Literature grants a voice for an individual to project their thoughts, feelings, and experiences enabling them to escape from reality. In both 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' and 'The Kite Runner' the novels explore the impact of relationships in a war-stricken Afghanistan as a mechanism to convey the voice of the people in Afghanistan. Hosseini centralizes the female narrative at the heart of 'A Thousand Splendid Suns' to project the sufferings of the females who were forced to conform to a...
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Interpersonal trust can be defined as âthe willingness of a party to be vulnerable to the actions of another party based on the expectation that the other will perform a particular action important to the trustor, irrespective of the ability to monitor or control that other partyâ (Mayer et al., 1995). There are three main facets of trust (Whitener et al.,1998): first, trust in another person reflects a personâs expectation or belief that the exchange partner will act benevolently; secondly,...
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This research is motivated by the development of technology in the banking world which simplifies banking transactions, namely the digital marketing of Bank Tabungan Pensiunan Negara. Digital Marketing is products or services advertised via the Internet. Internet marketing can be technically creative, both design, development, advertising, and selling through the Internet. The analytical method used is path analysis with quantitative research methods. The data used are primary data with the type of associative research. The sampling technique used is purposive...
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This paper discusses the various elements of customer loyalty. Past researchers have concluded that with the right set of value elements and investigating what customers truly need, companies retain customers effectively thus ensuring greater customer loyalty. It has been concluded by various researchers that cognitive, affective, conative along motivation contribute immensely to customer loyalty. The terms customer and consumer have been used interchangeably in this paper. This paperâs literature review studies the dynamics of customer satisfaction and emotional attachment and...
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The formation of personal value is subtle. It is related to the environment where he/she grows. It is also related to what he/she learned from the people she stayed with since he/she was a child. Moreover, what he/she learned from the book, video, and the experience. A good reputation is important for a company. A good reputation is a unique resource that a company has to enhance its competitiveness in all aspects of business operations. The truth from âElectronic Office...
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In Alistair MacLeodâs short stories As Birds Bring Forth the Sun (Birds) and Winter Dog, MacLeod emphasizes the power of past memories to influence the present. In each story, both of which take place in Cape Breton, Macleod describes how fates and fortunes intertwine with the life and devotion of dogs with their male owners. In Winter Dog, the dog is a symbol of the narratorâs youth, while the canine in Birds symbolizes family myth or a deathly curse. The...
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Before starting the discussions on the application of ethical leadership, let us ponder this quote by Linda Fisher Thornton, âThere is no check-box for ethical leaders. It is an ongoing individual and organizational journey. We will never know everything that there is to knowâ. A leader when he takes the responsibility cannot simply choose to be ethical at the start of his voyage in the organization; it takes a step farther to know that there is still knowledge to learn...
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Introduction Brand loyalty is extremely significant when sports are involved. Sports fans complete many activities to help their clubs. A growing approach that sports marketers use is the determination of how sports fans are loyal. This loyalty is used to create exceptionally strong principles about their team; hence this builds a resilient brand image. This image is key, as it not only represents the brand but also the team. H. Bauer, H. (2008). 'Loyal sports consumers are people who will...
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To investigate the reason behind the impact of internal branding on customer-based brand equity. Moreover, organizational loyalty mediates the relationship between internal branding and customer-based brand equity. Furthermore, relationships also have a mediating impact on organizational loyalty. Researchers suggested the use of entirely different theories like the balance theory (Heifer, 2013). The balance theory explains that individuals attempt to recall orderliness within the trios of similar arguments i.e. company workers & customers (Heider, 2013). According to Hatch & Schultz (2008),...
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Friendship is one of life's greatest gifts, yet not everyone is blessed with it. We encounter a lot of individuals on our path through life, but only a handful of them leave an impression on us. Best buddies are one of those people who have a beneficial influence on your life. They will be in our lives for a long time, and our relationship with them will still grow. Most significantly, we should consider ourselves exceedingly blessed to have someone...
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In society, both loyalty and fidelity are crucial ways of life. The importance of loyalty is evident when examining the essence of family. A theory that is made through MacLeodâs writing is that to understand Scottish-Canadian heritage in the novel, the importance of loyalty, family, and clan ties must first be examined. In Alistair MacLeodâs novel No Great Mischief, the predominant themes are the importance of family and loyalty. The subject of family and loyalty creates the entire plot and...
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Loyalty and satisfaction do not always coincide The importance of customer loyalty Customer loyalty is a key piece for the performance of a company, logically. However, offering an innovative, quality product or service is not enough today to get loyal customers. Their loyalty, therefore, is necessary through effective loyalty strategies, capable of fostering that trust and loyalty. In the field of marketing, loyalty is an essential concept for customer-oriented companies, which pursue a long-term relationship with end users. In practice,...
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Dystopia can be seen in everyday life throughout society, as citizens are under constant surveillance and are in fear of the outside world. Aldous Huxleyâs dystopian novel, Brave New World, was published in 1932. Inspired by the social and political changes from the Industrial Revolution, Huxley describes a future society controlled to seem perfect and pain-free but meaningless. 1984, by George Orwell, was released in 1984 and shows the way the government attains control over reality. The higher powers in...
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Distinguished Guests, Members of the Bishop Tyrrell Community and Students, Welcome and thank you for joining us today, I know that you are here today to honor and celebrate members of your family and students are honoring their successes and each otherâs success. If you are not publicly recognized today in this prize-giving ceremony, let me acknowledge your collective efforts, your striving together for excellence, and your lifting of others. The reward is not in the prize, it is in...
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Based on the lesson and presentation that they discussed in ROTC, there are five (5) military traditions: the tradition of valor, the tradition of duty, the tradition of honor, the tradition of solidarity, and the tradition of loyalty. Military traditions are essential in studying our history and the root of our success. The tradition of valor is about people who are willing to take risks, sacrifice, and surrender their lives to fellow human beings. They offered their own lives for...
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Macbeth is a play written in 1606 by William Shakespeare and set in 11th-century Scotland. The main protagonist is an honorable man at the beginning, however, driven with ambition, he shows his true nature. With the influence of Lady Macbeth, Macbeth is turned into a monster, with no feelings of guilt or remorse for his actions. Throughout Macbeth, Shakespeare portrays how Macbeth is transformed from being a loyal commander to a deceitful man in pursuit of his selfish interests. Shakespeare...
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âI had one last chance to make a decision..stand up for Hassan - the way he'd stood up for me all those times in the past - and accept whatever would happen to me. Or I could run. In the end, I ranâ. An important lesson to remember is that life is not always about who is real to your face, it's about whoâs truly real behind your back. loyalty is the quality of devoted support and care while betrayal...
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The Call of the Wild is the first novel that Iâve read. This novel taught me how important of relationship between humans and animals is. I learned that you have to use your own feet and donât rely on others to survive. Also, the lesson that I can take from this novel is that never give up, you have to push yourself until you achieve your goal and you can be a good leader even if you are different from...
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The Danger of Loyalty Imagine doing everything for someone worthwhile and then knowing that you wonât get that in return. Loyalty is one of the most kingly traits in the eyes of past and current generations. This is why it receives so much attention, as it can be a part of a healthy and inspiring relationship or as a character in certain literature. Besides its traditional importance, it also finds a place in the world today. Many people today struggle...
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William Shakespeare's 'King Lear' is one of his four great tragedies and one of his most acclaimed plays. His greatest tragedies come from his second and third periods. Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet come under the second period whereas the third period includes Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, Antony, and Cleopatra. Self-delusion is the tragic flaw of the tragic protagonist in this play. Recent criticisms of King Lear were alert to how Lear's status as a king and as...
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Leadership is always a big deal in different kingdoms, nations, and countries. Whereby other leaders become ambitious and ruthless. The following piece of writing will outline Creon's law, the importance of his law, the period it took him to change it, and either the fairness or unfairness of this law. Creon establishes his law to reinforce his power and make people aware of what might be the outcomes of rebelling against him. King Creon put his law to make his...
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Analyzing Genghis Khanâs Advocacy for Loyalty and Unity in His Leadership Genghis Khan once said, âOne arrow alone can be easily broken but many arrows are indestructible.â Imagine you see one arrow coming at you, it is easily avoided. that one singular arrow on its own does not pose a threat. Now, add more arrows to the equation, and all of a sudden, you are likely doomed, simply because you cannot dodge all the arrows at once. The greater the...
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Good Morrow fellow Venetians and blessed be the day. It is with my deepest sadness that stand before you all as we unite in mourning and admiration as we lay our noble, Othello to earth. Today we shall honor the memory of a truly great man. Othello can be described as many things, courageous, passionate & loyal but to know Othello personally, under all the mightiness was a tender and vulnerable man who loved too much. To be robbed of...
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Power is one of the many similarities between Julius Caesar and Jesus. Betrayal is an action Marcus Brutus and Judas had in common, In this paper, I will be correlating similarities between Jesus Christ and Julius Caesar. Along with the betrayals by their close friends Judas and Marcus Brutus. Interpreting how both events in history show the downfall of such men in power, blindsided by the friends, they consumed themself with. Julius Caesar was born on July 13, 100 BC...
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Societal roles for men and women change from period to period and culture to culture. Yet there is always an underlying similarity relating to masculinity juxtaposed to femininity. Women and men have always been stereotyped for certain roles and the period for Beowulf and The Saga of the Volsungs is so exception. The male figures in these texts are depicted as strong, fearless warriors, and the women, for the most part, are quiet and compliant. Between battles, oaths, loyalties, and...
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My loyalty to the product or service provided to me is based on three things: quality, price, and service. If these three things are available in any product or service, they have a very large loyalty from me, whereas if two of the three conditions are available, my loyalty will be lower. Sometimes I buy a product because its quality is high, and its price is moderate, but the service provided by them is very bad either before buying or...
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For the past term in class, we have been studying the writer Shakespeare and in particular his play Macbeth. Shakespeare is famous for his literary works which he completed between 1589 - 1613. Some of his plays are comedies and some are historical. He is well known for producing some of the most famous works of this period. He is considered one of the best writers ever known. Iâve chosen two themes to analyse in the play Macbeth, I've chosen...
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Introduction The article âApple Card Review: A credit card that Will Lock You to iPhone Foreverâ is written by Raymond Wong and published by mashable.com. It revolves around Apple, a large tech industry that designs, develops, and sells hardware and software. Appleâs latest product is the Apple Card, a Goldman Sachs credit card issued by Mastercard. The article provided evidence about how the new Apple Card acts as a marketing ploy to strengthen its customer loyalty and get consumers to...
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This essay illustrates five relevant leadership theories to explore the business ethics issues surrounding the recent Australian Royal Commission into the misconduct in the banking, superannuation, and financial services industry. At first, a brief of the Banking Royal Commission (BRC) report will be described. Secondly, the toxic triangle model will be related to the findings in the report for further explanation. Additionally, Kellermanâs approach will be used to define bad leadership within the banking sector. Kidderâs four ethical dilemmas and...
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A Tale of Two Cities is a story about love, sacrifice, aristocracy, revenge, affection, benevolence, and anger. Sydney Carton depicts sacrifice, Lucie- Dr. Manette represents affection, and Charles Darney â Lucie shows love. The characterization of Dickens is very much realistic. A few of them act a little dramatically but stick to their characters just like Madame Defarge who is a hard-core revolutionary. He has used well-shaped powerful symbols in his novel that depict the sharp description of characters. The...
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