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“Are Leaders Born or Made?”

“Are Leaders Born or Made?” Are leaders born or made? This is a fundamental question that still grapples many, especially those aspiring to become heads of companies or teams, lead various movements or hold other people’s hands to achieve greatness. The subject debate is still rife as many pundits are still divided on the possible route to take. Some believe that leaders are naturally born full of charisma, inspiration influence, and able to make leadership marks with ease. Gentry et al. (2012) explain that these are individuals that are naturally predisposed to leadership and would make management decisions without any iota of doubt. Moreover, those subscribing to this school of thought suggest that leaders born that way exhibit innate traits.

November 23, 2025 3:41 pm

Nike and Sweatshop Labor

Professor’s Name Student’s Name Course Nike and Sweatshop Labor The criticism of Nike is unfair despite the host countries being in dire need of creating jobs. According to Kaptein, Muel (361), fairness in business refers to the value of treating people with performance standards that is equal and consistent based on the outline commitments. It means giving employees, for instance, a fair value of their job well-done. There are valuable benefits and working conditions, regardless of economic status. Offering more jobs in host countries, yet the ethics of business are not applied, is wrong. Nike lacks the moral of business. The exploitation of individuals overseas raises ethical discussion. A company needs to consider the laws and regulations necessary, even in

November 25, 2025 4:16 pm

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo Wells Fargo & Company is a multinational financial service company. Wells Fargo serves a wide range of customers, including individuals, groups, and organizations. Its customers are spread across different nations, and they receive services search as mortgages, insurance, and credit. The company engages in public policy advocacy at the local, state, and federal levels. Public policy activities include lobbying, financing campaigns, participating in trade associations, and interest groups, and ensures compliance with the law. Wells Fargo experienced a crisis in February this year when its online and mobile banking systems. The knockdown prevented thousands of customers from accessing their money, and the company blamed the crisis on a maintained error in one of their data centers. The company

November 26, 2025 4:09 pm

the creator journey

So let’s summarize the creator journey. We’ve just been through to monetize your content. You now know all of the basic requirements to enter the YouTube partner program. And while 1000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time over the last 12 months is a very visible target to aim for. Remember, you’ve got all of those community guidelines that you must follow in the background, do pay attention to them because you may meet the requirements and then realize your channel was never suitable for monetization. You should now understand how the application process works. And even if you don’t meet the requirements yet, my advice is to visit that page and set up everything you can in advance.

November 23, 2025 12:40 pm

The Age Of Reason: Benjamin Franklin

The Age Of Reason: Benjamin Franklin Name Institutional Affiliation Introduction The age of reason was a period that was characterized by enlightenment as the United States saw a spike of intellectual movements that were formed by science and reason ideologies. During this period, Benjamin Franklin, a British colonist, obtained fame as a publisher, scientist, and printer. Franklin embodied the concept of enlightenment and other reasoning ideals by basing his work in philanthropic endeavors that were culminated with scientific experiments (Winterer, 2016). During the enlightenment period, there was a cultural movement whose emphasis was on the application of reason and not making decisions that were founded on superstition. Moreover, the application of science was not supposed to blind

November 25, 2025 9:12 pm

Dominant Microprocessor Company Intel.

Dominant Microprocessor Company Intel. The microprocessor in our minds is the Intel since it exists in many machines. Following this acquisition, the Intel company has dominated many computers and laptops CPU markets. The main reason why Intel company has dominated the markets is that their competitors, which is commonly Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), have little shares on the market, which explains why they have dominated the market. Also, AMD has ventured on gaming consoles leaving Intel Company to deal with computers and laptops. Also, Intel has a multi-phase plan that helps them to dominate the market shares. It always keeps producing new powerful processors in the market, which makes it possible to defeat PCs’ production. Whenever something new comes from

November 25, 2025 7:38 am