This document discusses two types of careers: acquisitive careers and contributor careers. An acquisitive career focuses on acquiring rewards where one's interest is proportional to rewards. A contributor career is a journey of contribution where one works to contribute to oneself, team, family, society, and nation with a steady attitude not defined by daily rewards. It emphasizes understanding what is required, showing interest in how you can contribute, bringing energy and ideas, being a committed team player, and delivering when needed. A contributor career shifts focus from doing activities to meeting human outcomes with a wider vision centered around a vision rather than just activities. Examples are provided of people who pursued contributor careers over acquisitive careers.

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2. CREATED BY :
Ronak Sutariya (151290107052)
Tushar Anghan (151290107002)
Ref by :
Pro. Raju Andhariya
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ACQUISITIVE CAREER CONTRIBUTER CAREER

4.  ACQUISITIVE CAREER
 The purpose of working is to ‘acquire’ .
 One’s interest in the work is proportionate to the rewards .
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5.  CONTRIBUTER CAREER
 Work is a journey of “contribution” .
 Working to contribute to oneself , team , family , society and
nation .
 One has a steadiness in attitude , not defined by day-to-day
rewards .
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6.  Understand The Agenda.
 What Is Required ?
 Show Interest and Know How You Can Contribute.
 Bring Energy And Ideas.
 Be a Committed Team Player.
 When You Know You Are Needed and Can Deliver – Do It.
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7.  A Contributor makes a shift from “FLOWING
PROCESS” to
 “MEETING HUMAN OUTCOMES”
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Doing Activity
Making a contribution

8.  WIDERVISION OF CAREER
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EXTERNALGROWTH ALONE
EXTERNAL + INTERNAL GROWTH

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NON-CONTRIBUTOR CONTRIBUTOR

10.  The shift from ‘DOINGAN ACTIVITY’ To
‘TAKING RESPONSIBILITY FOR AVISION’
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ACTIVITY AT CENTER VISIONAT CENTER

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What is the pay package?
Will I get a team to work
under me? Will I have to
stay late often? Will I get
compensated for working
over-time?
What kind of
work will I
actually be
doing? What are
the typical
responsibilities?
What are typical
challenges?
EXAMPLE
AJAY RAGHU

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Action that express
one’s ego are not
contributions
Action that serve a
purpose become
contributions

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SWAMIAGNIVESH ANNA HAZARE

14.  HejoinedTata Steel right after his graduation from
 IIT Kharagpur and quitTata Steel in 1992.
 In February 2006, he voluntarily resigned from
 the IRS as JointCommissioner in IT Department.
 Thereafter, in February 2006, he resigned
 from the job, to work full-time at Parivartan.
 In December 2006, Kejriwal along with Manish Sisodia and Abhinandan
Sekhri started Public Cause Research Foundation, which works for
promoting better local self governance and RTI related campaigns.
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15.  Dr. Ajinkya Kale from Mumbai
 He did his MBBS from Government
Medical College Miraj, Maharashtra
and he currently working as Medical
Officer at Primary Health Centre
Walaval, Sindhudurg district,
Maharashtra.
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18.  Your career is an opportunity to make a huge difference
to yourself and to the world at large.
 Explore every day of your life in some or the other
productive work so that you are ready for any
challenges in future life.
 Learn things beyond your expertise.
“Those who work at a thing heart and soul not only achieve success in it but through
their absorption in that they also realize the supreme truth—Brahman.Those who
work at a thing with their whole heart receive help from God.”
- SwamiVivekanand
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