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    The first theory is Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs which created by Abraham Maslow. Abraham Maslow always believed that psychological forces can boost human behaviour towards their daily life activities. Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs has five levels which are psychological needs such as food at the bottom, sense of security such as financial and jobs at the second level, love and belonging at the third level, esteem needs and the last one self-actualization on the top two level of the pyramid which…

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    employees are said to to miss out on three types of development activities. The interpersonal networking opportunities present in the traditional workplace, the informal learning of work skills and information distribution, and lastly the mentoring from superiors and colleagues (Cooper & Kurland, 2002). Care regarding human development is therefore more important in virtual settings than in the traditional work environment (Kim et al.,…

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    name is Jacqueline Williams I am 35 years old. I was born and raised in Elkhart, Indiana where I am currently living at now. I’m also wife and a mother of two boys ages 5 and 18 years old. I am a student that attends Indiana Tech working on my BA in Human Service. When I was growing up I was always taught as a child to love and treat people with compassion, and to be honest at all times no matter what was at stake. I always just thought helping people was something people asked for when…

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    Soft skills: An essential tool for success Ashish Kumar Isher*** Dr. Jyoti Kachroo** Dr. S.P Singh* Abstract This paper focuses on why Soft Skills are crucial and compulsory and complement hard skills, which are called technical necessities of a professional. People misinterpret/misunderstood soft skills for communication skills. It is assumed that if one’s communication skills are good, he is fit for the job. Soft Skills are more than that. These are people skills. Soft skills are…

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    shows potential in becoming more socially adept. He gets a ticket from the man behind the ticket window (152-154) and he asks a lady behind a window to find which bus to take to his mother’s home (171-172). It shows he is progressing in his social skills and has the potential to get to a level where he can interact with others. Getting an A grade on his maths A level “made [Christopher] feel like this :)” (220). He is able to understand emotions in comparison to the past, when he did not…

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    knowledgeable of her job duties. To address her potentials, there are classes available for development. To help develop these needs, a Goal-Setting Worksheet has been created. This worksheet provides courses available to help Susan develop helpful skills. This will help with future job objectives. Job Performance Susan provides has shown herself to be very responsible when completing her assigned task. Susan is always willing to do a task when asked. Task are completed timely, and usually…

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    ntroduction: Training and Development: - Firstly I'm going to start with the defination of training, but the training is the process that the education of people with skills and give them the knowledge or necessary behavior so that they can Implement the responsibilities they need through the required standard, and the change process by which the delivery of general knowledge about a Cretan theme and then because the focus is through training on the specific requirements of the process for the…

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    The first concern that should be addressed is; do the team leaders have the leadership skills and ability to coach and motivate the employees he/ she is overseeing. According to the survey, many employees feel that the team leader is not doing an effective job leading him/ her in the right direction to obtain the company goals. If the team leaders do not have the proper skills to lead employees, then he/ she is not successful fulfilling his/ her job requirement appropriately. A great leader has…

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    Self-Assessment: Promoting Personal and Professional Development The field of human services is quite broad, as a number of professions actually fall under the umbrella of human services. Still, no matter what human service career path one follows, he/she is guaranteed to work with people, as helping others is a fundamental aspect of the human service field. To this end, it is vital that human service professionals be aware of what they do well and recognize what they still need to learn and…

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    talent can come naturally, skill and technique only come with hard work. I spent countless hours in dance studios growing up, working tirelessly to hone these skills and perfect technique. A lifetime of dance taught me what it means to have discipline and dedication to a craft, values which I have also seen reflected in my clinical experiences. Medicine is a practice which calls for just as much discipline, dedication, and drive. Medicine, like dance, is an art form, where skill is acquired…

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