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The document discusses contributors versus non-contributors. Contributors are emotionally engaged with their work, care deeply about quality, and accept challenges without worrying about likes and dislikes. They brood deeper on topics than just following procedures. Non-contributors simply focus on completing tasks, have low quality work, and follow supervisors' procedures without truly understanding. The document advocates taking responsibility for work, gaining fundamental knowledge through guidance, and engaging deeply with work while using guidance as a reference rather than strict procedure.
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The document discusses the characteristics of entrepreneurs versus inventors. It notes that inventors develop new products or services but may not bring them to market, while entrepreneurs take the risk of commercializing inventions by bringing together resources to sell the product or service. Entrepreneurs are focused on defining markets, sales, production, hiring, managing staff, and scaling the business. In contrast, inventors enjoy the inventing process but are often not interested in or skilled at building a business. The document provides examples of inventors who created new technologies but were not the ones to start companies bringing them to consumers. Personality Assessment (someone life) (LinkedIn and 際際滷share)
Personality Assessment (someone life) (LinkedIn and 際際滷share)University of Central Punjab
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personality assestement
overall life history report
methodology
Myers Briggs Personality Types:
Conflict styles
Five factor model for personality assessment
The research design and sampling procedure
conclusion
recommendation toward subject life
overall report format
Mech-B_Gr_H _pptx
- 3. They love what has to be done . Brood deeper on the subject than just following general procedure. They realize that life and workspace have a variety of tasks and hence keeping aside their tasks of interest , they work for betterment of society .
- 4. Only do what they love . They easily give up on the topic which needs core understanding . They simply follow a procedure devised by the supervisor .
- 5. Non contributors Contributors Focus on completing the task . Create high quality products . Quality of work low . Care deeply about their work . CHALTA HAI attitude .
- 6. Ability of an individual to engage emotionally to any work assigned or situation faced . Contributors emotionally connected with a firm will always accept the challenges with out thinking about their - likes or dislikes .
- 7. A person who is not connected about the work assigned or the situation faced can be called as emotionally disengaged person . One who is emotionally disengaged is a non-contributor and thinks that his work is boring and hates to struggle for a solution .
- 8. *First take responsibility to do any work and take it as opportunity to explore our abilities and skills. *To do this work first guidance and procedure is require and as per guidance fundamental knowledge is gain of this work . *Understand this guidance and deeply engage with work For this work do guidance take as reference and do as per requirement and also our satisfaction not need of to do as per procedure
- 9. * For prepare any project solve the problem with cool mind dont bother it. All team members are have equal importance to make whole project. * When we take new work then problems challenges are come so dont be panic of fear of our failure and all the efforts for solve this problem then after we get failure then experience to do this work is important and we get success then proud to take this work as opportunity.
- 10. This is a story about a deeply engaged person who was profoundly interested in medical science . It is about Mr. Hamilton Naki of cape town , south Africa who was a self taught surgeon .
- 11. Hamilton naki was a black laboratory assistant to white cardiac surgeon Christiaan Bamard in south Africa . He was recognised for his surgical skills and for his being able to teach medical students and physicians such skills despite not having received a formal medical education , and took a leading role in organ transplant research on animals .