Vivek's RLJ

In social media era, when I say DM then our minds would definitely think about Direct Message. Unfortunately, I'm going to reflect my thought on D ecision M aking in this post as part of reflective journal for session - 7 & session - 8. Everyone of us irrespective of our age we would have made few decisions in our life knowingly or unknowingly and the decision to be taken might be as big as rolling out a reform in a country or it can be choosing one toy over other by a child. The following are few questions and answers that I perceive with respect to decision making. Is it easy to decide? I would say yes, no and maybe  Will my decision be constant irrespective of number of time(s) I need to decide? May be no from my side. Will someone collide with our decision given the same parameters? there is a high probability for collision. So the question is why there is a lot of uncertainty with respect to DM? I think its basically because, before we decide, an array of factors...

Wow! This my 4th post in this blog series, In the last post I started with a title that might be little C ontroversy question or may be not (just with my thoughts), but this time I wanted to start with a C onfession Yes, I have jumped signals. Why should I confess in the title? In session-6 our discussion topic was Ethics . What is Ethics? Is it relative or absolute? it depends on the situation? Let me go through few scenarios in my life and see whether I have been ethical or not. First, let me go through Signal jumping case. In India, signal jumping is quite common in any signal and I'm sure most of you would have hear this in India, if it's green go, yellow go fast, red go faster. I'm not saying everyone jumping but a significant number of folks are jumping. Let me not get into why others are  jumping but, I'll let you know when/why I have jumped: When an Ambulance is behind me, I don't have a choice to skip On a medical emergency  When someone behind me honking ...

Am I arrogant? [Johari Window] Ooooo yet another controversy heading!!!!! This time I'll make sure I address the title by the time I'm finishing this post as my better half felt that in my last post I should have given more info inside the for that title. Between Session -4 and Session -5 we have been asked to do a exercise [ Johari Window ] as a group exercise, the catch here is it has to be done with the group who knows each other to make the exercise effective.  Unfortunately, we did not have much options left other than going with one of the group that we have been part of for the sake of assignments in Q1 of the course. Our group in Q1 was so professional and discipline in nature we check-in on time for the meetings and check-out from the meetings with no chit-chat (ஆமா நாங்க ரொம்ப ஸ்ட்ரிக்ட் officers). When we started we ourself asked a question how effective this would be but eventually we did it and completed hardly in 45 - 50 minutes. As part of the exercise we n...