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                       Once the mini-goals have been achieved you‘ll get a great sense of
               satisfaction as you have leaped onto the first stepping stone towards your big-
               picture, so use this motivation to set the next set of mini-goals to put into action!


                      Goal-setters  may  make  goals/objectives  more  explicit  by  following  the
               guidelines associated with the SMART acronym:
                      Specific: one should precisely define objectives or goals rather than tolerating
                      diffuseness or nebulousness
                      Measurable: one should define a method of measuring the objectives/goals
                      Agreed-To/Achievable: all parties need to agree to the objectives/goals, and
                      to their achievability
                      Realistic/Rewarding/Relevant:  one  must  define  realistic  objectives/goals,  the
                      accomplishment of which must make sense
                      Time-bound: completion must occur within an agreed time-scale.


               Personal goals
                                                                         Managing  goals  can  give
                                                                    returns in all areas of personal life.
                                                                    Knowing precisely what one wants
                                                                    to  achieve  makes  clear  what  to
                                                                    concentrate and improve on.
                                                                           Individuals      can     have
                                                                     personal goals. A student may set
                                                                     a goal of a high mark in an exam.
                                                                     An athlete might walk five miles a
                                                                     day. A traveler might try to reach a
                                                                     destination-city within three hours.
                                                                           Goal setting and planning
                                                                     ("goal  work")  promotes  long-term
                                                                     vision and short-term motivation. It
                                                                     focuses  acquisition  of  knowledge
                                                                     and helps to organize resources.


                     Achieving personal goal
                              Achieving  complex  and  difficult  goals,  requires  focus,  long-term
                       diligence  and  effort.  Success  in  any  field  will  require  foregoingblaming,
                       excuses and justifications for poor performance or lack of adequate planning;
                       in short, success requires emotional maturity.

                     Goal-management
                              Goal management  consists  of  the  process of  recognizing  or inferring
                       goals  of  individual  or  team-members,  abandoning  no  longer  relevant  goals,
                       identifying  and  resolving  conflicts  among  goals,  and  prioritizing  goals
                       consistently for optimal team-collaboration and effective operations.


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                          SECTOR         ELECTRONICS                             Document No.
                                                               May 04, 2020
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