MGMT5370 Clayton State Mormon Way of Doing Business Paper Step 1: Select a book to read from one of the options below (Purchase or Check-Out from the Li

MGMT5370 Clayton State Mormon Way of Doing Business Paper Step 1:

Select a book to read

from one of the options below (Purchase or Check-Out from the

Library)

Option 1: Here are the options listed in the syllabus:

?

The Goal: A Process of On-going Improvement by Eliyahu M. Goldratt, 2014

?

The Mormon Way of Doing Business: How Nine Western Boys Reached the Top of Corporate

America by Jeff Benedict, 2007.

?

Nice Guys Can Get the Corner Office: Eight Strategies for Winning in Business Without Being a

Jerk, Russ C. Edelman (Author), Timothy R. Hiltabiddle (Author) Charles C. Manz, Penguin

Group, 2008.

?

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, by Stephen R.

Covey.

Option 2: You may select another professional self-help book that you feel may be beneficial to you.

Y

ou are free to read a book focused on a professional topic of your choice instead of one of the books

listed in the syllabus.

For instance, if your objective is to obtain a promotion, research books on that

topic, such as “Rise: 3 Practical Steps for Advancing Your Career, Standing Out as a Leader, and

Liking Your Life” or “Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn’t, and Why, Second Edition: 12 Things You’d

Better Do If You Want to Get Ahead”.

If

you have been recently promoted to a manager and you wish

to learn more about that topic, you might be research books such as “It’s Okay to Be the Boss: The

Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming the Manager Your Employees Need” or “The First-Time Manager

(Belker)”.

NOTE: If you choose this option, you much email me for prior approval. Your email must be sent to

me at least three days before the deadline with the name and author of the book that you select and

the reason you feel this book will help you professionally. Send the email to my CSU email

(

SheryneSouthard@clayton.edu

).

Step 2:

Read the Article in this Module (How to Write a Chapter Outline)

Step 3:

Create Parts 1 and 2 of the assignment by following the instructions on next page.

1

Chapter Outline Assignment Template

Part 1:

Chapter Section Summary and Personal Reflection (3-4 complete sentences to summarize the

chapter). Explain why this information helpful to you at this point in your career. (One sentence)

Indicate what you plan to do moving forward with this information. (One sentence).

Part 2:

Chapter Section Title

A.

Subject Heading (Bold)

1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

2)

Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

B.

Subject Heading (Bold)

1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

2)

Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

C.

Subject Heading (Bold)

1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

2)

Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.

(Continue this repeating this format for addition topics contained in the chapter)

If any images, pictures and diagrams helped you understand the chapter content, include it in your

outline. (You may take a picture with your camera and include the image in the chapter outline).

Example:

Here is an example for a book on strategies for searching for a job.

A.

Create a Plan

1.

Write Down Your J

ob Search Goals

–

Research shows that people

who set goals

and wrote them down were earning 10 times as much as those who set goals but

never wrote them down. This allows you to bring your vision into reality and track

your progress.

2.

Be Realistic When Setting Your Goals

– It is important to develop goals that are

attainable. Such goals take into account your strengths and weaknesses and refrain from

self-denial.

3.

Be flexible in your approach

– Goals can evolve. So be willing the changes based upon

changes that occur. Risk and try new approaches and remember that you can “fail forward”

B.

Repeat this format fBook Chapter Outline Assignment
———————————————————————————————————————Instructions: For this module, you will provide a complete outline of the content of the chapter.
Step 1: Select a book to read from one of the options below (Purchase or Check-Out from the
Library)
Option 1: Here are the options listed in the syllabus:
•
•
•
•
The Goal: A Process of On-going Improvement by Eliyahu M. Goldratt, 2014
The Mormon Way of Doing Business: How Nine Western Boys Reached the Top of Corporate
America by Jeff Benedict, 2007.
Nice Guys Can Get the Corner Office: Eight Strategies for Winning in Business Without Being a
Jerk, Russ C. Edelman (Author), Timothy R. Hiltabiddle (Author) Charles C. Manz, Penguin
Group, 2008.
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change, by Stephen R.
Covey.
Option 2: You may select another professional self-help book that you feel may be beneficial to you.
You are free to read a book focused on a professional topic of your choice instead of one of the books
listed in the syllabus. For instance, if your objective is to obtain a promotion, research books on that
topic, such as “Rise: 3 Practical Steps for Advancing Your Career, Standing Out as a Leader, and
Liking Your Life” or “Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn’t, and Why, Second Edition: 12 Things You’d
Better Do If You Want to Get Ahead”. If you have been recently promoted to a manager and you wish
to learn more about that topic, you might be research books such as “It’s Okay to Be the Boss: The
Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming the Manager Your Employees Need” or “The First-Time Manager
(Belker)”.
NOTE: If you choose this option, you much email me for prior approval. Your email must be sent to
me at least three days before the deadline with the name and author of the book that you select and
the reason you feel this book will help you professionally. Send the email to my CSU email
(SheryneSouthard@clayton.edu).
Step 2: Read the Article in this Module (How to Write a Chapter Outline)
Step 3: Create Parts 1 and 2 of the assignment by following the instructions on next page.
1
Chapter Outline Assignment Template
Part 1:
Chapter Section Summary and Personal Reflection (3-4 complete sentences to summarize the
chapter). Explain why this information helpful to you at this point in your career. (One sentence)
Indicate what you plan to do moving forward with this information. (One sentence).
Part 2:
Chapter Section Title
A. Subject Heading (Bold)
1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
2) Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
B. Subject Heading (Bold)
1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
2) Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
C. Subject Heading (Bold)
1) Sub Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
2) Sub- Heading (Bold) Summarize in 1 to 3 sentences.
(Continue this repeating this format for addition topics contained in the chapter)
If any images, pictures and diagrams helped you understand the chapter content, include it in your
outline. (You may take a picture with your camera and include the image in the chapter outline).
Example: Here is an example for a book on strategies for searching for a job.
A. Create a Plan
1. Write Down Your Job Search Goals – Research shows that people who set goals
and wrote them down were earning 10 times as much as those who set goals but
never wrote them down. This allows you to bring your vision into reality and track
your progress.
2. Be Realistic When Setting Your Goals – It is important to develop goals that are
attainable. Such goals take into account your strengths and weaknesses and refrain from
self-denial.
3. Be flexible in your approach – Goals can evolve. So be willing the changes based upon
changes that occur. Risk and try new approaches and remember that you can “fail forward”
B. Repeat this format
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