This document discusses interviews conducted with three individuals to understand contributor qualities. The first interview was with Mr. Paresh Gandhi, who is described as patient, humble, helpful to customers, and respectful of colleagues. The second interview was with Mr. Jagat Desai about his volunteer work in an old age home, focusing on a story of comforting a man with Alzheimer's. The third interview was with Pankaj Roy's brother in the army who created disease awareness flyers and taught anti-drug programs, showing honesty and a willingness to share knowledge. The conclusion is that contributing requires stepping out of one's comfort zone to help others without being selfish.

1. Communication Skills
Active Learning Assignment
“Chapter- 1 _ Topics: Contributor Qualities”
Guided By: Neerupama Mam
Branch : Information technology Div: C

2. Group of the Students
1.Akshay khandhadia (130120116005)
2.Ritika Agarwal (130120116001)
3.Nirali Akbari (130120116002)
4.Aakanksha Sharma (130120116003)
5.Krina Akhani (130120116004)

3. PROJECT GOAL
• Project goal is to recognize
“Contributor Qualities” in action, and
understand why contributors are
valued so much in the workplace.

4. The Contributor’s Checklist
In every situation, the contributor…
• Accomplishes the goals
• Does the work well with a spirit of
excellence
• Acts with integrity and in the best
interests of those involved
• Show human concern and values
every individual.

5. Mr. Paresh Gandhi
• Before starting the
interview we have
investigated about the
bank of him where he is
working.
• The bank is in very good
area and people
working with him are
also good.
• Mr. Gandhi is working
from 1995 in the bank.

6. His Story…
• Mr. Gandhi is very patient and humble.
• He is helpful to the customers and talks with them
very calmly.
• During our survey, we got to know that Mr. Gandhi
often works after office hours.
• He always values and respects his colleagues .

7. WHY IS HE A CONTRIBUTOR ??
At the end of our survey and
interview we can say that
Mr. Gandhi is a contributor
because :-
• He is kind and humble.
• Supports and fights for the
right.
• He has a dynamic
personality.

8. SECOND INTERVIEW
• Our second interview was with
Mr. Jagat Desai.
• We asked him about his selfless
contribution to the society and
what was it’s impact.
• He told us that when he was
young , he used to work with an
NGO as a volunteer and used to
help old people who lived in
old-age homes in Ahmedabad
as a part of his community
service.
• He mentioned a
story about an old
man who was
suffering from
Alzheimer and
living in that same
old-age home.

9. HIS STORY ….
• He told us how one day that old man forgot
about his best friends as a part of the
disease and was really upset when they all
were trying to talk to him and he wasn’t able
to recognize them.
• Seeing the old man cry his heart melted and
he tried to convince him the whole day and
try his best to reduce his sorrow.
• He told me that after watching him consult a
man suffering from Alzheimer’s the people
around him saw him as a humanitarian and
started respecting the thoughts of old
people.
• It was one selfless deed which he never
forgot and till an extent I think he is proud of
it.

10. HIS CONTRIBUTOR QUALITIES
• Selfless service
• His ability to win a
person's heart .
• His ability to feel
others pain.

11. THIRD INTERVIEW
• Our third interview was very
different from the rest of
interviews as it was with a
cinematographer working in
movies Mr. Pankaj Roy.
• When we asked him what
was the one selfless deed he
ever did in his life. He quite
frankly replied that he was
always a selfish person and
never really did anything
which contributed to the
society.
• Then we asked him whether he
knew anyone personally who did
any selfless deeds and he replied
without any hesitation, “ My
brother” .
• He told us how his brother
worked in the army and the time
when he was home he used to
give away free flyers of
information about various kinds
of diseases around the world just
for the sake of awareness of that
particular disease.

12. HIS STORY ….
• He also mentioned that he was a guest lecturer for the Anti-drug
program of the central government of India.
• Then we asked him that although he does this work but he is still
getting paid so how is it a selfless deed?
• He defended that by saying that he used to make those flyers on
his own and give them away for free just so that a person
suffering from a particular disease might not be misinterpreted
as MAD or a psycho.
• He also added that he has been a true canine-lover since his
childhood days and till date he has had over 14 dogs as pets and
he is only 34 years old.
• I found this interview fresh and honest and it taught me new
ways of contributor qualities in a person.

13. HIS CONTRIBUTOR QUALITIES
• Honesty.
• He was in the army and
that itself shows that
he is a great
contributor.
• His ability to share
knowledge with others.

14. CONCLUSION
• It’s not difficult to be a
contributor.
• We should come out of our
comfort zone and go and
explore new paths.
• We should help the needy .
• We should not be selfish
and be patient .