9. What is the height of
the tallest building in
this complex ?
10.
11. Creative Thinking:
It is an ability that helps us look
beyond our direct experience and
address issues in a perspective
which is different from the obvious
or the norm.
It adds novelty and flexibility to the
situation of our daily life.
12. In a worldwide survey.....
CEO s were asked
this question?
13. ???
What is your biggest
challenge, the biggest
issue organization
wise?
17. 1. Nail cuticle remover & cleaner
2. Bubble wrap popping tool
3. Carve fine details into nail polish on finger and toenails and bad boyfriend’s car
4. lock picker
5. Graffiti on plastic scratch tool
6. Worm hook
7. Paper note / memo hanger
8. To make pixel holes in paper
9. Narrow crack dirt remover
10. Pixel Stamp
11. DVD drive opener
12. Aerial for radio
13. Aerial for small tv
14. Plastic hole maker
15. Scratch beneath a bandage or plaster of paris cast
16. Finger / toe splint
17. Ear rings
18. Make into alphabet letters
19. Make into numbers
20. Decorative string for hanging light ornaments
18. 21. Necklace
22. bangle
23. Nappy clip
24. Nozzle unclogger
25. Water divining rod for idiots
26. Metal detector annoyance
27. Marshmallow sticks
28. Cheese picker
29. Mini skewers at a little people braai
30. Cherry stalks holders at a buffet
31. Eye stalks, cherry on top for decorative cakes
32. Porcupine quills on a papier mache sculpture
33. Punch holes through polystyrene
34. Animal whiskers on a cake
35. Heat up and use as hair curling tongs for dolls
36. Dredlock detangler for when you change your mind
37. Hair accessory for sputnik hairstyles
38. Hair accessory for buns
39. Clean a tiny gun
40. Clean your cats nails
19. 41. Scratch annoying black dirt away on oven dishes
42. Scratch ex’s car, scratch can go on forever as scratching sharpens clip
43. Scrape little chips of paint off surfaces
44. Gradually fray the rope of your rock climbing enemy
45. Suspend sheet in trees to make a canopy
46. Hold a small creeping vine in place
47. Sausage skin popper
48. Make holes in baked potatoes
49. Advanced sushi sticks
50. Meat skewer
51. Contents of a shaker – percussion music
52. Scratch enemies cd’s, dvd’s
53. Scratch dirt off coins
54. Hold bank notes together
55. Punch through the skin in oil paint tubes and silicon guns
56. Population demonstration (as in movie)
57. Clamping an artery
58. Toffee stick
59. Scratch into paint on glass for extra effect
60. Clean between bristles on a scrubbing brush
20. 61. Remove hair from a broom or hair brush
62. Etching onto glass
63. Clean nozzles on aerosol spray cans
64. Remove excess grout from mosaics
65. Use the round part to massage the entrance of your ears and remove wax
66. Use round part to massage the webbing between fingers
67. Guitar pick
68. Use to carve into wet concrete
69. Tie around finger that’s been bitten by a snake
70. Tie around crayons and pencils so that they stick to a magnet
71. Use round part to tickle your nose
72. Scratch flaky skin off feet
73. Decorate a cat’s tail
74. Carve recipe onto pumkin / butternut / gem squash skin
75. Pop balloons
76. Stab shark’s nose
77. Hold decoration in place on a cocktail
78. Olive swizzle
79. Poke hole in take fast food tomato sauce satchels
80. Stems for flowers (real or fale)
21. 81. Sun dial
82. Scratch name onto cactus leaves
83. Scratch name into fever tree
84. Golf tee
85. Goal posts on rugby / American football field model
86. Show jumping posts for model builders
87. Test hand eye coordination whilst moving paper clip along an electric wire
88. Move specimens around beneath a microscope
89. Hold a zip in place
90. Use as a button / clasp
91. Use to hold broken links in chain – jewellery
92. Hangers for empty silkworm cocoons
93. Hang paper clips on abacus instead of little balls
94. Nerve ending massager
95. Remove heavy plaque from teeth
96. Poke sleeping snake
97. Individual ant squasher
98. Carving fine detail into a potato stamp
99. Make a chain maille vest
100. Tie around veggie bags / chip packets
101. Make shapes for a mobile
102. Join to create bangles and necklaces
103. Use in a ‘guess how many’ fundraiser
104. Convert into earrings
PLEASE ADD TO THESE!!!
22. What browser are you using ?
It will reveal something about you
23.
24. Decision Making
The process of making
assessment of an issue by
considering all possible
options and the effects
different decision might
have on them.
29. Problem solving
Having made decisions about each
of the options, choosing the one
which is the best suited, following it
through the process again till
positive outcome of the problem
achieved.
34. You need to check that your friend Nirmal has your
correct phone number…
… but you cannot ask him directly. You must write
the question on a card and give it to Eva who will
take the card to Nirmal and return the answer to
you.
What must you write on the card, besides the
question, to ensure Nirmal can encode the
message so that Eva cannot read your phone
number?
36. Interpersonal Relationships
It is a skill that helps us to
understand our relations with
others and relate in a positive
manner with them.
It helps us to maintain relationship
with friends and family member
and also be able to end
relationship constructively
42. Effective Communication:
It is an ability to express ourselves
both verbally and non-verbally in
an appropriate manner.
This means being able to express
desires, options and fears and seek
assistance and advice in times of
need.
43.
44.
45.
46. Coping with emotions:
It is an ability, which involves
recognizing emotions in others,
and ourselves, being aware of how
emotions influence behaviors and
being able to respond to emotions
appropriately.
47.
48. Coping with Stress:
It is an ability to recognize the source
of stress in our life, its effect on us
and acting in ways that helps to
control our levels of stress.
This may taking action to reduce
some stress for example changes in
physical environment, life styles,
learning to relax etc.
49.
50. Self awareness:
Self Awareness Includes our
recognition of ourselves, our
character, strengths and
weaknesses, desires and dislikes.
It is a pre-requisite for effective
communication, interpersonal
relationship and developing
empathy.
55. Empathy:
Empathy Is an ability to imagine
what life is like for another person
even in a situation that we may
not be familiar with.
It helps us to understand and
accept others and their behavior
that may be very different from
ourselves.
56.
57. Life Skills
Critical Thinking
Creative Thinking
Decision Making
Problem Solving
Interpersonal Relationships
Effective Communication.
Coping With Emotions
Coping With Stress
Self Awareness
Empathy
63. Interviewer wants to know
Can you do the job
Will you do the job
Will you fit in
64. ` Research
Do impeccable research on the
company and position before the
interview.
Read recent business articles, visit the
company's website, and read press
releases and annual reports.
Write down anything and everything
about this company.
65. Impressions
Don't try to impress the
interviewer with your dress, or
speech.
It will backfire. Be honest, direct,
and authentic. Look decent and
be comfortable in your own skin.
66. Questions
Find out what your interviewer
wants by asking questions.
Your aim is to discover the
company's problems, issues, and
needs so you can position yourself
as the solution.
Example: "What are the biggest
challenges facing your company?"
67. What How Why
Ask interrogative-led questions —
what, how, and why — to help YOU
direct the dialogue.
These get your interviewer spilling the
beans.
Example: "How do you see this position
developing and changing over the next
three years?"
68. Good Fit
Get your interviewer to reveal what a
"good fit" means to the company.
Your objective is to find out how you
might uniquely enhance this company.
Example: "How would you describe
your employees and the culture of this
organization?
69. Caution
Don't volunteer too much information.
You might think your previous working
environment is relevant.
You might think your family life is important.
You might think your hobbies are character
revealing.
But telling too much gives your interviewer
fuel to make assumptions and draw
conclusions about you.
70. Be a blank slate
Learn to clear your mind of
assumptions, fears, and
expectations so you will be
emotionally neutral and can
maintain an open-minded
perspective.
71. ************************
If you start to feel hopeful or
fearful, needy or overconfident,
drop your pen, shift in your
chair, take a deep breath — do
anything to distract yourself
and get back to neutral.
72. Don't be needy
Neediness kills your
advantage in a job interview.
You do not NEED this job.
You need water, food, and air.
73. Focus on what you can control
The only things you can control in the
interview are your behavior and your
responses. Focus on listening carefully —
taking notes if necessary — and on
answering questions in such a way that you
are always keeping your
interviewer's requirements and goals in
mind.
74. Your answers should reflect
how you fit in with this
employer's aims and enhance
the employer's objectives.
75. Interviewer wants to know
Can you do the job
Will you do the job
Will you fit in
78. A day in the life
What do you do in a typical workday?
What kinds of problems do you deal with?
What kinds of decisions do you make?
How does your job fit into the organization
or department?
What are your major responsibilities?
79. Career preparation and progression
How did you enter the field? How long have you been
in it?
How did you reach your current position?
What skills, education, and experience are required?
What are typical jobs appropriate for my level of
experience in your field?
What courses or work experience would you
recommend?
What is the career path in your field/organization?
80. Career pros and cons
What do you find most satisfying/frustrating
about the job?
What are the toughest problems you face?
What obligations, outside of normal hours,
come with the job?
How many hours do you work during an
average week?
81. Career trends
What kinds of changes are occurring in
your field?
What is the job market like in your
field?
What industry trends do you foresee
over 5 or 10 years?
82. Job search and networking in this
area
Can you recommend any publications /
associations I should read / join?
Any suggestions for how to conduct my job
search?
Can you recommend organizations you feel
would be good employers for someone in this
area?
Is there someone else you would recommend I
speak to?
85. Mentoring Programme
Presentation to be made for
undergraduates of Moratuwa
university-SriLanka
By Jayadeva de Silva
(Humantalents
International)