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Tabitha Gitau
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Updated Mar 27, 2021
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Chapter 1
01:36
Chapter 2
02:21
Chapter 3
02:50
Chapter 4
03:19
Chapter 5
03:32
Chapter 6
03:39
Chapter 7
04:01
Chapter 8
Audio Transcript
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we're going to look at the Paris Motor.
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This is the latest model to be recognized.
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It was developed in 19 nineties.
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After traveling the world Loans discovered that human beings can
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be put into three categories according to their actions and
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behaviors, and these are Virginia Active, come onto active and
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reactive. Being active group comprises of the North America, Britain,
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New Zealand, Australia and the Northern Europe.
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They plan schedule organizing personal action.
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They normally do one thing at a time.
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The reactive group comprises of all the countries in Asia.
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Apart from the Indian subcontinent, they pursue courtesy and respect.
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They listened quietly and react carefully to other people's proposals.
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The multi active group most covered in the comprise of
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the southern American, the southern Europe, Mediterranean countries, the sub
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Saharan African Arab countries and other cultures in the Middle
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East, the Indians and the Pakistan's.
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They normally do so many things at once, and they
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don't follow attempt schedule.
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They plan according to what is important.
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So now we're going to look at the triangle.
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The red is the multi active, the blue is the
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linear active and the yellow is reactive.
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The purple is a hybrid of the multi active in
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the union Active.
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The orange is a hybrid of the multi active and
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reactive and including hybrid active and the reactive.
02:01 - 02:05
Your location shows how close you are in behavior or
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affinity to different cultures, helps trainers in assistant individuals, cultural
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behavior and similarity to our deviation from their own national
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farm incumbents to be able to with other people.
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Now we're going to look at the cuts of characteristics
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of the different groups we have, the union active, who
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are more cool, actual, decisive and commas.
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And the reality is our catchers.
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I'm able, accommodating, compromising and good listeners the matter.
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Active, warm, emotional, impulsive and talkative.
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Now we're going to look at advantages that can be
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leveraged by an effective diversity, one increase in productivity when
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people feel that they're working towards a shared goal, this
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collaboration and cooperation hence they work hard.
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Diversity in walking teams leads to greater innovation and creativity.
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Number two diversity at work leads to a broader market
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and attraction of more customers, and there's a tough retention
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and lastly, we have good teamwork.
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Did the ship and moron could let us make good
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mentor and they always want to see others succeed, passing
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their knowledge and skills and helping delivering good teamwork and
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Wow! And as Henry Ford C.
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The only thing was done.
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Training employees and having them there is not training them
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and having their state.
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