Introduction:
There is immense debate and discussion to explicit/implicit internal customer as organization assets. As Buchanan & Huczynski (2010) argues that, ’’the most critical assets of the organization are Knowledge, skills and abilities as compare to materials and equipment’’ (p. 138). To meet/exceed employer expectation and organization goals and objective, it is necessary for employee to comprehensively contemplate self-awareness and continuous self-development to enhance KSAO and undermine limitations that can be only achieved by self-awareness and continuous self-development.
Moreover, as we external environment is fast moving as well as unpredictable; so, the organization need to respond effectively to compete and survive that could lead by employee self-awareness and continuous self-development that would enable firm to learn constantly and adapt itself (Senge, 1990; Burgoyne, 1995).
1.1 Self-Awareness and Continuous Self-Development:
Self-awareness and continuous self-development is a continuous leaning process.
Mullins (2013, p.196) has stated self-awareness means learning about ourselves like own skills, abilities, knowledge, norms, behaviour and attitude, whereas continuous self-development refers learning what we require to do to enhance it more and how to achieve and maintain require behaviour( role behaviour).
Self-Awareness
Recognise and articulate our values and principles, understanding how these may differ from those of other individuals and groups
Identify own strengths and limitations, the impact of our behaviour on others, and the effect of stress on our own behaviour
Identify our emotions and prejudices and understand how these can affect our judgment and behaviour
Self-Development
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...ty or such complex situation where conflicts, communication gap, disclosing unpleasant facts appears about others or ourselves that could overcome with help of effective self-awareness and continuous self-development.
1.6 CONCLUSION:
To recapitulate, for example: Apple, BMW, and other successful companies launch a new product every year because of continuously culminate changing and vicissitude external environment. Organization enjoys success because of their successful manager who organize, plan and develop strategy upon which whole organization functions. Learning is more complex than stimulus (Tolman, 1932). That’s why learning is never ending process. So, to be a successful manager it is necessary to continuously learn to possess capability of adaptability, innovation, creativity, flexibility etc to meet sudden and uncertain change in external environment.
“The psychological approach to prejudice is to examine individual behavior.” (pg. 505) the author reveals the argument he is trying to make through the article by using the psychology of prejudices to research individual behavior and then explains how to reach this conclusion. “We can understand more about prejudice among individuals by focusing on four areas of study…” (pg. 505) the author organizes the article in this fashion to first reveal the point the author wants to express to the reader then illustrate step by step how he will persuade the reader into believing the author. Throughout the article the author separates his argument into four sections the levels of prejudice, self-justification, personality, and frustration. Each category helps the author dive the reader in depth of how the psychology of prejudices works. The author then continues onto his article of describing and defining each area of study “cognitive level of prejudice encompasses a person’s beliefs and of a group as threatening or non-threatening etc., emotional level of prejudice encompasses the feeling that a minority group arouses in an individual…action-orientation level of prejudice is the positive or negative predisposition to engage in discriminatory behavior.” (pg.
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