Business Management Project Assignment

Business Management Project Assignment

Business Management Assignment

· This assignment is a video presentation. So, what is written by you has to be written in a way that I can read it off the paper and sound appropriate while I am recording myself and reading off what you wrote.

· I have to talk for 3-4 minutes, so that’s the length on how much you should write. I talk at a standard normal speed.

· Assignment Info

· This assignment requires you to read a report by McKinsey this year: The future of work in America: People and places, today and tomorrow

· *After reading the report, you should explain what action you need to take to deal with the changing of future organizations as a new generation managers.*

· What is highlighted and in bold is what you need to answer and write about!

Rubric –

Communicates own perspective, hypothesis, or position

· Position demonstrates ownership. Appropriately identifies own position, drawing support from experience and information not from assigned sources. Justifies own view while integrating contrary interpretations. Hypothesis demonstrates sophisticated thought.

Considers context and assumptions

· Analyzes the issue with a clear sense of scope and context, including an assessment of audience. Identifies influence of context. Questions assumptions, addressing ethical dimensions underlying the issue.

Analyzes supporting data and evidence

· Evidence of source evaluation skills. Examines evidence and questions accuracy and relevance. Recognizes bias. Sequence of presentation reflects clear organization of ideas, subordinating for importance and impact.

Uses other perspectives and positions

· Addresses diverse perspectives from a variety of sources to qualify analysis. Any analogies are used effectively. Clearly justifies own view while respecting views of others. Analysis of other positions is accurate and respectful. Evidence of reflection and self-assessment.

Communicates effectively

· Language clearly and effectively communicates ideas. May at times be nuanced and eloquent. Errors are minimal. Style is appropriate for audience. Organization is clear; transitions between ideas enhance presentation. Consistent use of appropriate format. Few problems with other components of presentation. All sources are cited and used correctly, demonstrating understanding or economic, legal, and social issues involved with the use of the information.