Art, Music, and Creative Writing homework help

Can you help me doing three interviews.. Be sure to ask follow-up questions when necessary for when the interviewee offers one word or one sentence answers. The question will not count if it is not fully answered. Ask many questions ensure good answers.their thoughts about [race, sexual orientation, gender] inif they have ever encountered any form of prejudice or discrimination at work or outside of work.how diverse is the place for which theyhad they ever thought about how life would be if they were another [race or ethnicity, gender, younger, straight, gay].how would they describe their interactions with those from different [racial, age, sexual orientation, etc.]have they ever been harassed by lawdo they believe that [racism, sexism] will ever cease todo they feel included at work where they can be their whole selves racially orUnique and worthwhile questions may receive extra credit.for example1.    Name of Interviewee: William J. Pedigo III2.    Title of Interviewee: President and Gemologist3.    Company: International Diamond Company4.    Contact: 972-258-88885.    Length of time in the position: 10 years, 2 months6.    Previous work experience: President of Stuart-Pedigo Jewelers for ** years7.    Education:·     Master of Jewelry Design, Paris Junior College, 1981·     Master of Jewelry Repair, Paris Junior College, 1982·     Graduate Gemologist, Paris Junior College, 1983·     Bachelor of Science in Management, Henderson State University, 19888.    What are the key challenges you face in your position? Mr. Pedigo stressed that planning, especially with regard to financial planning, is the biggest challenge he faces being in a seasonal, luxury, and unpredictable retail business. This is directly related to the text in Chapter 5. (page 185) The text states that a quality plan states where resources will come from and how they will be deployed. Jewelry retail sales, especially in our current economy are incredibly unpredictable. It is difficult to allocate resources for future use when the business owner is unsure about future sales figures. 9.    What recommendations would you make for someone trying to get a job? Mr. Pedigo would recommend that current job seekers would expect to work their way to the top. It seems that recent graduates have more of a sense of entitlement now and expect to obtain higher level and higher paying jobs right away.  I related this most closely to the text in chapter 12. (page 469) The text states that there are two basic types of motivation: intrinsic and extrinsic. Extrinsic motivation comes from the rewards that are linked to job performance, such as a paycheck. Mr. Pedigo seemed to be stressing the importance of intrinsic motivation, which comes from the personal satisfaction of the work itself. Employees should work hard for the sake of the job, not just the paycheck. 10. What do you wish you had known in your first job? Mr. Pedigo responded, “People don’t always do what they say they are going to.” Mr. Pedigo had some situations early in his career when he found that a colleague of his was engaging in dishonest business practices. He had to make a choice to sever the business relationship before the colleague’s behavior tarnished Mr. Pedigo’s own reputation and good name. This topic is most closely related to text in chapter 3. (page 100-101) The text states that business ethics provide standards or guidelines for the conduct and decision making of employees and managers.” “Different people will use different ethical criteria in determining whether a practice or behavior is ethical or unethical.”