critical organization essay
Half of it is done!!! read below and check the document
Write a critical organization essay that engages the broader context surrounding one of the field sites or case studies introduced in class. The essay should follow this format
- Presenting Problem organization is trying to address
- Root Problem organization is trying to address
- Organization’s Theory of Change
- Organization’s primary goal
- Strengths and Weaknesses in the organization’s efforts
- [PESTEL] Opportunities and Threats in the broader environment
- Final analysis (important part 1 full page at least)
- Is KFG a Social Innovation, according to your definition?
- Is their theory of change properly matched with their efforts?
- Are there other ways to solve the problem?
- Is this really a problem?
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I chose ” Workshop for Warriors”, i will attach a document that includes answers and bullet points to all the information and data answering questions 1-6, I just need someone to expand this file into 1900 words and to answer number 7 i basically did the assignment but i don’t know how to get to 1900 words
i will also attach the website for the organization to help better your understanding of it https://wfw.org/
no citation required
please use my answers to the questions i’m not requiring you to do any research, citation, or to find any other information, just read through the points and expand on them and you can copy paste my answers as i want them to be included with my own words in the paper specially for questions 1-3
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Workshop for Warriors
Problem Presentation
Every business in contemporary society comes to be because of the identification of a particular gap, that the existing investments would have failed to address. Consequently, every investor is always hoping to address a particular issue within the society in which the investment is made. The world for Warriors determined the existence of a challenge among members of the military as they attempted to find work in the civilian world, which makes it a challenge that the company could address. With no other business interested in providing services that could help acclimate the soldiers to the civilian world, Workshop for Warriors hoped to present willing ex-military members with an opportunity to acquire the skills that would not only facilitate appropriate job placement, but would also be enough to guarantee that they would keep the positions they got in the long run.
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