What is Web 3.0?

Which of the following is an example of innovation? 

What is an example of a frontline manager?

Josie is starting a new job. This job is not only new to her, but it was a role created especially for her and her skill set. On the first day, she went to an orientation with all of the new employees starting for the organization. After that, her supervisor said that she was on her own to figure out how she wanted to figure out the new role. Josie’s training was both ________ and ___________.

Tammy is starting a new job at a technology company. They believe in socialization through web-based programs. This is done at the employee’s own pace and one on one. This web based program would be an example of ________ and ___________. 

In the information transfer approach, the understanding of the message solely lies on the receiver and how they process the message. 

Weber’s theory encouraged favoritism and especially nepotism, or hiring of family members over other qualified workers. 

A community service student organization emphasizes teamwork above individual achievement. Even though there are officers who have specific roles, there are substitutes for each officer in case of an emergency.  The president of the organization is more of a facilitator than an authority figure. What type of model does this organization follow?

You are assigned a group project for your COMM 6000 class. In the initial project meeting, the group decided that there was no need for a leader. Everyone agreed that this project was important to their grade and maximum effort would be put in to the project. One group member starts to respond slowly to messages. Everyone else is concerned that they are not doing their part. You and another group member decide to have a conversation with the struggling group member. You are using ____________ in the hopes that the peer pressure will keep this group member in line. 

A group of artisans make handmade pottery in an assembly line style. Each person has his or her own portion that they have mastered. One forms, one glazes, and another fires each piece. They are not trained to do one another’s jobs and each piece comes out slightly different. Although they function similarly to a machine, what is the only part of the machine metaphor represented here?