1. Think of a time or times when you felt powerful as a result of what someone said or did. Describe what the person said and/or did. Be as specific as you can.
2. What is the impact on your productivity and your morale when someone does or says something that makes you feel powerful?
3. What is the impact on your productivity and your morale when someone does or says something that makes you feel powerless?
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1) when I gave my first seminar in my MBA academics on business Economics class, I prepared for a chapter that was not yet dealt by the processor, and put lot of effort to understand the concepts, and gained lot of Insights from the text book, internet and YouTube vedios. The presentation was appreciated by my phone professor and all the classmates complimented my work. When my professor used words like, 'fantastic', 'excellent', and appreciated my knowledge and learning, I felt more powerful and confident. It increased my zeal to learn more and to gain good knowledge in the subject. That led me to score highest marks in business Economics subject.
2) when someone says or does something that make me powerful, I feel confident in my capabilities and whatever I am doing. It helps me to stay motivated and to improve that work or that skill. It encourages me to learn more about the things that are supporting me to be appreciated and making me influence others. When I am being made feel powerful at my workplace, I will be more productive and give more emphasis to the standards of performance, to be at the list of top performers.
3) when someone does or say something that makes me feel powerless, lowers my productivity, morale and also motivation. This may impact my work behaviour and may lead to counterproductive behaviour too, if the person doesn't stop using such words or putting me down.
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