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ROLL NUMBER – 0858

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EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
METHODOLOGY
LEARNINGS



Role allocation
Taking initiative

UNDERSTANDING






Roll allocation is done in order to achieve a common goal and in agreement & in accordance of every member’s strength.
Team leaders/Supervisors on the ground level needs to implement and execute the process which requires taking initiative. Overall allocation needs understanding his team at the
Managerial level and staff level initiative to achieve the common goal.

OBSERVATION






Number game :Allocating each and every member for certain areas for getting work done easy and in time limit was a must.
Cob web :Initiative from female members to be allowed to be carried from one side to another which in India is still an issue to be dealt with.

Bomb disposal:All the members had to understand their own strengths and had to take initiative to take responsibilities accordingly to complete the task for the whole team.

APPLICATION
Role Allocation




Restaurant Managers/Incharge
Daily important activities to be assigned according to the strengths of staff members Taking initiative




Personally meeting the franchise heads to come to a HMM (Holistic Margin
Management) procedures.
Briefing the MODs on the importance of taking initiative which would affect their career growth.

CURRENT SITUATION






Staff members are excited and willing to learn after initial frictions.
Managers/In-charge are skeptical in taking initiative as they are not completely confident on the outcome/final result.
Focus on implementation is low. CHANGES






Change in routine procedures for betterment in operations and results.
Attitude towards supervisors and colleagues Competitive environment to be the highest seller

DIFFICULTIES






Acceptance of change in the daily routine has created friction

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