually risen. The level of work-related tension has risen. A sizable proportion of employees in all ages are unhappy with the way their jobs are organised and handled. This raises the issue of what went wrong. Why is it that, on paper, a quest toward organisation seems to be a sur...
It has been an issue for a long time. Frederick Taylor is credited with being one of the founding fathers of scientific management. He devised a set of standards to increase the productivity of the job process in the first half of the twentieth century, which have since been widely used in contemporary businesses. As a result, the strategy has been...
According to new findings, our fascination with performance is misplaced. The issue isn’t with the management philosophies or techniques we use to structure our jobs; it’s with our fundamental ideas of how we work. The premise here is that order is a prerequisite for efficiency. This belief has also given rise to the notion that chaos would be bad ...
Furthermore, new research indicates that order has declining returns. To some extent, an order increases efficiency, but over time, the utility of the company method and the benefits it produces dwindle to the point that any further increase in order decreases productivity. Some claim that in industry, where the cost of systematically structuring a...
In reality, research suggests that the best way to innovate is to build an ecosystem free of order and hierarchy, allowing everyone involved to collaborate as a single organic entity. These environments will lead to new ideas that would never be possible in traditional formal environments (which are full of bottlenecks in terms of knowledge flow, p...
Companies have gradually begun to tolerate this disorganisation in recent years. All of them welcome it both in terms of experience (embracing the concept of chaos rather than fearing it) and method (embracing the idea of the disorder rather than fearing it) (putting mechanisms in place to reduce structure). For example, Oticon, a big Danish hearin...
In a related vein, General Electric’s former chairman advocated disorganisation, proposing the concept of the “boundaryless” organisation. Again, it entails removing boundaries between departments within an organisation and promoting virtual teamwork and flexible working. Google and a host of other tech firms have adopted (at least in part) agile f...
2021年1月4日 · For the IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training exams, the content of the reading exam is different. Read the passage on the topic The Problem of Scarce Resources below, and go through the questions and reading answers. This will help you to have an idea of what questions will there be in the main exam.
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