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What’s Your Secret Sauce?

16A – What’s Your Secret Sauce? Five ways in which I am human capital: 1.      Perspective – in my years of schooling and my experience at work I have learned one of the most important things to have when solving a problem or dealing with others is perspective. Perspective has allowed me to solve problems by thinking about everyone who is being affected. Having perspective goes hand-in-hand with being open minded. In a world with so much diversity it is important to have an open-mind and perspective. 2.      Optimism – Optimism allows me to see the bright side of things. Being optimistic allows me to create good moral in teams of people. I think in the work of work many people adopt pessimistic attitudes, these attitudes give them no drive to want to accomplish great things in their work. My optimism has made me want to succeed. 3.      Mindset – this also goes along with perspective and optimism. I ...

Figuring Out Buyer Behavior No. 2

15A – Figuring Out Buyer Behavior No. 2 Breath-A-Lock Segment: Social Drinkers Interview Summaries: These interviews were extremely helpful in figuring out how I can make my product more attractive to the market. Each interviewee expressed different buyer behavior, but one thing they all had in common was the convenience of the use of the product. This segment wants a product that would help stop drinking and driving, but also not change their social life. One interviewee also said that price is a big factor in the purchase of the product. She said that if the product costs more than a handful of Ubers or Lyfts she would rather just pay for the ride share service. These interviews made me think how I can make the product more 21 st century. One interviewee said that the product would need to be savvier than just a breathalyzer connected to the car. All this input made me think about how I can improve my product to match buyer behavior. Draw conclusions Cu...

Halfway Reflection

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14A – Halfway Reflection 1)     Tenaciousness is a competency.  What are the behaviors that you have used (or developed) to keep up with the requirements of this course?  The number one behavior I have developed to keep up with the requirements of this course is learning how to time manage. The class is very consistent, three blog posts each week, two comments on other posts for each assignment, and one quiz every Monday. This consistency has allowed me to develop a schedule each week, which has kept me organized and has allowed me to put maximum effort in my assignments. Another behavior I have developed is thinking outside of the box. It is important to take creative approaches to these assignments and to challenge your thinking process in order to creat the most rich content. 2)     Tenaciousness is also about attitude.  Talk about a moment or two when you felt like "giving up." What pulled you through? Do you feel l...