Having a college degree in this day in time is so overrated ! Getting a college degree use to be the gateway to receiving a higher paying job and securing a job. The job education requirments is fair to others seeking jobs.
There are many Pros and Cons of getting a college degree. Getting a higher paying job is definetly the number one pro of getting a college degree . Career advancement is another pro of getting a college degree. In getting a college degree you have more networking opportunties available. The cons of getting a college degree is not being able to find a job. Another con of getting a college degree is the finanical cost as well as the time lost out of life. The ideal of not finding a job or being black listed as being overquailified for certain positions .
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Thursday, December 8, 2016
StoryTelling
Story Telling is only great when the audience/reader undivided attention is sustained at the beginning of the story . Every movie or book I chose to read or watch is because of the strong beginning . I chose the upcoming movie Get Out which scheduled to debut February 2017 .
This movie is directed by Jordan Peele. The first time I saw this trailer I was immediately intrigue and wanted to see more of the movie much like reading a book with a strong beginning. My curiosity was immediately spiked ."Now that Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) and his girlfriend, Rose (Allison Williams), have reached the meet-the-parents milestone of dating, she invites him for a weekend getaway upstate with Missy and Dean. At first, Chris reads the family's overly accommodating behavior as nervous attempts to deal with their daughter's interracial relationship, but as the weekend progresses, a series of increasingly disturbing discoveries lead him to a truth that he never could have imagined."
. The Get Out trailer displayed a lot of conflict and horror which adhere to one of the rules for a strong hook . The main character is very terrified after visiting his new girlfriend family estate. The conflict in the Get Out trailer demanded the audience attention . (Weiland pg.339) They open with a conflict to keep the audience wanting to see the movie once it debut. The Get Out trailer set the tone of the movie by showing the location of the South which gave the audience the an accurate presuppositions about the type of tale they're going to be reading or in this care movie they're are gong to be seeing . (Weiland pg. 339). The main Character opening charming and sweet personality
gives the audience a reason to want to watch the movie more which fits the Character hook.(pg 340).
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
EQUALLY A LEADERSHIP PROBLEM AND A FOLLOWERSHIP PROBLEM
In Brook’s article “The Follower
Problem” he suggested that Americans have more of a follower problem and most
likely not a leadership problem. Brook’s article indicated one of the main reasons why Americans don’t respect authority
is due to lacking the knowledge about power and how it should be used to bind and
built. Brook’s article suggested people
are more cynical in this day in time and not obedient to authority. The article
stated “To have good leaders you have to have good followers- able to recognize
just authority, admire it, be grateful for it and emulate it.” I think Americans have an equal leadership problem
and followership problem with plenty room for improvement to make America a
better place.
I agreed with Brook’s ideal of Americans followership problem for many reasons. President Barack Obama was elected to be the President of the United States twice by the American people. Millions voted and agreed he was qualified enough to hold the highest office in the land. He went through the appropriate channels to achieve this position. Majority of the voters chose him to lead the country twice in the last eight years. Many Americans and others elected officials don’t support him and his decisions. Many Americans have an issue with his authority for many reason such as race, gender, or party affiliation . He have demonstrated multiple achievement while in office yet, many Americans still don’t respect him or uplift his great achievements a leader. Many Americans have the cynical attitude as mention in Brook’s Article “The Follower Problem” towards President Obama. Many American with the followership problem seek an avenue to condemn President Obama leadership and policies. I believe if an individual is voted to be in a leadership position then that person should be respected and honored. Also, the followership problem would be eliminated and there will be more great leaders with greater progress. Eisenhower quote “ Always try to associate yourself with and learn as much as you can from those who know more than you do, who do better than you, who see more clearly than you.” Goes hand in hand with the followership problem ideal.
I agreed with Brook’s ideal of Americans followership problem for many reasons. President Barack Obama was elected to be the President of the United States twice by the American people. Millions voted and agreed he was qualified enough to hold the highest office in the land. He went through the appropriate channels to achieve this position. Majority of the voters chose him to lead the country twice in the last eight years. Many Americans and others elected officials don’t support him and his decisions. Many Americans have an issue with his authority for many reason such as race, gender, or party affiliation . He have demonstrated multiple achievement while in office yet, many Americans still don’t respect him or uplift his great achievements a leader. Many Americans have the cynical attitude as mention in Brook’s Article “The Follower Problem” towards President Obama. Many American with the followership problem seek an avenue to condemn President Obama leadership and policies. I believe if an individual is voted to be in a leadership position then that person should be respected and honored. Also, the followership problem would be eliminated and there will be more great leaders with greater progress. Eisenhower quote “ Always try to associate yourself with and learn as much as you can from those who know more than you do, who do better than you, who see more clearly than you.” Goes hand in hand with the followership problem ideal.
Americans followership
problems is just equal as the Americans followership in my opinion. All leaders are not honest and fair leaders.
There are many leaders in America not fulfilling their duties as leader. Many leaders are in positions and making
horrible decisions such as the multiple killings of African American males by
white police officers. Many of the
policers are being found not guilty and justice is not being served. They
supposed to be leaders and suppose to protect and serve at all times. The current Presidential Election with Donald
Trump and Hillary Clinton is an awesome example of the Americans leadership
problem. Donald Trumps is running to be president,
but he is not qualified to be a leader. Some Americans are choosing to support Donald
Trump campaign even though he have displayed many episodes of rudeness and
disrespectfulness toward his own party followers and others on so many levels. Some Americans
have issues with choosing the adequate and efficient leaders.
In conclusion, I agreed with Brook’s article “The Follower
Problem” , but I also believe the leadership
problem is just as equal and relevant as the
followership problem .
Monday, October 10, 2016
Introduction
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