Aug 14th marked an eventful day for the royal mechz...We had given them something very strong food for thought....my team members aji and rohitpandey were there to add more colour to our workshop...
The participants came with some beautiful feedbacks as follows
"Team work was the best thing that can happen. We all need love and trust in a team. We felt the warmth working with each other and we cared for everyone’s performance. When there is love in the team, trust comes automatically. We all trusted each other in arranging the sets of the tableau. Roles got divided properly and everyone was working in pace with the time. It is the spirit of “We”.
We could see how better we utilized our resources optimally. In every workplace, there is something that we don’t get. We should drop our personality ego and take on challenging roles and deliver it in a great way.
In a team, there are people with different talents and potentials. We need to always keep the team’s goal in the front and succeed by picking the right people and deliver the best.
Collection of lot of ideas shared by team members. Just like a light which gets On when two potential work hand in hand to give good results. Three people wanted to go for the same role and eventually, two people sacrificed their personal interest at the interest of the team and went ahead with the goal of the team in mind. We should always sacrifice to make things work in a team."
In end it was a Very Powerful , Vibrant and Memorable Workshop. Lot of energy being Mechanical engg students . Good support from Aji and Rohit (CCR team). Team Work was brilliant and stunning performances from the participants. Very innovative ways of designing the guns, sword, cockpits, fight among MPs, catchy sets. Sekhar was at his best. Participants saw a Sekhar in a different role today( as they have always seen him as their tutor). As facilitators, we gave one of the stunning performances in the 3 silly games. A very fast paced, energetic 3 hours from 10.30-1.30. Aug 14th will live long in our memories for this workshop.
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