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Carol is underwhelmed when 'dude' Dion (Marcus' nephew) rocks up to commence work as an intern, and also isn't impressed by the entitled Tatiana. Marcus explains to the interns that Cutting Edge is there to help them move forward. Carlos is welcoming--offering Dion a desk to help him feel at home. Carol objects to the interns' 'text speak' and use of emoticons; not to mention time wasted on social media. Dion points out that companies allowing employees a given amount of time on Facebook are actually more productive. Steve explains the importance of dressing professionally; while Serena makes time to talk with the interns, perceiving their potential. Carol's assessment of Dion is blunt; she believes he has no place in their office. Serena asserts that constructive feedback is the better path. Steve coaches Tatiana through what to say (and not to say) in job interviews. Carol concludes with some slightly tempered advice for Dion and he makes a positive suggestion. The video is divided into chapters: welcome them and build rapport, talk on same wavelength, provide direction, share standards, manage attention seekers, give practical advice
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material_proyectable Rebiun34489757 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun34489757 m|||||o||c|||||||| cr |n||||||||a vz |za|z| 141027s2013 vra009 e o vleng d CBUC 991000717324306712 VaAlASP VaAlASP Cutting edge communication comedy series. Handling the new wave [produced by] Eve Ash Melbourne, VIC Seven Dimensions 2013 Melbourne, VIC Melbourne, VIC Seven Dimensions 1 online resource (9 min.) 1 online resource (9 min.) 000931 Academic Video Online Title from resource description page (viewed Oct. 27, 2014) Carol is underwhelmed when 'dude' Dion (Marcus' nephew) rocks up to commence work as an intern, and also isn't impressed by the entitled Tatiana. Marcus explains to the interns that Cutting Edge is there to help them move forward. Carlos is welcoming--offering Dion a desk to help him feel at home. Carol objects to the interns' 'text speak' and use of emoticons; not to mention time wasted on social media. Dion points out that companies allowing employees a given amount of time on Facebook are actually more productive. Steve explains the importance of dressing professionally; while Serena makes time to talk with the interns, perceiving their potential. Carol's assessment of Dion is blunt; she believes he has no place in their office. Serena asserts that constructive feedback is the better path. Steve coaches Tatiana through what to say (and not to say) in job interviews. Carol concludes with some slightly tempered advice for Dion and he makes a positive suggestion. The video is divided into chapters: welcome them and build rapport, talk on same wavelength, provide direction, share standards, manage attention seekers, give practical advice Previously released as DVD In English Original language in English Conflict of generations in the workplace Professional ethics Industrial relations Instructional films Ash, Eve. pro Seven Dimensions Films of Australia. prn