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The document proposes getting a job on a space shuttle as a way to both work and enjoy technology at one's leisure without strict schedules for work and sleep. It then considers criticisms of this idea from different thinking perspectives, such as the impracticality of everyone getting such a job and the potential for boredom. An alternative idea presented is to get a job at a game station where one can both work and play as much as they want without feeling they need to unwind from work before sleep.
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Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.Recently uploaded (20)
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A job in a space shuttle presentation1
- 1. How To Get Enough Sleep While Still Enjoying ‘’Technology & Me’’ Time To Unwind At The End Of The Day? Challenging Assumptions : 6 Thinking Hats Assignment A Crash Course In Creativity 2012, Venture Lab, Stanford University.
- 2. My Favorite Solution Get selected & appointed in a space-shuttle!
- 3. Interior Of A Space Shuttle Yippeeee!!!! Aahaaa....!!! With All That Technology Around You!!
- 4. Play Or Work..... Does It Matter? Either To Work With Or Play With!!
- 5. Snooze Time!!! And Go Off To Sleep When You Want To!! (Not When You Have To!)
- 6. Let’s See What The Six Thinking Hats Have To Say! Perfect Solution!! It gives one the benefit of technology, entertainment & enough sleep, too! Hey, I can add some relaxing music, some fragrance, some massage etc., to enhance the sleep experience! That’s Great! Challenging the assumptions that there should be distinction between ‘work & play’, and one needs to sleep at some specific time of day/night!
- 7. And The Remaining Three Hats?? This could be future generation’s favorite Hang-Out! Job + Pay + Play All In One! You need to apply for job from an early age! And you need to prepare yourself for such a job! Tough work! Guess how many will be applying for such a position from out of billions of people? Get Real! And what if you get bored with all that technology? You can’t just walk off a space-shuttle!
- 8. Or Do Something Like This!!!???!!! My Earthly Solution : Get A Job At A Game-Station, Play/Work As Much As You Want! And Go Off To Sleep Without Having To ‘Unwind’ At The End Of The Day!
- 9. Creativity Rocks!!! Thank You!! Iravati Kulkarni, Team ‘By Design’, Creativity Course 2012. Note : Images used in the presentation belong to their individual owners. No infringement of copyright intended. Media Credit : The Planet Song By Bryant Oden