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2022-04-12 16:35:26 Nowadays, a lot of offices employ open-space designs instead of separate rooms for work.
Do the advantages of this outweigh the disadvantages?

The idea of a perfect work environment differs from company to company, but more of them, these days, are shifting towards shared-space designs. In my view, the drawbacks this approach brings about are far outweighed by the positives.

There are a number of disadvantages of applying a common work area for all staff members. One of them is the potential loss of productivity. This is because when all employees use an open space, it tends to be noisy from time to time, leading to distractions from work. Being unable to focus, workers may not be able to complete delegated tasks, or even if they did, it might be of lower quality. Secondly, this kind of workplace can mean lack of privacy. If workers, for instance, want to make phone calls, discuss personal matters and intend to rest for a while, they have to do it in public, unlike having their separate rooms.

Nevertheless, I am of the view that the benefits of sharing working space are more significant than the above-mentioned negatives. First and foremost, it fosters better communication. Because there are no borders between employees of different levels of hierarchy, ideas flow more smoothly. Famous tech giant Facebook, for example, employed this design, and saw an immense rise in efficiency, for there was no need to walk from room to room to deliver a message. Employing this method is also a step forward to greater equality in the workplace. This is because everybody will have to make use of the same environment, facilities and resources, such as a panoramic view, air conditioning and a water cooler. Receiving the same treatment as their executives, other workers are likely to feel a greater sense of satisfaction, as a result.

In conclusion, using an open-space work environment has both pros and cons. In my opinion, however, the benefits of improved communication and maintaining equality outweigh the potential issues of distractions and privacy loss.

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2022-04-12 13:35:19 Src.: Open your eyes

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2022-04-11 14:48:38 Task1: Table Task 2: Being good at math depends more on natural ability than on the quality of teaching they receive. To what extent do you agree or disagree? #exampaper #task2 PBI 09/April/2022 @alisherposts Open / Comment

2022-04-11 14:40:14 Many young people spend their free time in shopping malls. This has negative effects both on society and young people.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is true that shopping malls are gaining in popularity among young people these days. Some, however, argue that this trend will harm these people and ultimately, our society. I agree with this assertion to a large extent even though I believe that such a trend has its own upsides.

To start, it is important to recognize how young people’s proclivity towards shopping at malls can be advantageous. Most young people go shopping after school or at the weekends to take a break in the daily routine. Their study schedule can sometimes be hectic, leaving little room for entertainment, and shopping can provide them with a necessary escape. This is also ideal for business owners as it can boost their sales once their products get seen by more customers. Even if businesses do not make much revenue from sales to teenagers, their brand and, by extension, their products, will receive more recognition seeing as it is common among young people to talk about what they see on sale. Few marketing strategies are as effective as a word of mouth.

That said, I share the view that the rising popularity of shopping among young people is a rather undesirable development. First of all, too much time spent at shopping malls can make one materialistic, and young people are no exception. That is, a teenager or a child surrounded by a wide array of tempting products cannot help but wonder if he or she can have it all one day. This desire will eventually turn into an obsession - to own as many things as possible. It is even more so when they see other people afford those things, but they cannot. Eventually, this feeling will give way to materialism, which is measuring everything in monetary terms. The most profound effect of it, on a societal level, would be the creation of a culture of people driven by materialism, which is a modern scourge seen in developed nations like the USA.

In conclusion, while some benefits can be attributed to the growing popularity of shopping malls among young people, I believe the harmful effects both on youngsters and society are more pronounced.

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2022-04-11 13:20:51 #results #sevenpointfive CDI 08/Apr/2022

Nigina Nosirova’s first and second attempts.

Teachers: Muhammadali and Alisher.
We also give no less credit to the candidate's previous teachers.

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2022-04-11 03:29:56 Really?

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2022-04-09 16:17:10 Task1: Table Task 2: Being good at math depends more on natural ability than on the quality of teaching they receive. To what extent do you agree or disagree? #exampaper #task2 PBI 09/April/2022 @alisherposts Open / Comment

2022-04-09 15:43:58 Task1: Table

Task 2: Being good at math depends more on natural ability than on the quality of teaching they receive.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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2022-04-09 13:54:06 The bar graph illustrates the rate of businesses in various industries in Canada that did e-commerce from 2015 to 2019.

In general, the proportion of businesses doing e-commerce in construction and wholesale industries rose gradually, whereas the figures for the other three industries showed generally unstable patterns of change. Interestingly, information and communications sector had by far the largest percentages in each year studied.

If we look at construction and wholesale domains, we can see that the shares of the former climbed progressively from just under a quarter in 2015 to 55% in the final year. Similarly, the proportions in the wholesale industry showed a steady growth of more or less 20% (from about 40% to around 62%) over the period.

The trends of the other three categories provided, however, were a far cry. The figures for the manufacturing industry increased markedly to roughly a half initially, before dropping by around 5% and then rising to almost hit 60-percent mark in 2019. Retail industry, meanwhile, experienced a considerable rise by approximately 26% over the first 4 years, thereafter which it had seen a negligible decline. The same happened in the case of information and communications field, but its numbers were always greater than the rest, reaching the table high in 2018, with around three quarters of businesses in this realm doing e-commerce.

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