Describe a lollipop moment that you have experienced
Describe a lollipop moment that you have experienced (either where you were the person giving “the lollipop” or where you were the person receiving “the lollipop”).
Describe a lollipop moment that you have experienced
Drew Dudley talks about “lollipop moments.” Slaughter encourages us to invest in others.
Much of the other material read and discussed this week has been about ways that we can connect socially with other people.
For this week’s reflection piece, consider the following questions:
Describe a lollipop moment that you have experienced (either where you were the person giving “the lollipop” or where you were the person receiving “the lollipop”).
How did that experience affect you?
Reflect on the social skills we have discussed this week.
How can you use some of these skills to create “lollipop
moments” for people around you in the future?
More so, for Dudley presentation which is one of sources which needs to be referenced here’s the link below:
Bariso’s EQ Applied – Chapter 6: The Power of Influence; Chapter 7: Building Bridges
Northouse’s Leadership: Theory and Practice, Chapter 13
So there will be 3 required sources (Dudley, Bariso, and Northouse)
These are not the APA citations above just giving for the name of the books.
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In addition, the benefit of the CISSP certification goes beyond the recognition of passing the exam.
It has given me more confidence with the new knowledge learned about cybersecurity and how to study for future certification exams.
In two months, I learned knowledge in areas I did not have opportunities to learn in my 20 years in IT.
To pass the CISSP test requires the risk and organizational management mindsets AND technical knowledge.
Lastly, a technician’s approach of solving issues through tools only or a manager with little knowledge in the 8 domains will probably have a hard time passing the exam.