In The Odyssey, life is one’s own responsibility, instead of leaving all things up to fate, the characters had a significant influence upon his or her own existence. In The Odyssey the gods are responsible for controlling many aspects of where the story goes, but the people still have to choose to go. For example, the gods are the ones who held Odysseus captive for eight years and when they finally allowed him to find his way home or stay there and be immortal, he still had to choose. He could have stayed but he chose to go. Free will is not engineered. It speaks to the concept of having full authority over one’s aspirations and ultimate direction. The gods can make up the plan and choose the path, but the people had to walk it.
- Ensuring consistency and an appropriate level across all groups in operating standards.
- Broaden access to communications to all sections of society to capture the potential of mobile to bring socio-economic value in both developed markets and emerging economies.
CONCLUSION
This report helped me in investigating what Vodafone is and where it stands in this market, how it differs from other companies, what impact does it have on the market in terms of social cultures, economic differences, other global factors and all this was achievable by doing a lot of primary research and getting the work evaluated from the tutor. This Global brand aims to keep everyone happy its society, customers, stakeholders, government and most importantly its employees who help in achieving these targets. Competition is lot especially in this technology sector as of the growing markets but still the company strives to keep up with the position in many countries capturing big markets like India and other countries.
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