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What are your lifelong dreams?
What are your long term goals? Show that you are working towards your dreams and are the custodian of your dreams.Show you have a vision and purpose which drives you. Show how you are making progress towards these goals.
Do's
• Tell what you want to achieve in your work and personal life .
• Show that you want to impact the lives of others by helping, mentoring and coaching
• Focus on your efforts to realize these goals
• Mention skills and education you acquired to make it happen
• Relate to your work and career
• Show the progress you have made toward the goal
Don'ts
• Don't focus on luck or chance
• Don't talk of designation ( I want to be CEO or MD)
Similar Question
• What do you ultimately want to become?
• What is your personal mission statement?
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We engage in various types of thinking for solving different problems. Thinking is a problem solving process. A process in which we reason about something. Types of thinking, we do · Concrete thinking – When we think in terms of our perception of actual or concrete things. Also called perceptual thinking. · Conceptual thinking – When we use concepts and languages. Also called abstract thinking. · Reflective thinking – When we solve complex problems and use facts and knowledge in a logical way to arrive at the solution. · Creative thinking – When we create or construct something new or novel thing. Also called thinking out of the box. · Critical thinking - When we evaluate everything and step aside our belief system to discover the truth. · Divergent thinking – When we explore a number of alternatives. · Convergent thinking –When we combine a number of ideas to arrive at a solution. · Associative thinking – When we think which is non-directed and without a goal · Linear thinking – When we process information in a sequential manner. · Gestalt Thinking – When we see the big and whole picture.
Cognitive abilities such as thinking, reasoning and problem-solving are some of the key characteristics which distinguish us from other species.
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