Essays on Saber

Lorraine Hansberry's play is one of the most famous literary works of the late 50s, which raises the issues of racism, racial discrimination, and cultural identity of African Americans. The author touches on the social problems of the postwar period, and most of these problems relates to the African-American cultural heritage. Hansberry describes the life of an ordinary African American family living in the south of Chicago. The family members' relationship and the response to the opportunity to achieve something more reveals the basis of the plot and the perspectives of the play. The play's problematics affect mainly the ...

The training at Qatar Development Bank provided an orientation to the industry’s daily activities and challenges. The first 40 hours of training were not enough for one to grasp the assigned department’s routines since there was a lot to learn and understand. On the reporting day at QDB, I met Mr. Ramez, who gave me a brief introduction of the bank and what the training entails (Ramez Mohamed Salah Eldin Thabet par 1). His orientation focused on the bank’s goals, visions, and mission and the general requirement expected from the trainees. The next step was to ...

Individual’s productivity in any working environment is measured by tracking that person’s performance. People work differently depending on the environment they are based in. Individuals who work on a commission based salary tend to work harder and efficiently than an individual who is working for no salary or someone who works for the government. The best industry that monitors one’s productivity is baseball. It uses a wide range of statistical tools to analyze one’s performance in the game. Statistics plays a very important role in baseball than any sport because it has structured flow; and ...