Sunday, May 19, 2013
Teaching and Learning Resource
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Bridge's story - A Teamwork
TEAMWORK AT WORK PLACE
Teamwork has been defined in the Merriam Webster dictionary as, work done by several associates with each doing a part, but all subordinating personal prominence to the efficiency of the whole. To put the definition in rather simple words, it can be said that teamwork is a set of activities, which are performed by team members to fulfill a common goal, that is decided by the organization. Teamwork is necessary in all walks of life. We can start from home. At home if the members of the house do not work together as a cohesive group, there are many tasks at home, which will never get completed. Similar is the case, when one works for an organization. This brings us to the importance of teamwork in the workplace. These days more and more companies are emphasizing on team effort for goal completion
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/why-is-teamwork-important-in-the-workplace.html
Here is an animation video about teamwork. Enjoy your watching.
A Story of Three Frogs
The difference between a want and a desire? A want is like a desire but without the passion or commitment.
We all want stuff. We want to make more money, attract more clients, and work fewer hours. But wanting is never enough to give you any of this. Built into a want is often the belief that we can't have what we want.
"I want, but..."
Wants lead to frustration, despair and failure.
Desire is something different. A want says, "I wish I could have this." A desire says, "I will find a way to have this, no matter what."
There's nothing wrong with your wants. But if they are going to be realized, you need a proven strategy to turn them into desires.
Here is an interesting video about a story of three frogs. Enjoy watching it!
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