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ITRW315 Klastoets 2 2 Maart 2015 1. According to Covey all things are created twice. Describe these 2 creations. (4) First or mental creation Planning Second or physical creation Doing 2. Name 5 core paradigms or centers people typically have. (5) Spouse, Family, money, work, possessions, pleasure, ...
ITRW315
Klastoets 2
2 Maart 2015
1. According to Covey all things are created twice. Describe these 2 creations.
(4)
First or mental creation - Planning Second or physical creation – Doing 2. Name 5 core paradigms or centers people typically have.
(5)
Spouse, Family, money, work, possessions, pleasure, enemy / friend, church, self 3. What must, according to Covey, we center our lives on (instead of the centers refered to in question 2)?
(2)
Principles 4. Which one of the 4 human endowments (accorsing to Frankl) makes effective self-management possible?
(2)
Independant will 5. Explain the difference between gofer delegation and stewardship delegation.
(4)
Gofer delegation: One-on-one supervision. “Go for this, do this, do that, and tell me when it’s done.” Focuses on how and not what. Stewardship delegation: Focuses on results instead of methods. It makes individuals responsible for results and takes more time in the beginning than gofer delegation, but it’s time well invested. Focuses on what and not how. 6. Draw the time management matrix and show the main activities in each quadrant. Urgent I: Activities
Important
Not Important
Not Urgent II: Activities
Crisis
Prevention, PC activities
Pressing problems
Relationship building
Deadline-driven projects
Planning
III: Activities
Recreation III: Activities
Interruptions
Trivia, busy work
Emails, calls, meetings
Some calls and emails
Popular activities
Time wasters
Proximate, pressing matters
Pleasant activities
7. Compare leadership and management.
(8)
(10)
Leadership First creation (mental).
Management Second creation (physical).
Habit 2.
Habit 3.
What are the things I want to accomplish?
How can I best accomplish certain things?
Leadership is doing the right things.
Management is doing things right.
Leadership determines whether the ladder is
Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder
leaning against the right wall.
of success.
8. Define recommendation, evaluation and feasibility reports.
(6)
Recommendation: Compare 2 or more options against requiremets and then reccomend one of the options (or none).
Evaluation: Compare products, plans, programs etc. Against the requirements and assess whether it is good or bad and meets the requirements.
Feasibility: Make an evaluation to assess whether something is possible / technical, social, economic, or environmentally feasible or practical.
For a mission statement: Start at the center of our Sphere of influence - Our center provides: Security
Your identity, emotional anchor, self – image.
Substitutes: total uncertainty to (own) value / security.
Guidance
Source of direction in life, your road map, Frame of reference.
Substitutes: dependence (social mirror) to principles.
Wisdom
Perspective in life; your sense of values, judgment, Discernment.
Substitutes: confused and distorted to link up.
Power
Ability to act / do
Substitutes: immobile or puppet to act very proactively
Right Brain
Intuitive / creative
Pictures
Geheel en verwantskappe
Synthesis (well together)
Simultaneous (parallel) thinking
Free time
Left Brain
Logical / Minute
Words
Parts and specific
Analysis (break into parts)
Sequential thinking
Timed
Efficient – Ability to do things well. Effective – Produces the results that were intended....