Career network and Services

Career network and Services

The post is of two assignments

1:Career Network and other Career Services resources available and interviewing techniques

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The “Career Network” and other Career Services Resources available and Interviewing Techniques .

As you prepare for the next major step in your career , your success at acquiring that next position up will depend on how prepared you are as a professional. What were some of the important elements mentioned in the video’s provided that were important to you or stood out?

Did the video on Interviewing offer any helpful suggestions that you found extremely useful? Were you surprised that this process had some many potential areas for enhancement or failure?

Video: https://extmedia.kaplan.edu/global/CareerServices/GENERIC-TheCareerNetworkandOtherCareerServicesResources.mp4

Script: https://extmedia.kaplan.edu/global/CareerServices/SCRIPT-TheCareerNetworkandOtherCareerServicesResources.docx

Video: https://extmedia.kaplan.edu/global/CareerServices/GENERIC-InterviewingTechniques.mp4

Script: https://extmedia.kaplan.edu/global/CareerServices/SCRIPT-InterviewingTechniques.docx

2:Do Intelligence Agencies Stabilize or Distabilize the International System

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1) What are the challenges of responding to ‘risks’ compared to ‘threats’?
2) Do intelligence services stabilise or destabilise the international system?
3) What are the main risks to cyber security, and are states or non-state actors the main challenge?
Essay Guidelines
1. Define and discuss key concepts.
2. Take a comparative approach: Each essay question asks to compare two concepts or answers (1. risk/threat; 2. stabilise/destabilise; 3. state/non-state actor). What are the arguments for and against each position?
3. Keep in mind that there is not one ‘correct answer’. You are graded based on the extent to which you can substantiate your conclusion .
4. Critical analysis: Recognise the limits of your argument and counter-arguments. The objective is not to suggest that one answer is correct and the other wrong, but rather to argue that one of the answers/position may have more merit than
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the other. Demonstrate your capacity to consider and include competing perspectives by various scholars.
5. Clearly structure your essay into introduction, body and conclusion. a. The introduction should outline the broader topic and link it to the specific purpose of the essay. Signpost the structure, key arguments to be made, and provide a brief thesis statement. b. The body of the essay should present the main arguments, which directly answers the essay question. c. The conclusion should summarise your key findings, synthesize your thoughts, demonstrate the importance of your ideas, and enable you to have the last word on the essay question.
6. Referencing: Choose either Oxford or Harvard (see directions in links below). The word count includes footnotes, but excludes bibliography. Words limits can deviate 10% either more or under the stated figure. If the number of words exceeds the limit by more than 10%, then penalties will apply. These penalties are 5% of the awarded mark for every 100 words over the world limit. The percentage is taken of the total mark, i.e. if a paper was graded at a credit (65%) and was 300 words over, it would be reduced by 15 marks to a pass (50%).
Harvard: http://libguides.mq.edu.au/content.php?pid=459099&sid=3759396 Oxford: http://libguides.mq.edu.au/content.php?pid=459099&sid=3759400

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