To Mr. Smith, President
I write to you with the findings of my research, I conducted the following study between men and women working together and the probability of their job satisfaction during the week of November 26, 2005. The case studied was that of employees of Texas Instruments. The term probability is a measure of the likelihood of a random phenomenon or chance behavior. Probability describes the long term proportion with which a certain outcome will occur in situations with short term uncertainty. Probability deals with experiments that yield random short term results or outcomes yet reveal long term predictability states Michael Sullivan.
The study of probability was conducted in the Dallas area, which has a population of over 2 million people. Texas Instruments is a highly competitive career path and is a very stringent place to maintain employment. A simple random survey was performed on 288 individuals, which will benefit AIU's database information. With the gender distribution of males at 42% of 288, the 168 females surveyed consisted of the higher number compared to 120 males. From the information discovered, many people had a long history with Texas Instruments; tenure was tallied with 1 for those with fewer than 2 years experience, 2 for those with more than 2 but less then 5 years experience or 3 marked as over 5 years with Texas Instruments. In the data found, 79 males or 27% of 288 people surveyed had a tally of 1, 26 males or 9% had a tenure of 2 and 15 males or 5% of 288 had a classification of the number 3. Since a higher number of females were tested, we found 91 females or 32% had a tenure of 1 referring to having under 2 years experience, 42 females or 14% ...