Be Together

PROMETHEE: Case study of a multicultural enterprise Why have we decided to take the company Promethee as the basis for our survey concerning the management in a multicultural environment? Because this society seems to be give the perfect example of a success based on a good management of a multicultural workforce all over the world. The first agency was created in the 19 century in London. Today, through 200 offices in 130 countries and 15000 people from 123 different nationalities, Promethee

of information, “from everyone and for everyone”. Despite, the multinational always succeeded in adapting its model to its environment by taking the right decision, for each project. Google and the open source: The main principle of Google is to be free, such as Open Source software Google is trying to increase its range of services. For that, they implemented several projects, such as: * Google Summer Code create and develop a community of free software and allows the students to bring new

thinks. After writing this we understand way better how to optimize some code and how it will be understood by the computer. We will explain step by step how we realized this compiler, from the lexer until the code generation and then control flow graphs. This compiler is useful because it is dedicated to a special language: Minijava+ with which we can still write nice programs. This program would first be transformed into a set of tokens: 2. Example CLASS Rationnal LACCO PUBLIC STATIC

security and justice” Treaty of Nice _ Treaty signed in Nice on 26 Feb. 2001 _ Treaty of Amsterdam provided: "at least one year before the membership of the EU exceeds twenty, a conference of representatives of the governments of the MS shall be convened in order to carry out a comprehensive review of the provisions of the Treaties on the composition and functioning of the institutions". ( Intergovernmental Conference 2000 mission was: _ size and composition of the Commission; _ weighting

here and half not" (l.43-44) / "Fi". Chris at the door of the bedroom, waved in the air the paper on which he'd written a list of all the items he thought she should bring and might forget." (l.30-31) / "Davi reached out to squeeze Fi's shoulder. 'Just be home by March'." (l.59) 5. Kenya is a country in Africa where Swahili and English are the two official languages. Nairobi is the Capital while Garissa is a smaller city. 6. a) She feels frightened.     b) First of all, mosquitoes are responsible

metaphors/language when talking about present situation / present segregation / racism brotherhood (l.6) / together (l.6) / join hands (l.14) / sisters and brothers (l.14-14) => dream of unity between all the Americans whatever the colour of their skin. metaphor of "the sons of former slaves" (= black people) and "the sons of former slave owners" (= white people) dream of freedom : "I have a dream that ... will be transformed into an oasis of freedom" (l.8) + "Let freedom ring" repeated Though the blacks

first month and I thought he didn’t respect the rules of living together. Example 3 : Desciption : people queueing up for the bus Interepretation : In france, in Paris it doesn’t happen. Evaluation : spanish people is very disciplined! In Spain, the non verbal communication is a notion very present. The proxemics notion is very diferent because people speaks to you closer and the notion of distance is not the same. People can be sometimes face to face to speak with the touch language ( haptics)

development “(2007:15), “CSR is concerned with treating the stakeholders of the firm ethically or in a responsible manner. “ Ethically or responsible” means treating stakeholders in a manner deemed acceptable in civilized societies.” To summarize, CSR can be seen as an obligation of business to society. An analyse of the Hospitality Direction Europe Edition ( 2006) identified that over the past few years, a lot of stakeholders have become more interested in the ethical, social and environmental performance

background, such as Latino or Jewish clubs. A club or group also can be a great way to meet people who are different from you. Lots of youth programs bring people together with those who are different as a way to break down the barriers between people. Mark, a senior who lives in Washington, DC, discovered this when he volunteered for a group that uses baseball as a way to bring special-education kids and kids with disabilities together with regular kids. Participating in extracurricular activities helps

also tells me that I’m outgoing and sporty, determined and dynamic. My parents say that I’m good at making contact with new people and that I always go as far as possible for the things I like. I love having fun with my friends, but we also work together and talk about everything, like the news or personal problems and choices. We can talk about almost anything seeing as we’re very close. My best friends are in the same school as me. We also hang out at weekends or during the holidays, I have loads