Art of Parenting and Study your child with BB JUNIOR.

• Art of Parenting and Study your child with BB Junior. 

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BB Junior => Not just Another K12

Learning Beyond Books

Learner Centric not Teacher Centric

360° Development

Experiential learning 

Top line - academic score 

Bottom line - Personality Development 

         Challenge of students 

Lack of effective communication skills

Communication skills 

  Almost 80% of the Total Rejected Candidates in Interviews are Due to Poor Communication Skills.

Stage Fear - 77% of Students Suffers from it.

Lasting First Impression?

You only have 10 Seconds to Make a Good First Impression

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21st Century Skills For Students.

• 21st Century Skills For Students. 

• Personality Development
• Communication Skills
• Public Speaking
• Social Etiquettes
• Voice & Accent Training
• Leadership Qualities
• Team work
• Critical Thinking

Introduction

In this article, we talks about how the personality of a student is important for him and how to develop a personality that is unique.

Key Note #1: Personality Development

You must have a personality that impresses an interviewer and also your personality should be such that your colleagues feel impressed by it and enjoys working with you. Your personality should attract people like a magnet.

For example, Mr. Vijay Shekhar Sharma- Founder and CEO of Paytm belongs to Aligarh that is a small town and he studied in a very small school with no benches and other facilities. Now imagine, how did he manage to create such a global venture? Today, he talks on big seminars and is confident. How did this change come in his personality?

Here are the 4 steps for personality development to change your personality fundamentally from within and these competencies are also rightly implemented on Mr. Vijay Shekhar Sharma:

Competency #1: First impression

The first impression is the last impression is a rule of good personality. Here is how you can make a good first impression:

1. Self-introduction: Whenever you join or shake hands while introducing yourself, the introduction should be very sharp. Remember, yourself-introduction is a 30-second pitch of yourself.

• In 30 seconds, you will tell your name and the achievements in your college like participating in an event or handling a project, etc.
• Your self- introduction of 30 seconds can go like,

‘Namastey, my name is Amit Jain and I am the author of the book that I wrote while being in the 1^st year of my college. I also did a very successful project in terms of understanding why quality analysis of software code can be a lot better with certain tools. I have also interned with a startup where I spent about 3 months and got a certificate from the founder. These are my achievements and I am in the third year of college and looking forward to work with you.’

2. Business Cards: You may feel that a student cannot have his business cards as they are only offered while you are working in an organisation.

• You can design and print your own card through any such website. Give a self- designation and be serious about yourself.
• Whenever you meet someone for a meeting or in an event, give them your business card.

3. Handshakes: The way you greet someone forms the first impression. While shaking or joining hands, look into the eyes of another person, and greet him with a smile.
4. Grooming: Overall grooming includes your hairstyle, the clothes you are wearing, your nails in proper shape, your body language, and your facial expressions.

• For example, if you are a male candidate who has come to attend a meeting, it is important to be clean-shaven. If not, you might give the impression that you are not serious about protecting yourself.
• You should invest in grooming as it is very important.

5. Body language: It should always be open that means you are inviting the person to watch yourself. Make eye contact with the receiver and don’t look in different directions as it breaks the communication.
6. Facial language: It shows how happy you are while talking and are not lost in your thoughts. Facial language should be very strong as it helps in forming a good impression on the receiver.
7. Appearance: It is about what type of clothes are you wearing.

• You may have heard that Mark Zuckerberg went in pyjamas to his investor and got a check of 10 million dollars. It can be true, but today is not the right time to do so.

Competency #2: Communication skills

Communication skills are of two types verbal and non-verbal. Verbal means the way you are speaking and non-verbal is all about your body and facial expressions. Let us understand the critical factors of communication.

1. Conviction: It means how convinced you are while communicating. It may happen that you have a doubt in your mind but, still you are speaking.

• If you are convinced while speaking, your body language and conviction would be strong.
• If the person speaks anything or just repeat the reports displayed on a screen, you won’t be interested in listening to him.
• The best way to develop a conviction is to read, do work, and create something new.

2. Confidence: If you have conviction in you, confidence would be created on its own. When you are convinced, you would be able to deliver to your potential customer, professor, or while giving a presentation.
3. Enthusiasm: It means how happy, excited, and energetic you are while doing a particular work. If you are enthusiastic, the other person will feel that you are working with full interest. Enthusiasm is important for college students as they need to prove themselves in every step.
4. Speech and voice: Voice clarity and voice modulation are important but there are also other points that should be considered.

• Tone: If you are speaking in the same tone, the other person will feel sleepy like it happens with the students sitting on the last bench in a class. The tone should be strong and can be achieved with the help of conviction, confidence, and enthusiasm.
• Inflection, pitch, and rate: While communicating, you must know where to give a gap or where to move forward or where you should stress on things or where the pitch should be low or high, where the rate of communication should be high or low. You will have to self-analyze to improve your communication. The way to achieve this to practice your speech before presenting it.
• Difference between aggressive and being assertive: A communication is either aggressive or assertive.

1. Aggressive communication: It means you are only interested in putting your point forward and won’t listen to anyone else. This way of communicating is always wrong and never works as it will spoil your professional relationships.
2. Assertive communication: Leaders are always assertive in communication and not aggressive. Assertive communication means you keep your point logically and also listens to the point of view of others.

Competency #3: Corporate Etiquette

1. Respect for space: Respect the space of your co-workers.

• For example, in a meeting room that is small, people stand without giving each other any space, and this attitude is not liked by their colleagues.
• Also, when someone is saying something, be a good listener and do not cut them short. If you wish to say something, you can raise your hand and you will get a chance to say your point.

2. Elevator etiquette: There are two buttons in a lift, one to go up and the other one to come down. A lot of people press both buttons. Press the button only of your preferred direction. Also, do not jam-pack a lift even when you are in a hurry to attend a meeting. Respect the space of people.
3. Cafeteria etiquette:

• While having lunch, ensure that you do not waste food and even if there are some leftovers, discard them properly.
• Everyone around you is eating food and if you are talking loudly on phone or are laughing, it is wrong.
• Also, during birthday celebrations in colleges or offices, people smash the cake on the face. This is fundamentally wrong because you should not waste food. Also, a person would be cleaning the mess you have created and therefore, you are also increasing his work.

4. Meeting etiquette:

• If you are going to attend a college meeting, interview, group discussion, or a professional meeting, you must reach there on time.
• If you wish to make notes in the meeting, remember to keep notepad and pen with you.
• If the agenda of the meeting is set, you must know it in advance.
• After the meeting is over, switch-off all the lights in the room and place the chairs correctly at their place.
• During the meeting, keep your focus on the meeting and do not fiddle with your phone.

5. Telephone/mobile etiquette: If you are in your college or workplace, you cannot talk to your team loudly over the phone. If you wish to talk, go to someplace quiet, talk, and come back to your seat.
6. Email etiquette: It is important to understand how to write an email, how to reply to an email, and if your email is rightly structured.

• For example, you can start your email by saying ‘Hi, Amit ‘Dear Amit’.
• In the second line, you can write ‘how are you?’
• Mention the agenda of the meeting in a single line.
• Also, avoid writing big paragraphs and write small points.
• Do not use colors or bold letters in the email.
• Mention your signature at the end of the email so that the person can contact you.

Competency #4: Self- Discipline

If you are disciplined, your personality will shine and will come out.

• Your body language and the first impression will be strong.
• You will reach meetings on time and will end them timely.
• You will always respect people.

Self-discipline will work as a magnet in your personality and will attract people. If you are self-disciplined, you will naturally appear to be a leader and people will enjoy working with you.

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