BUSI 2080W - Darryl Halim

 Which decisions making style do you think you are and why? I think I am more of a combination of thinkers and skeptics. I have a really hard time on making decisions. I have to think about everything and the multiple possible outcomes. Having really said that, sometimes I am taking too long time to think and consider. I think this  has made me missed some of the opportunity that I can get if I make the decision sooner. As one of the popular quote say "we only regret the chances/decisions we didn't take". I need to improve myself to be more spontaneous and yet cautious.

   This is one of the most relatable meme about reciprocity for me😂. I think reciprocity is important  and fundamental way to persuade people. However, I do think that reciprocation need to be genuine and the person need to willing to do it. I believe no one should have an obligation to reciprocate other people actions/feelings/etc. 

18 Jan 2021 Presentation The Critical Approach      I feel like the topics today is align to what my upcoming topic about power & resistance. And I am honestly a bit confused with the association of power and critical approach at first. However, after listening and engaging to the presentation, I realized that critical approach is a broad topic. And it can be associated to any other sub topics as well. In this case, power. I think the [presentation was a really nice and stimulates my brain to learn more. It keep our focus by engaging in every sub-topics and asking to voice our opinion and maybe some agree/disagreement. I also learn a new term today that's called Hegemony. Overall I personally still think that a healthy amount of power in a organization is needed in order to sustain the hierarchy. The hunger of power can be a good/bad thing depending on how we look at it. The positive side is that it can be really motivating and keep our focus on our goal in achieving those powe