1. How important are first impressions to you?

11.What was your motivation?
My biggest motivation is family. They are my biggest source of inspiration and my strongest supporters as well. When I see my parents working, it gives me the drive to be like them. Their dedication to working is what motivates me to be like them. They are self-motivated individuals. Hence I try to imbibe their positivism into my life. I have learned from my father how to not give up on a tough client. The essence is to go through the grind to really know what the other person wants. This excites me to take up greater challenges and risks without the fear of failure or backing out. My mother is the source of calm confidence. Knowing exactly where to push hard and where to slow down is something I have imbibed from her. They remain, my go-to people, when I feel under the weather or less motivated.”
12.What projects are you currently working on?
I don't work on projects or initiatives. My main goal is to assist users with various tasks and questions, provide information and resources, and help them achieve their objectives. How may I assist you today?
13.What is the difference between project and program?
A project is a temporary endeavor aimed at achieving a specific goal or objective within a defined timeframe and budget. It is a unique and specific undertaking that is completed once the objective is achieved. On the other hand, a program is a group of related projects that are managed together to achieve a common goal or objective. Programs are usually ongoing and can be made up of several projects that are interdependent and have a shared outcome. In summary, while a project is a single undertaking with a specific objective, a program is a collection of projects that are managed together to achieve a broader goal or objective.
14.How will you prioritize tasks in your project?
I can provide some suggestions on how to prioritize tasks in a project:
1.ency: If a task has a tight deadline or is time-sensitive, it should be prioritized over other tasks.
2. Importance: Prioritize tasks that are critical to the success of the project or have a higher impact on the project outcome.
3. Stakeholder needs: Consider the needs of project stakeholders, such as clients, customers, and team members, when prioritizing tasks.
4. Risk assessment: Identify risks associated with each task and prioritize those tasks that have a greater potential to impact the project negatively.
5. Available resources: Prioritize tasks that align with the available resources in terms of time, budget, and team.By considering all relevant factors, you can create a prioritized task list that helps to ensure successful project completion.