Category: Reputation

In the book, Who Owns the Ice House? authors Clifton Taulbert and Gary Schoeniger discuss eight powerful life lessons derived from an unknown entrepreneur named Cleve Mormon. Growing up in the 1950s, Taulbert had the opportunity to work for his Uncle Cleve at the Ice House. In doing so, Taulbert acquired more than just a…

People worry about their reputation all time. People worry that their reputation is in jeopardy. There were so many people that were worrying about their reputation not the act The Crucible. There are many examples of this. There was John Proctor when he was accused of being a witch. Then there is Reverend Parris who…

According to Forbes Magazine, a reputation economy is a marketplace where brands or professionals are treated like products and are rated, commented on, and judged based on reputation. (Schawbel, Dan). If a brand creates positive interactions, it will open opportunities, whereas a negative brand will diminish its reputation in the marketplace. With the development of…

In the book Speak, by Laurie Anderson, main character Melinda enters highschool with her reputation ruined. Reputation, image and impression is used in everyday situations affecting social status, self esteem, and professional freedom. How an individual presents themselves through past or present actions is reflected by interactions with others. Why is reputation an important part…

In the book Speak by Laurie Anderson, Melindas reputation ruined. Reputation, image, and impression are used in everyday situations affecting social status, self-esteem, and professional freedom. In the book, she loses her social position because of her past and present actions. Reputation is a social process that is an essential part of success, and a…

Introduction to Reputation in The Crucible Most people have developed a reputation for themselves in one way or another during their lives. The desire to protect ones reputation is an extremely prominent theme in The Crucible. This play takes place in a Puritan society in Salem, where the moral code and beliefs learned from the…

Artur Miller writes the play, The Crucible, which describes the events of the 1960s Salem witch hunt. However, he writes theses events as an allegory to the 1950s witch hunt in America against the communist party. The characters in the play portray different types of people during the 1950s. In this play, Salam, the town…

Reputations is crucial when it comes to businesses. Not only does it determine how others perceives a company, it also decides of its future. A bad, or damaged reputation can be fatal and lead to the downfall of a company. Reputation is important and essential among all stakeholders of a company, from the employees, consumers…

This can be painful to see your professional integrity compromised. You may not even be at risk sometimes because that may be down to a common error at times. Irrespective of the cause it’s important to keep in mind that you will restore your image with time, maturity, and integrity. Considering the reputation point of…