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    involved in senior managements of several NGO’s and State Commission. It was then I built deeper relationship with most of them and got their help in exploring my goal of customizing the project idea to the NGO’s and Animal Welfare Board of India. I firmly believe that I have right kind of influential people in my network to achieve my goals. However, on assessing the network, I feel the diversity of the background of the connections are limited to the project that I was doing. To be more…

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    under a lot of pressure, stressed and rushed all time. The only way for these people to start managing their time effectively is by asking for help reevaluation their goals as it is important to set goals if you want to succeed. Without goals you lack the determination that is needed to succeed and tends to have no direction in life. Goal setting doesn 't just permit you to take control of your life 's direction; it also gives you a benchmark to figure out if you are really…

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    HIS. I have observed that it will be very important in my reporting to first divert a bit and just highlight my understanding of the concept of job enrichment and this will lead us to know how it featured in this study and how are the principles of goal setting applied in this case .As i shall address the various hows,what and why of the case Please accept. My simple defination of Job enrichment. This is the concept of allowing the employers to have the full autonomy to exercise their duties…

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    “best theory” mainly because it made sense to me. It was a theory that I could understand and follow. I understand a task-based approach to studying and reaching goals. Annemaree Lloyd indicates in her work that there is a social and cultural dimension that influences the practice…

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    definition of greatness can vary, I believe that being a leader and making a difference can be a definition of greatness. It does not require becoming the CEO of a company or being famous, but rather knowing that an individual has completed their goals and made a difference in the world. In my current position as Coordinator of Information Systems and Communication at Berea College 's Office of Admissions, I have found myself faced with the greatness of being a leader, however, I also find…

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    Smart goal setting is a process of cognitive evaluation of present and future situation and systematically developing, strategically structured objectives, to ensure their achievement. It effectively creates transparent and verifiable trajectories towards a certain objective, with clear milestones and estimation of the goal 's attainability. S.M.A.R.T. goals need to be set according to the following criteria for their realisation: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely. In…

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    Short Term Ambition

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    not usable. The same applies to a career plan. Without one in place, it is more difficult to reach goals or fulfill dreams. With a career plan in place, there are strategic steps put in place that must be followed in order to attain goals. Consequently, goals are broken into short-term and long-term goals. Short term goals are those that can be achieved in five years or less while long-term goals are those that take longer than five years. A career plan is one way to improve a present…

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    Three Long-Term SMART Goals The first long-term goal to develop my professional leadership skills will be to complete my WGU masters program. It is definitely specific. It can be measured by my completion. It is achievable, realistic, and timely. It is the first true step I have taken to advance at my job. The second is to attend a minimum of three professional development opportunities, for my position at the college, each year, for the next 3 years. To accomplish this will require adequate…

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    had to come up with strengths and future goals but in the discussions it became easy to pull strengths and identify goals from clients. I felt very confident that I was able to work with client and identify strength and goal at the end if my internship. For the future I will continue to build on how to get client to recognize there goals and…

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    the principles of goal setting applied in this case? The idea of setting goals have been around a while in the corporate world . There are many benefits to goal setting. According to Chron.com, setting goals can reduce stress, get quicker results, and motivate employees. ("What Are the Benefits of Goal Setting?", 2016) The key with goal setting is to set SMART goals. SMART stands for specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely. ("Motivating Employees Through Goal Setting",…

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