Good evening everyone again,
Please check this icebreaker for all your training sessions. Thought-provoking. Could anyone explain the fundamentals of the explanation in the notes of the PPT? Do add comments.
Also, if there are any assignments on Soft Skills in Tamil Nadu; do get in touch.
Regards,
Avin
Soft Skills Facilitator
Please add comments, I meant explanations!!!
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4Please check this icebreaker for all your training sessions. Thought-provoking. Could anyone explain the fundamentals of the explanation in the notes of the PPT? Do add comments.
Also, if there are any assignments on Soft Skills in Tamil Nadu; do get in touch.
Regards,
Avin
Soft Skills Facilitator
Please add comments, I meant explanations!!!
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HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO:idea::idea::idea::idea::idea::idea::idea: Can i see some thinking capsHERE
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Any explanations???,............................................................................................
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Avin, You have to go by following each square.The squares overlapp into each other..i tried it thatway only. that way only it will come to be 55 try Sweety
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dear avin its 29 i feel ,first all the small boxes-25,whole-1,medium-3 tell me if i am correct regards mitali
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Hi Sweety Everyone here above me here is having trouble counting to 55 Could you explain it in a better way so that people can understand and even i myself am getting a different number!!!.
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Please find the attachment to know how there are 55 squares. If you’re still not able to figure out then please mail me.
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Yes Avin, we have done this and attended this. It explains about perception. Everybody who doesn't know the formula and is in the habit of jumping would always give a different answer, and then defend it. A good exercise that teaches people that they can be wrong too. Ego comes into play, and it depends on the trainer. Depending on his capability, he can extend it to even define a personality, talk about communication, confidence, and over-confidence, etc.
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