Rudsel is a confident, driven individual with a strong sense of urgency. He is independent, competitive, and takes initiative. Rudsel is outgoing, enthusiastic, and a lively communicator. He prefers flexible work and coming up with innovative solutions. Rudsel will focus on accomplishing goals quickly while delegating routine tasks.
Irina is a confident, independent self-starter with competitive drive and initiative. She is focused on accomplishing goals quickly through proactivity, assertiveness, and a sense of urgency. Irina independently drives innovative ideas and is resourceful in overcoming obstacles. She is an outgoing communicator who builds relationships to help get work done, but can be impatient with routine tasks. Irina is suited to manager roles where she can delegate details while maintaining focus on goals and team performance.
All business problems are people problems. And if you become a Jedi master of understanding and customizing your approach based on behavioral understanding, you gain an unfair advantage in your career.
Dang Thuy Linh is a confident, ambitious self-starter who is driven to achieve results quickly. She is independent, innovative, and willing to take risks to accomplish her goals. As a manager, she would delegate details but maintain authority, focusing on goals rather than processes. She is a strong communicator who sets high standards and looks for opportunities to compete and advance herself and her team. Her management style would be fast-paced, team-oriented, and direct, while her influencing style would be authoritative yet flexible in guiding others towards her vision. To be most effective, she would benefit from independence, variety, challenges, and opportunities to prove herself.
Trilan is a confident, ambitious self-starter who is driven to achieve results quickly. He is independent, innovative, and able to make decisions without needing all the details. Trilan works well under pressure and enjoys new challenges. As a manager, he focuses on goals rather than specifics of implementation. He delegates details but maintains authority. Trilan is a motivated influencer who guides processes authoritatively while staying flexible. He should be provided independence, variety, opportunities to advance, and recognition to maximize his effectiveness.
This document discusses principles of personality development and effective leadership. It begins by outlining factors that influence personality such as heredity, family, culture and situational factors. It then discusses the importance of personality development for skills like communication, leadership and time management. The document outlines different personality types and provides a model for personality development. It also discusses key leadership principles like vision, management vs leadership, leadership traits and styles. Overall, the document provides a framework for understanding personality and developing effective leadership skills.
There’s no shortage of ideas and literature on the subject of leadership. From books to blogs to the advice of the gurus, it’s hard to avoid the glut of theories and philosophies about what it takes to be an effective leader. But taken altogether, a clear pattern emerges: This extensive catalogue of literature has evolved slowly over the last century, often presenting a lagging view backward rather than a much-needed leading view forward articulating the skills leaders will need in the future and how we will get there.
Steph is a confident, independent self-starter with competitive drive and initiative. She can react and adjust quickly to changing conditions and come up with ideas for dealing with them. Her work pace is fast and she gets impatient with routine tasks. She makes quick decisions and is comfortable acting without complete information to keep progressing towards goals. As a manager, she will delegate details but maintain control over authority. She sets high standards and looks for ways to compete and drive improvement.
We hear so much these days about the difference between being agile, and doing agile. It’s the agile mindset that enables teams, and organisations, to truly adopt the agile values and principles to reap real benefits, not simply do the agile practices and ceremonies.
Mindfulness is the secret ingredient that enables the agile mindset. Mindful agile is the perfect combination of the agile mindset with mindfulness that enables teams and organisations to build an agile culture that truly embodies the agile values and principles. It allows teams to work together with greater cooperation to truly collaborate, overcome difficulties, share ideas, and challenge each other without falling into chaos and conflict. Through mindfulness, teams communicate more effectively, think more clearly and increase creativity that drive innovation.
Irina is a confident, independent self-starter with competitive drive and initiative. She is focused on accomplishing goals quickly through proactivity, assertiveness, and a sense of urgency. Irina independently drives innovative ideas and is resourceful in overcoming obstacles. She is an outgoing communicator who builds relationships to help get work done, but can be impatient with routine tasks. Irina is suited to manager roles where she can delegate details while maintaining focus on goals and team performance.
All business problems are people problems. And if you become a Jedi master of understanding and customizing your approach based on behavioral understanding, you gain an unfair advantage in your career.
Dang Thuy Linh is a confident, ambitious self-starter who is driven to achieve results quickly. She is independent, innovative, and willing to take risks to accomplish her goals. As a manager, she would delegate details but maintain authority, focusing on goals rather than processes. She is a strong communicator who sets high standards and looks for opportunities to compete and advance herself and her team. Her management style would be fast-paced, team-oriented, and direct, while her influencing style would be authoritative yet flexible in guiding others towards her vision. To be most effective, she would benefit from independence, variety, challenges, and opportunities to prove herself.
Trilan is a confident, ambitious self-starter who is driven to achieve results quickly. He is independent, innovative, and able to make decisions without needing all the details. Trilan works well under pressure and enjoys new challenges. As a manager, he focuses on goals rather than specifics of implementation. He delegates details but maintains authority. Trilan is a motivated influencer who guides processes authoritatively while staying flexible. He should be provided independence, variety, opportunities to advance, and recognition to maximize his effectiveness.
This document discusses principles of personality development and effective leadership. It begins by outlining factors that influence personality such as heredity, family, culture and situational factors. It then discusses the importance of personality development for skills like communication, leadership and time management. The document outlines different personality types and provides a model for personality development. It also discusses key leadership principles like vision, management vs leadership, leadership traits and styles. Overall, the document provides a framework for understanding personality and developing effective leadership skills.
There’s no shortage of ideas and literature on the subject of leadership. From books to blogs to the advice of the gurus, it’s hard to avoid the glut of theories and philosophies about what it takes to be an effective leader. But taken altogether, a clear pattern emerges: This extensive catalogue of literature has evolved slowly over the last century, often presenting a lagging view backward rather than a much-needed leading view forward articulating the skills leaders will need in the future and how we will get there.
Steph is a confident, independent self-starter with competitive drive and initiative. She can react and adjust quickly to changing conditions and come up with ideas for dealing with them. Her work pace is fast and she gets impatient with routine tasks. She makes quick decisions and is comfortable acting without complete information to keep progressing towards goals. As a manager, she will delegate details but maintain control over authority. She sets high standards and looks for ways to compete and drive improvement.
We hear so much these days about the difference between being agile, and doing agile. It’s the agile mindset that enables teams, and organisations, to truly adopt the agile values and principles to reap real benefits, not simply do the agile practices and ceremonies.
Mindfulness is the secret ingredient that enables the agile mindset. Mindful agile is the perfect combination of the agile mindset with mindfulness that enables teams and organisations to build an agile culture that truly embodies the agile values and principles. It allows teams to work together with greater cooperation to truly collaborate, overcome difficulties, share ideas, and challenge each other without falling into chaos and conflict. Through mindfulness, teams communicate more effectively, think more clearly and increase creativity that drive innovation.
Doug is an intense, results-oriented individual whose drive and sense of urgency are tempered by his concern for accuracy and quality. He will take a thoughtful, analytical approach to his work, relying on thorough knowledge and facts. Strongly technical in his orientation, Doug takes his work and responsibilities very seriously and expects the same from others. He is imaginative and capable of developing new ideas independently. While reserved in social settings, Doug will earn others' respect through his expertise, sound decisions, and high standards.
Elements of rational management involve planning as the key stage to fulfill a goal or project. Planning details several perspectives for initial control of stages using critical thinking skills to determine an outcome. All business organizations use planning as the beginning process to transform an idea into an action reality. Creative, logical, and deductive thinking are three styles used to solve problems and make reasoned decisions. While different in their processes, all three contribute to effective critical thinking.
Execution Book by Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan SummaryDr. N. Asokan
The document discusses the importance of execution in business. It defines execution as the systematic process of rigorously implementing strategy through questioning, analysis, and follow-through. The key to execution is linking strategy to operations and people. Execution requires clear goals, accountability, expanding capabilities, and rewarding performance. It is the job of leaders to execute through behaviors like knowing the business, insisting on realism, following through on commitments, and coaching others.
The document discusses strategies for managing stress and burnout, maintaining a positive attitude, and creating productive work environments. It suggests taking time for self-care, reflecting on work values, setting boundaries, and engaging in stress-reducing activities. Productive workplaces invest in training, encourage teamwork, value quality, provide feedback, and respect employees. Having a positive attitude and finding meaning in one's work through defining accomplishments can also contribute to well-being.
This document discusses the relationship between change and transition. It defines change as external events or situations, while transition is the internal psychological process of accepting and adapting to change. The author cites William Bridges, who identifies three stages of transition: 1) saying goodbye to the past, 2) entering a neutral phase of uncertainty, and 3) moving forward with new behaviors and competencies. Bridges provides guidance for leaders to effectively manage transitions, such as clearly communicating the purpose and plan for change, helping people let go of the past, and modeling new behaviors during the transition process.
This document discusses the key habits of highly effective people and principles of personal leadership. It introduces the seven habits paradigm, which includes habits like being proactive, beginning with the end in mind, and putting first things first. These habits help people develop character, gain personal security, and manage their time effectively. The document also discusses principles for building strong interpersonal relationships, like understanding others, keeping commitments, and apologizing sincerely. Mastering the first three habits of character development lays the groundwork for highly productive relationships focused on interdependence.
Leadership can be defined as influencing others to achieve objectives. There are various leadership theories that examine the traits, behaviors, and styles of effective leaders. Contingency theories suggest that the best leadership style depends on situational factors. Developing trust is important for leadership and requires integrity, competence, consistency, loyalty, openness and risk taking. Cultural differences must also be considered in global leadership.
This presentation is designed to teach techniques in managing transitions by utilizing Bridge's Model of handling change.
This info is applicable to all but is designed primarily with caregiver's in the long-term care industry in mind.
The document discusses implementing a mindfulness meditation program in an organization. It begins by stating the purpose is to evaluate resistance to such a program. It then provides background information on mindfulness meditation, including its benefits. Examples are given of companies that have successfully incorporated mindfulness programs. Research supporting the use of mindfulness in improving qualities like empathy, self-awareness, and brain function is also summarized. The document outlines the research project conducted by "Team Onyx" which surveyed employees to analyze resistance to mindfulness programs based on age, gender, and industry.
This document discusses creativity and creative people. It describes creativity as involving unique thinking processes and original, useful solutions. Creative people prefer unusual solutions and have a distinct problem-solving approach. The document also outlines 10 traits of highly creative people, 5 stages of the creative process, different types of creativity, and ways to measure creativity such as unusual uses tests. Intelligence is positively but not entirely correlated with creativity. A creative person is motivated by achievement rather than competition.
The document discusses the concepts of habits, paradigms, and time management. It defines habits as routine behaviors formed through repetition. It states that the 7 habits framework provides a complete set of principles, and that habits keep motivation going. It discusses paradigms as mental models that can shift over time. It presents time management as dividing activities into urgent/important and not urgent/important quadrants. The goal is to spend more time on important non-urgent activities like planning and prevention.
This document summarizes key points from William Bridges' book "Managing Transitions" about managing organizational change. Bridges distinguishes between change, which is situational, and transition, which is the psychological process of accepting changes. Transition occurs in three phases: endings, neutral zone, and new beginnings. Leaders can help employees through each phase by communicating, acknowledging losses and emotions, setting goals and celebrating wins. Ultimately, managing transitions successfully requires planning for the human and cultural aspects of change.
This document discusses managing transitions through change. It describes transition as a three step psychological process involving an ending, a neutral zone, and a new beginning. It provides guidance on helping people let go of the past, dealing with emotions during transition, normalizing the uncertainties of the neutral zone, and launching an effective new beginning. Key recommendations include understanding losses, permitting grief, clearly communicating details, and involving people in transition planning.
This document provides a confidential selection report for Adam Longo who is being considered for a General Manager position. It summarizes that Adam is a strong match for the role and has potential to excel quickly. Specifically, it notes that Adam is very bright, rational, organized, results-oriented, and builds cooperative teams. However, it also notes some areas for development, such as considering long-term outcomes, being more flexible, and taking a stronger stance occasionally. Overall, the document finds Adam is well-suited for the General Manager role.
It all start with me doodling and making mandalas. One day i got a compliment about how creative person i was, so as I am majoring in psychology I decided to read and search for the relationship between creativity and psychology and why not making a presentation about it.
The veteran business consultant William Bridges explains the meaning of a transition and how to manage the process successfully during an organizational change. The innovation makes the business world transforming in a fast pace. Managing transitions can be the key for the survival of the company in the new world.
Jim Proce - Critical & Strategic Thinking - a workshop for community success!Jim Proce
This document provides an overview of a presentation on critical thinking and strategic thinking in local government settings. The presentation discusses why these skills are important for local governments facing increasing customer expectations, decreasing budgets, and recurring issues. It defines critical thinking and strategic thinking, outlines some of the key principles of each, and provides exercises to help participants assess their own thinking capabilities and identify areas for growth. The presentation also discusses how to apply critical thinking and strategic thinking to decision making, planning, and problem solving in local government contexts.
This document discusses the concepts of strength, talent, knowledge, and skill. It defines strength as a consistent near-perfect performance in an activity. Talent refers to recurring patterns of thought, feeling, or behavior that can be productively applied. Knowledge includes factual knowledge that can be taught, as well as experiential knowledge gained through experience. Skill refers to capabilities that can be transferred between people and developed through practice. The document emphasizes that to excel, one must maximize their strengths rather than focus on fixing weaknesses.
This document outlines an ADHD support group discussion. The group will discuss understanding and celebrating ADHD, including definitions, diagnosis, treatments, and strategies for managing symptoms. Upcoming discussion topics will focus on improving organization, attention, thinking patterns, relationships and more. Participants are expected to commit to attending meetings, completing homework, and tracking their progress over time. The overall goal is for participants to take charge of their ADHD by changing unhelpful behaviors and focusing on their strengths.
The document discusses key concepts from Stephen Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". It summarizes the first three habits: 1) Be Proactive - take initiative in life and don't react passively to conditions. 2) Begin with the End in Mind - have a clear vision and purpose. 3) Put First Things First - spend your time on important priorities. It emphasizes developing good character before seeking to build relationships. The habits help achieve personal leadership and management through principles, vision, and effective scheduling of priorities.
Appendix D1, Letter of Recommendation, S. vdM Louw, Ian CloeteIan Cloete
This letter provides a recommendation for Ian Cloete, who studied Entomology and Plant Pathology at the University of the Free State. The letter writer has known Ian since 2010 when he began his undergraduate degree, during which he showed satisfactory academic progress and received support from Pannar Seed. During his Honors year in 2013, Ian excelled and is expected to graduate with distinction for his degree in Entomology supplemented by Plant Pathology. His honors project demonstrated commitment through extensive field and lab work. The letter recommends Ian for further support opportunities based on his strong academic performance, inquisitive mind, and good character.
Kirti Suryanaga Jandhyala is seeking a challenging career in an innovative environment where she can effectively implement and enrich her skills. She has over 5 years of experience in network and incident management, currently working for Orange Business Services. She has handled complex network issues and incidents, led teams, and ensured issues are resolved meeting SLAs. Previously, she worked for HCL Technologies troubleshooting broadband, email, and TV issues and achieving customer satisfaction. She has a BCA and is proficient in English, Hindi, Telugu, MS Office, various operating systems, and programming languages.
Doug is an intense, results-oriented individual whose drive and sense of urgency are tempered by his concern for accuracy and quality. He will take a thoughtful, analytical approach to his work, relying on thorough knowledge and facts. Strongly technical in his orientation, Doug takes his work and responsibilities very seriously and expects the same from others. He is imaginative and capable of developing new ideas independently. While reserved in social settings, Doug will earn others' respect through his expertise, sound decisions, and high standards.
Elements of rational management involve planning as the key stage to fulfill a goal or project. Planning details several perspectives for initial control of stages using critical thinking skills to determine an outcome. All business organizations use planning as the beginning process to transform an idea into an action reality. Creative, logical, and deductive thinking are three styles used to solve problems and make reasoned decisions. While different in their processes, all three contribute to effective critical thinking.
Execution Book by Larry Bossidy and Ram Charan SummaryDr. N. Asokan
The document discusses the importance of execution in business. It defines execution as the systematic process of rigorously implementing strategy through questioning, analysis, and follow-through. The key to execution is linking strategy to operations and people. Execution requires clear goals, accountability, expanding capabilities, and rewarding performance. It is the job of leaders to execute through behaviors like knowing the business, insisting on realism, following through on commitments, and coaching others.
The document discusses strategies for managing stress and burnout, maintaining a positive attitude, and creating productive work environments. It suggests taking time for self-care, reflecting on work values, setting boundaries, and engaging in stress-reducing activities. Productive workplaces invest in training, encourage teamwork, value quality, provide feedback, and respect employees. Having a positive attitude and finding meaning in one's work through defining accomplishments can also contribute to well-being.
This document discusses the relationship between change and transition. It defines change as external events or situations, while transition is the internal psychological process of accepting and adapting to change. The author cites William Bridges, who identifies three stages of transition: 1) saying goodbye to the past, 2) entering a neutral phase of uncertainty, and 3) moving forward with new behaviors and competencies. Bridges provides guidance for leaders to effectively manage transitions, such as clearly communicating the purpose and plan for change, helping people let go of the past, and modeling new behaviors during the transition process.
This document discusses the key habits of highly effective people and principles of personal leadership. It introduces the seven habits paradigm, which includes habits like being proactive, beginning with the end in mind, and putting first things first. These habits help people develop character, gain personal security, and manage their time effectively. The document also discusses principles for building strong interpersonal relationships, like understanding others, keeping commitments, and apologizing sincerely. Mastering the first three habits of character development lays the groundwork for highly productive relationships focused on interdependence.
Leadership can be defined as influencing others to achieve objectives. There are various leadership theories that examine the traits, behaviors, and styles of effective leaders. Contingency theories suggest that the best leadership style depends on situational factors. Developing trust is important for leadership and requires integrity, competence, consistency, loyalty, openness and risk taking. Cultural differences must also be considered in global leadership.
This presentation is designed to teach techniques in managing transitions by utilizing Bridge's Model of handling change.
This info is applicable to all but is designed primarily with caregiver's in the long-term care industry in mind.
The document discusses implementing a mindfulness meditation program in an organization. It begins by stating the purpose is to evaluate resistance to such a program. It then provides background information on mindfulness meditation, including its benefits. Examples are given of companies that have successfully incorporated mindfulness programs. Research supporting the use of mindfulness in improving qualities like empathy, self-awareness, and brain function is also summarized. The document outlines the research project conducted by "Team Onyx" which surveyed employees to analyze resistance to mindfulness programs based on age, gender, and industry.
This document discusses creativity and creative people. It describes creativity as involving unique thinking processes and original, useful solutions. Creative people prefer unusual solutions and have a distinct problem-solving approach. The document also outlines 10 traits of highly creative people, 5 stages of the creative process, different types of creativity, and ways to measure creativity such as unusual uses tests. Intelligence is positively but not entirely correlated with creativity. A creative person is motivated by achievement rather than competition.
The document discusses the concepts of habits, paradigms, and time management. It defines habits as routine behaviors formed through repetition. It states that the 7 habits framework provides a complete set of principles, and that habits keep motivation going. It discusses paradigms as mental models that can shift over time. It presents time management as dividing activities into urgent/important and not urgent/important quadrants. The goal is to spend more time on important non-urgent activities like planning and prevention.
This document summarizes key points from William Bridges' book "Managing Transitions" about managing organizational change. Bridges distinguishes between change, which is situational, and transition, which is the psychological process of accepting changes. Transition occurs in three phases: endings, neutral zone, and new beginnings. Leaders can help employees through each phase by communicating, acknowledging losses and emotions, setting goals and celebrating wins. Ultimately, managing transitions successfully requires planning for the human and cultural aspects of change.
This document discusses managing transitions through change. It describes transition as a three step psychological process involving an ending, a neutral zone, and a new beginning. It provides guidance on helping people let go of the past, dealing with emotions during transition, normalizing the uncertainties of the neutral zone, and launching an effective new beginning. Key recommendations include understanding losses, permitting grief, clearly communicating details, and involving people in transition planning.
This document provides a confidential selection report for Adam Longo who is being considered for a General Manager position. It summarizes that Adam is a strong match for the role and has potential to excel quickly. Specifically, it notes that Adam is very bright, rational, organized, results-oriented, and builds cooperative teams. However, it also notes some areas for development, such as considering long-term outcomes, being more flexible, and taking a stronger stance occasionally. Overall, the document finds Adam is well-suited for the General Manager role.
It all start with me doodling and making mandalas. One day i got a compliment about how creative person i was, so as I am majoring in psychology I decided to read and search for the relationship between creativity and psychology and why not making a presentation about it.
The veteran business consultant William Bridges explains the meaning of a transition and how to manage the process successfully during an organizational change. The innovation makes the business world transforming in a fast pace. Managing transitions can be the key for the survival of the company in the new world.
Jim Proce - Critical & Strategic Thinking - a workshop for community success!Jim Proce
This document provides an overview of a presentation on critical thinking and strategic thinking in local government settings. The presentation discusses why these skills are important for local governments facing increasing customer expectations, decreasing budgets, and recurring issues. It defines critical thinking and strategic thinking, outlines some of the key principles of each, and provides exercises to help participants assess their own thinking capabilities and identify areas for growth. The presentation also discusses how to apply critical thinking and strategic thinking to decision making, planning, and problem solving in local government contexts.
This document discusses the concepts of strength, talent, knowledge, and skill. It defines strength as a consistent near-perfect performance in an activity. Talent refers to recurring patterns of thought, feeling, or behavior that can be productively applied. Knowledge includes factual knowledge that can be taught, as well as experiential knowledge gained through experience. Skill refers to capabilities that can be transferred between people and developed through practice. The document emphasizes that to excel, one must maximize their strengths rather than focus on fixing weaknesses.
This document outlines an ADHD support group discussion. The group will discuss understanding and celebrating ADHD, including definitions, diagnosis, treatments, and strategies for managing symptoms. Upcoming discussion topics will focus on improving organization, attention, thinking patterns, relationships and more. Participants are expected to commit to attending meetings, completing homework, and tracking their progress over time. The overall goal is for participants to take charge of their ADHD by changing unhelpful behaviors and focusing on their strengths.
The document discusses key concepts from Stephen Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". It summarizes the first three habits: 1) Be Proactive - take initiative in life and don't react passively to conditions. 2) Begin with the End in Mind - have a clear vision and purpose. 3) Put First Things First - spend your time on important priorities. It emphasizes developing good character before seeking to build relationships. The habits help achieve personal leadership and management through principles, vision, and effective scheduling of priorities.
Appendix D1, Letter of Recommendation, S. vdM Louw, Ian CloeteIan Cloete
This letter provides a recommendation for Ian Cloete, who studied Entomology and Plant Pathology at the University of the Free State. The letter writer has known Ian since 2010 when he began his undergraduate degree, during which he showed satisfactory academic progress and received support from Pannar Seed. During his Honors year in 2013, Ian excelled and is expected to graduate with distinction for his degree in Entomology supplemented by Plant Pathology. His honors project demonstrated commitment through extensive field and lab work. The letter recommends Ian for further support opportunities based on his strong academic performance, inquisitive mind, and good character.
Kirti Suryanaga Jandhyala is seeking a challenging career in an innovative environment where she can effectively implement and enrich her skills. She has over 5 years of experience in network and incident management, currently working for Orange Business Services. She has handled complex network issues and incidents, led teams, and ensured issues are resolved meeting SLAs. Previously, she worked for HCL Technologies troubleshooting broadband, email, and TV issues and achieving customer satisfaction. She has a BCA and is proficient in English, Hindi, Telugu, MS Office, various operating systems, and programming languages.
Epic Migration to Software Defined StorageIT Brand Pulse
This document discusses the migration from traditional enterprise storage to software defined storage (SDS). It notes that hyperscale companies have already made this transition, reducing costs by 40% using open source software and commodity hardware. The document recommends that enterprises learn about SDS, determine the return on investment, and create a migration strategy starting with non-critical workloads like cold storage. General availability of open source SDS apps from Linux vendors like SUSE marks the beginning of more agile, scalable and cost effective storage replacing traditional enterprise storage over the next 6 years.
Presentation Reversible Buildings / Buildings As Material Banks (BAMB) by Elma Durmisevic - Boardmember Booosting and programleader BAMB at the Booosting Workshop Circular Demolition @Erasmus MC.
What is your content marketing strategy? Find out some best practices and how maximize the value of your content marketing strategy and increase leads.
Manual de Instructor - Entrenando para la vidaHéctor Polo
ENTRENANDO PARA LA VIDA está diseñado para apoyar sus enseñanzas de fútbol conectadas con historias Bíblicas que enseñan los valores que los jugadores necesitarán en sus vidas diarias. Además, cada sesión de práctica resalta a Dios como nuestro Padre, el Máximo Entrenador en nuestras vidas. Nuestra esperanza es que estas sesiones queden incorporadas en el corazón de cada jugador y los guíen a una vida verdadera.
Propofol is a short-acting intravenous anesthetic agent. It is highly lipid soluble and rapidly redistributes from the blood to tissues. Propofol is formulated as an emulsion containing soybean oil, glycerol, and egg lecithin. It acts by potentiating GABA receptors in the brain. Propofol has a rapid onset and recovery profile. While generally safe, risks include hypotension, respiratory depression, and in rare cases propofol infusion syndrome in patients receiving high doses for prolonged periods. Propofol requires careful titration to effect during administration.
Este documento describe la importancia de construir un equipo cohesionado en el fútbol. Explica que un grupo se convierte en equipo cuando desarrolla normas, roles y una dinámica interna que genera cohesión. También destaca la importancia del liderazgo del entrenador y otros líderes para guiar al equipo hacia un objetivo común y maximizar el rendimiento individual y colectivo.
Todd has a very strong personality profile according to the Predictive Index assessment. He is highly extroverted, verbal, and focused on building relationships. As a manager, he would focus on team cohesion and goals over details, delegate tasks, and motivate his team through enthusiasm and persuasion. As a salesperson, Todd would be persuasive, flexible, and willing to bend rules to close deals quickly. To be effective, Todd needs independence, variety in his work, opportunities to use his communication skills, and exposure to company policies and standards.
The document provides a behavioral assessment and profile of an individual named Bill. It summarizes that Bill is a very social, outgoing, and engaging communicator who is focused on collaborating with and motivating others to achieve goals. As a manager, Bill would delegate details, focus on team goals and communication, and use persuasion to encourage staff. To be most effective, Bill would benefit from independence, interaction with others, variety in work, and recognition of his leadership and communication skills.
Martijn is a confident, driven individual with a fast work pace who enjoys taking initiative and making quick decisions. He is comfortable delegating tasks but prefers to maintain control. As a manager, Martijn will focus on goals rather than specifics, delegate details, and provide pressure to complete tasks quickly. He enjoys variety, challenges, and opportunities to prove himself.
OUR EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES FOR HR
1. Communication
2. Behavior
3. Correspondence
4. Daily Report on various job
5. Previous day activities
6. Current Issues
7. feedback & Follow up
8. Deviation
9. Audit Conduct
10. Visitors in Factory
11. Development Work
12. Interaction with different Committee in Factory along with CHO team
13. Creativity/Dynamism//Self-motivation /Technicality
14. Active Role/ Empowerment
15. Make yourself Surplus.
Abdul is friendly, outgoing, and enjoys working collaboratively with others. He is an effective communicator who is able to motivate others while being responsive to their needs. As a manager, Abdul would be a proactive team player who works within company policies and procedures to achieve goals on time. He is enthusiastic about developing others and would be an engaging coach. To be most effective, Abdul prefers having clearly defined responsibilities and opportunities to learn new skills while receiving support from others.
Nellie is an intense, driven individual who is focused on achieving results quickly and accurately. She is proactive in driving projects forward and works well collaboratively. Nellie sets high standards for herself and others and is competitive in nature. She prefers variety in her work and is less interested in repetitive tasks. As a manager, Nellie would focus on goals over specifics of implementation but sees both as important. She delegates some tasks but provides close follow up to ensure quality and timely work. Nellie is focused on continuous improvement and competitive advantage.
The Predictive Index Behavioral Assessment objectifies workplace behaviors so you can predict the drives and motivations of others and communicate more effectively.
It is a highly effective, yet simple, scientifically-validated assessment that measures four core behavioral drives. Where these drives fall creates a behavioral pattern that provides a simple framework for understanding the workplace behaviors of people.
This candidate feedback report describes Max Danesfeldt as:
1) A very energetic and hard driving individual who thrives under pressure and deadlines and seeks change and new approaches.
2) Very precise and co-operative, who plans thoroughly, researches procedures, and ensures quality work.
3) Ambitious and goal-oriented, who enjoys competition and taking on difficult tasks.
4) Logical in his thinking and decision making, who considers problems carefully and is not overly dependent on others.
This candidate feedback report describes Max Danesfeldt as:
1) A very energetic and hard driving individual who seeks constant activity, variety, and thrives under pressure and deadlines.
2) Very precise and co-operative, who plans thoroughly, researches procedures, and ensures quality work.
3) Ambitious and goal-oriented, who enjoys competition and taking on challenges to increase productivity and achieve goals.
4) Logical in his thinking and decision making, who considers problems carefully and is not overly dependent on others.
Matthew is a confident, independent, and driven individual with a competitive spirit and strong sense of urgency. He is comfortable making quick decisions and taking action. As a manager, he would focus on goals and outcomes rather than specifics of implementation. He would delegate details but maintain control over key decisions. Matthew thrives on variety, challenge, and opportunities to prove himself. He works best with flexibility and independence to pursue his own ideas and initiatives.
Nick is an engaging communicator who is focused on goals, people, and teamwork over technical details. He is poised to motivate others and get things done by building relationships and understanding people. As a manager, Nick would delegate details, focus on team cohesion and goals, and influence others through persuasive talking. He works quickly and prefers variety over routines. To be effective, Nick would benefit from opportunities for interaction, flexibility, and advancement.
Warren is a driven, results-oriented manager who sets high standards and pushes himself and others to achieve goals quickly. He prefers to focus on objectives over specifics and delegates details when possible. Warren is confident, authoritative, and focused on continuously improving performance. He works at a fast pace and is impatient with routine tasks. To be effective, Warren needs opportunities to develop his career independently through training and experience, contact with others, and freedom to express ideas and solve problems in his own way.
Hadeel is driven to achieve operational efficiencies quickly while maintaining high quality. She is outgoing, friendly, and collaborative, using her social skills to gain involvement from others. While working at a fast pace, Hadeel is also very detail-oriented and self-disciplined, giving close attention to details to ensure work is correct and complete. She will follow company policies and seek guidance from management on new issues.
Glenn is highly accurate and detail-oriented, seeking the perfect solution using logic and facts. He is outgoing and skilled at managing people to achieve results harmoniously. Quick-thinking and driven, Glenn enjoys juggling multiple projects precisely and profitably. He is motivated by achieving elegant solutions and dislikes boredom or compromise. Glenn responds well to respect and clear guidelines, and can be an inspirational leader provided he accepts others' differing abilities.
This feedback report describes Daniel Plouffe as a competitive, goal-oriented individual who is determined to achieve success. He is assertive, believes strongly in his own ideas, and is capable of making independent decisions. He works well under pressure, enjoys tight deadlines, and will push himself and others to quickly get results. While he can work with others, he does not require much social stimulation and will take a logical, production-oriented approach to his work.
This report provides a summary of an individual's traits and perceived job behaviors based on their responses to the Culture Index assessment.
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Rudsel
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(hereafter:
Rudsel)
Pattern
description
• Self:
natural
behavior,
basic
motivating
drives
• Self
Concept:
how
someone
is
trying
to
modify
his/her
behavior
in
response
to
what
he/she
perceives
to
be
the
demands
of
the
current
work
environment
• Synthesis:
how
someone
actually
behaves
in
the
current
job
The
results
of
the
Predictive
Index®
(PI)
survey
should
always
be
reviewed
by
a
trained
Predictive
Index
analyst.
In
a
verbal
feedback
session
a
trained
PI
Analyst
can
give
more
information
and
discuss
how
the
person
experiences
what
they
perceive
as
pressure
to
adapt
to
the
demands
of
the
environment.
Furthermore
PI
will
give
you
information
on
their
endurance,
dealing
with
stress,
change,
style
of
communication
and
delegation.
PI
gives
objective
information
on
someone’s
motivating
needs.
We
use
the
Performance
Requirement
Options
(PRO)
to
get
objective
information
on
the
required
job
characteristics
at
any
level
in
the
organization.
This
information
is
displayed
in
the
same
graphic
manner
as
the
PI.
Below
you’ll
find
a
concise
report
of
the
natural
work-‐related
behavior
of
Rudsel.
If
and
to
what
extent
these
characteristics
are
favorable
in
the
current
position
depends
on
the
PRO.
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Strongest
Behavior
Rudsel
will
most
strongly
express
the
following
behaviors:
• Intense
proactivity
and
aggressiveness
in
driving
to
reach
his
goals.
Actively
and
boldly
challenges
the
world,
his
business,
and
even
others’
areas
within
his
business.
• Strongly
independent
in
putting
forth
his
own
ideas,
which
are
innovative
and
original,
and
if
implemented,
will
change
the
organization.
Resourceful
and
forceful
in
overcoming
obstacles,
he
vigorously
and
directly
attacks
problems;
fights
back
hard
when
challenged.
• Incredibly
strong
sense
of
urgency;
he’s
in
nearly
constant
motion,
putting
pressure
on
himself
and
others
for
immediate
results.
Unable
to
do
routine
work.
• Connecting
very
quickly
to
others,
he’s
strongly
motivated
to
build
and
leverage
relationships
to
get
work
done.
Openly
and
easily
shares
information
about
himself.
• Strikingly
expressive,
effusive,
and
verbal
in
communicating;
he
talks
a
lot,
and
very
quickly.
Enthusiastically
persuades
and
motivates
others
by
adjusting
his
message
and
delivery
to
the
current
recipient.
• Very
collaborative,
he
works
almost
exclusively
with
and
through
others.
Strong
intuitive
understanding
of
team
cohesion,
dynamics,
and
interpersonal
relations.
• Risk-‐taking,
daring,
and
focus
on
future
goals;
he’s
more
concerned
with
where
he’s
going
than
either
how
he’ll
get
there,
or
where
he’s
been.
Adaptable,
operates
flexibly.
• Makes
decisions
and
takes
action,
even
with
little
proof
confirming
his
decision.
Confident
in
his
own
ideas
and
unimpressed
with
tradition.
• Flexible
approach
to
‘the
book;’
often
bends
the
rules
and
does
things
his
own
way.
An
innovative,
out-‐of-‐the-‐box
thinker
who
is
undaunted
by
failure.
Summary
Rudsel
is
a
confident,
independent
self-‐starter
with
competitive
drive,
initiative,
a
sense
of
urgency,
and
the
ability
to
make
decisions
and
take
responsibility
for
them.
He
can
react
and
adjust
quickly
to
changing
conditions
and
come
up
with
ideas
for
dealing
with
them.
His
drive
is
purposeful,
directed
at
getting
things
done
quickly.
He
responds
positively
and
actively
to
challenge
and
pressure,
and
he
has
confidence
in
his
ability
to
handle
novel
problems
and
people.
He
is
an
outgoing,
poised
person,
a
lively
and
enthusiastic
communicator,
tending
to
be
a
little
more
authoritative
than
persuasive
in
his
style.
Rudsel
talks
briskly,
with
assurance
and
conviction
and
is
a
stimulating
influence
on
others,
while
being
firm,
direct,
and
self-‐assured
in
dealing
with
them.
His
work
pace
is
distinctly
faster-‐than-‐average.
He
learns
and
takes
action
quickly.
On
the
other
hand,
he
will
become
impatient
and
restless
working
repetitively
with
routine
details
or
structured
work,
will
delegate
such
work
if
his
position
permits,
and
will
follow
up,
focusing
on
completion
and
accomplishment,
rather
than
how
things
were
done.
With
an
interest
in
other
people
and
their
development,
Rudsel
will
delegate
authority,
limiting
such
delegation
to
people
in
whom
he
has
high
levels
of
confidence,
and
following
up
with
pressure
for
timely
results.
He
makes
decisions
about
people
and
situations
quickly.
He
assesses
what’s
generally
going
on,
and
rather
than
exhaustively
research,
pulls
together
the
information
he
has
and
takes
action
forcefully.
He’s
confident
in
his
assumptions
about
any
missing
information,
and
is
comfortable
acting
even
in
the
absence
of
complete
information.
For
Rudsel,
continual
progress
towards
the
general
goal
is
more
important
than
always
being
exactly
on
track;
he’s
flexible
and
will
make
course
corrections
as
necessary,
when
the
time
arises.
Sure
of
himself,
Rudsel
sets
high
standards
of
achievement
for
himself
and
others
and
looks
for
opportunities
to
compete
and
to
win.
Venturesome,
he
is
stimulated
by
new
challenges
and
situations,
and
is
generally
driving
himself
and
others
to
new
horizons.
He
is
ambitious
both
for
himself
and
for
the
business
which
employs
him.
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Management
Style
As
a
manager
of
people
or
projects,
Rudsel
will
be:
• Broadly
focused;
his
attention
is
on
where
he’s
bringing
his
team,
and
what
goals
he
wants
them
to
achieve,
rather
than
on
the
specifics
of
how
they
will
get
there
• Comfortable
delegating
details
and
implementation
plans
• Reluctant
to
delegate
true
authority;
he
will
discuss
ideas
with
others,
and
is
open
to
their
view
points,
but
will
only
change
his
mind
when
the
idea
better
helps
his
overall
goal
• Quick
to
follow-‐up
on
delegated
tasks,
generally
asking
more
whether
it’s
finished
than
how
it
was
accomplished
• Constantly
looking
to
improve
performance
and
ability
to
compete
• Inclusive
and
team-‐building
• Direct
and
quick
to
voice
his
opinion
of
how
things
are
going.
Selling
Style
As
a
salesperson,
Rudsel
will
be:
• Authoritative
in
guiding
the
process
towards
his
goal
• Driven
to
keep
the
process
moving
along
as
quickly
as
possible
• Willing
to
take
risks
such
as
cold-‐calling
or
experimenting
with
a
new
product
idea
• Flexible
in
working
with
the
customer
to
close
the
deal
in
different,
and
possibly
unique,
ways
• Outwardly
focused
on
his
audience,
intuitively
reading
them
and
adjusting
his
style
to
meet
their
needs
if
he
feels
it
will
help
advance
the
process
• Comfortable
and
adept
at
selling
intangibles
such
as
ideas
or
concepts.
Management
Strategies
To
maximize
his
effectiveness,
productivity,
and
job
satisfaction,
consider
providing
Rudsel
with
the
following:
• As
much
independence
and
flexibility
in
his
activities
as
possible
• Opportunities
to
learn
and
advance
• Opportunities
for
expression
of,
and
action
on,
his
own
ideas
and
initiatives
• Variety
and
challenge
in
his
responsibilities
• Opportunities
to
prove
himself,
and
recognition
and
reward
for
doing
so
• Freedom
from
routines
and
repetitive
details,
balanced
by
accountability
for
results.