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Book Review Individual Dynamics & Leadership
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To understand and analyze the varied pattern of human behavior To develop the ability to draw inferences with respect to work behavior To relate the inferences to the concepts being studied in the course ‘Individual Dynamics and Leadership’
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Every member of the team has thoroughly read all chapters of the book We have analysed the book with respect to various theories related to: Personality Perception Emotion Learning Motivation Leadership We have also watched The Last Lecture video uploaded on the book’s website to: gain better understanding of the writer and, Imbibe his perspective towards different aspects of life
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A professor of Computer Science, Human Computer Interaction and Design at Carnegie Mellon University Worked with Adobe, Google, Electronic Arts (EA), and Walt Disney Imagineering, and pioneered the non-profit Alice project Co-founded The Entertainment Technology Centre at Carnegie Mellon with Don Marinelli Loving husband to Jai and adoring father to three kids named Dylan, Logan and Chloe Randy lost his battle with pancreatic cancer on July 25th, 2008
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An Injured Lion Still Wants To Roar My Life In A Laptop The Elephant In The Room
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The Parent Lottery The Elevator In The Ranch House Getting To Zero G I Never Made It To The NFL You’ll Find Me Under “V” A Skill Set Called Leadership Winning Big The Happiest Place On Earth
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The Park Is Open Until 8 p.m. The Man In The Convertible The Dutch Uncle Pouring Soda In The Backseat Romancing The Brick Wall Not All Fairy Tales End Smoothly Lucy, I’m Home A New Year’s Story
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“In Fifty Years, It Never Came Up” Jai The Truth Can Set You Free
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I’m On My Honeymoon, But If You Need Me … A Recovering Jerk Training A Jedi They Just Blew Me Away The Promised Land
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Dream Big Earnest Is Better Than Hip Raising The White Flag Let’s Make A Deal Don’t Complain, Just Work Harder Treat The Disease, Not The Symptom Don’t Obsess Over What People Think Start By Sitting Together Look For The Best In Everybody Watch What They Do, Not What They Say
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If At First You Don’t Succeed… Be The First Penguin Get People’s Attention The Lost Art Of Thank-You Notes Loyalty Is A Two-Way Street The Friday Night Solution Show Gratitude Send Out Thin Mints All You Have Is What You Bring With You A Bad Apology Is Worse Than No Apology
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Tell The Truth Get In Touch With Your Crayon Box The $100,000 Salt and Pepper Shaker No Job Is Beneath You Know Where You Are Never Give Up Be A Communitarian All You Have To Do Is Ask Make A Decision: Tigger or Eeyore A Way to Understand Optimism The Input Of Others
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Dreams For My Children Jai And Me The Dreams Will Come To You
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Motivation: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Goal Setting Theory Self Determination Theory McClelland’s Theory of Needs Theory “Y” Learning: Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Social Learning
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Emotions: Emotional Dissonance Cognitive Dissonance Personality: Core Self Evaluation Self Monitoring Risk Taking Proactive Personality
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See the glass as “half-full” If you can dream it, you can do it Always bring something to the table Don’t complain, just work harder Brick walls are there for a reason Experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted Time must be explicitly managed, like money Start by sitting together
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You can always change your plan, only if you have one Wait long enough and people will surprise and impress you The Head Fake Just because you are in the driver seat doesn’t mean you have to run people over Don’t be Hip, be Earnest HAVE FUN!!!
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The Last Lecture Lessons in Living by Randy Pausch, Professor, Carnegie Mellon With Jeffrey Zaslow Website: www.thelastlecture.comwww.thelastlecture.com Video of The Last Lecture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo
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Team Members : Niraj Agrawal Sourabh Bhaumik Saurabh Jain Abhishek Panda Hemangi Rastogi Jaideep Dasgupta
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