SE/2015/010 PPD

HOW TO FACE AN INTERVIEW Dress like you are a Pro - decide on the suit that best fit you, Professional appearance counts most especially in a prestigious company. Don’t forget the saying “your character depends on your look” make sure that you properly dressed. Cleanliness really counts.   Arrive on time -  Most of the employer are very particular of the time. You have to be there 30 minutes before the interview for you to dry run the possible question that they may throw unto you.   Relax -  You are about to test your courage confidence this time. Do some stretching and face exercise that you may not get tongue tangled during the answer portion. Smile -  This is the basic of all; smile and talk to them like you are just talking with your friends politely. Make sure you have  prepared well for your interview  in terms of questions the company asks, subjects they focus on. Go through your resume  and make sure you are able to...

BLIND STORY On our PPD session, we did an activity on story writing. This activity was special we had to get into 3 groups randomly and seated facing back to the white board. A marker was given to each group. We couldn't communicate with each other. The task was to write a story without talking and one person can write only one word at a time. 4 rounds were given to each group. The stories contained about 30 words our story was about 2 friends going to the forest and make a trap at bottom of  a tree. But the story was bit off by end. So we learned that, Without communication we cannot predict what others are thinking. Communication is a must to do a task successfully. If something is not yet done completely and we don't know how to fix that, it will get end up like a mess.

AIRPLANE In our PPD session we did a new activity, by getting into 2 groups. The task was to make the highest number of airplanes by the given 6 papers within 20 minutes. At the begining we had around 3 minutes to plan our strategy. And the objective was to fly those airplanes over the given length.  lives by  We made 29 planes and number of planes flied over the margin is 17. Our group didn't win but we learned so many things to our lives by this small activity. Some of our group members didn't know how to make the planes, so the other members taught them. The things we gained, Team working skills Do a task successfully in given time period Dedicate small tasks among members focus on our objective and how to achieve it. Do the trails to have an idea about the environment as well.