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psychological need that it is fulfilled by activities. Cultures implications However, the people have different behaviors and expectations in function of the cultures. They are not attracted by the same motivation’s factors. For example, Asia and France do not have the same factors to lead to the job satisfaction. Indeed, French and Asian employees have not the same criteria about intrinsic factors and extrinsic factors. Even if the rewarding without money is growing in France, It knows that French

« just do it » Nike's slogan. There is also Nike's logo. Then, in the foreground we can see three pupils assembling Nike's shoes with their own hands, without machine. We can see boxes in the bottom left-hand, full of shoes and the children have to put up the peaces together. The one in the middle of the picture, the first pupil if we start in the background, is en train de coudre, The next one is sticking the top of a shoe with the semelle. And we can't see exactly what the last one is doing but she

Global marketing Chapter 1 Globalisation: reflects the trend of firms buying, developing, producing and selling products and services in most countries and region of the world. Internationalisation: Doing business in many countries of the world, but often limite3d to a certain region (e.g. Europe). According to Solberg (1997), with limited international experience and a weak position in the home market there is a little reason for affirm to engage in international markets. Instead the firm

concerning the internet browsers case. We hardly look forward to keep working with the European Commission on this same issue because it is not yet ended and because we are noticing everyday, as well as the Commission, the need of regulation to strengthen the competition on the market of the Internet. 1.2. Competition on the Internet market: A social dilemma It is on the principle that a fair competition economy is good for the welfare of our society that the European Commission implements the

Jekyll and Mr. Hyde R.L. STEVENSON 1886 Published in 1886, R.L Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is, along with Frankenstein and Dracula, one of the best-known stories of 19th-century British fiction. It is often remembered, by those who have read it or seen one of the numerous filmic adaptations of the novella, as the sensational dramatization of the conflict between good and evil within man. As you know, the names of the ‘two’ protagonists are also often commonly used to

are working well, patients can feel suffering from other sources - gradual loss of the control of the body - complete loss of autonomy - deformation of the body, mainly the face When a human being is - prisoner of his body, - unable of doing anything, - asking to die, there is no good reason to keep holding him alive in this useless and unbearable suffering. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Pollution is a topical subject, we hear about it all the days: “global warming”, “nuclear waste”, “ice cap melt”, “lake of petrol” and others topics. A lot of people say to be conscious of these problems, but in reality, what are we doing to change? Road transportation is by far the leading culprit, accounting for 81% of the energy consumed by all means of transportation combined our beautiful earth needs us, that is to say we should give up private cars and opt for alternative means of transportation

superstitious even when it comes to business • Present and receive business cards with both hands, never write on them or but them in your wallet or pocket • Chinese value rank and status: most important member should lead important meetings. Important to have your formal title on the business card otherwise the Chinese will think you are a nobody • Influenced by Confucian thought: importance of relationships, harmony, face. Example: If you disagree with something a person says, express it indirectly so

This picture is a cartoon about the lifestyle of the Australian Aborigines nowadays. In the foreground, we can see a few Aborigines wearing Western clothes who are standing up or sitting on cans. The woman is cooking a meal in a sort of barbecue style. It does not look like a traditional way of cooking but like a copy of the Western way of cooking. Indeed, there are a saucepan and chunks of meat cooking on a rudimentary installation made of red bricks piled up and burning branches below them. We can

including both new technologies and new ways of doing things. They perceive a new basis for competing or find better means for competing in old ways. Innovation can be manifested in a new product design, a new production process, a new marketing approach, or a new way of conducting training. Much innovation is mundane and incremental, depending more on a cumulation of small insights and advances than on a single, major technological breakthrough. It often involves ideas that are not even “new”—ideas