Reflection on Ali Alhammadi's PPT

Consumer Behavior culture

 

The presentation was done by student, Ali Hasan Al Hammadi (H00128185) in class F 11 on Wednesday 09^th Jan, 2013 around 03:15 pm.

 The introduction of his topic about his Consumer Behavior Culture was poor; his eye contact with the audience was not good enough to attract us.

Also he was a little bit confused to stand at the side of the screen not at the front, to let others have a clear view of in the pictures; he use the note cards for his presentation as more depended on his memory and he read from the screen, just going back to his pictures to remember only.

I think his speech was not clear since he topic was about Consumer Behavior Culture, but his speech was how to say hi in different cultures & with a low voice he couldn’t be heard by all the audience; his presentation in my opinion did not have enough information & was not organized with good pictures, which made the audience not interested to pay attention; he was not happy from his face, since I think he wasn’t prepared well for this presentation.

The PowerPoint presentation such as slide background, visuals & animations overall was good enough; he could add better if more time is given in future.

Overall Ali’s presentation in my opinion was informative about the Consumer Behavior Culture; he covered the important slides but without the right information to be delivered to the audience.

Finally, I think in future he should prepare himself for the presentation with clear goals & points.

 

PPT : water shortage in Yemen

Job interview

Interview summary sheet The interview position is planning strategic manager – Mr. Abdulla Al Qubaisi The chairmen is Mr. Hedley The interviewers are Mr. Othman & Mr. Saif The interview timing was 14:30 afternoon, in the meeting room Introduction about himself:- His name is Abdulla Al Qubaisi; he’s 22 years old working in Abu Dhabi Court; he’s a hard worker in the filing department supporting & helping a lot of customer’s on a daily basis. The first question was, what is your greatest strength? I’m a hard worker, dealing with many files per day. The second question was, can you work under pressure? His current job is serving around 100 customers & many cases on a daily basis. The third question was, what are your goals? After graduation from HCT he would like to complete his master to be a planning strategic manager. The fourth question was, what are your outside interests? He goes to one gym in his free time likes boxing. The fifth question was, where could you use some improvement? He could control himself under any pressure in & out of working time. The sixth question was, how do you feel about working nights and weekends? He wishes to work in the morning shift since he is studying in the afternoon at HCT ADMC. He asked, What will my job be? What will be my responsibility in the job? He will be working in a team under the direction of his boss.

Reflection : Omar Al Mahmoud PPT

Bahrain Trip Report Bahrain Trip The presentation was done by student, Omar Abdul Naser Omar Al Mahmoud (H00156293) class F 11 on Wednesday 21, 2012 around 03:30 pm. The introduction of his topic about his Bahrain trip was well done; his eye contact with the audience was good enough to attract them. Also he was a little bit confused to stand at the side of the screen not at the front, to let others have a clear view of in the pictures; he didn’t use any note cards for his presentation as more depended on his memory and didn’t read from the screen, just going back to his pictures to remember only. I think his speech was really clear & with a good voice could be heard by all the audience; his presentation was good & organized with good pictures to attract the audience to visit this country; he was happy from his face to visit his relatives in Bahrain, in addition to his holiday trip & looked more confident. The PowerPoint presentation such as slide background, visuals & animations overall were good enough; he could add better if more time is given in future. Overall Omar’s presentation in my opinion was informative about the kingdom of Bahrain; he covered the important places & areas for the new visitors; where, who and when to visit Bahrain. I had visited Bahrain earlier, but Omar give me more information for the future visit.

Trip to Switzerland

Trip to switzerland in summer1 from almahmoud1

Agenda & meeting report

Concentration of population in Abu Dhabi city center

AGENDA

 

Meeting Title                         Concentration of population in Abu Dhabi city center

Location: -                             HCT/men’s, F11 classroom.
October 10^th, 2012
2:30 p.m., To 3:30 p.m.
 

Meeting called by: -             Mr. Omar Al Shehhi               / Chairman.

Attendees: -                           Mr. Khaled Al Menhali          / Secretary.

                                                Mr. Omar Abdul Naser          / Member.

                                                Mr. Mansoor Noor                 / Member.

                                                Mr. Ali Al Hammadi              / Member.

2:30 p.m., to 2:240p.m. Introduction

I would like to introduce the group names & their titles. My name is Omar Al Shehhi as Chairman, Mr. Khaled Al Menhali as Secretary, Mr. Omar Abdul Naser, Mr. Mansoor Noor and Mr. Ali Al Hammadi as participants.         

The subject to be discussed in the meeting below is the reason why the population doesn’t like to stay out of the city center:-

1.      Most Government departments & others are in the city center.

2.      Shortage of public transportation outside city.

3.      Shortage of malls, parks, colleges etc outside city.

4.      Infrastructure outside the city.

5.      Suggestions to motivate people to move outside the city.

 

1.      Most Government departments & others are in the city center.

It has been noted that most government departments in Abu Dhabi are located in the city center; in addition working time for the employees is similar; this timing situation leads to congested traffic on the road.

We suggest either changing the time or moving some of these departments outside the city center.   

2.      Shortage of public transportation outside the city.

We found, after experiments done by the department of transportation, the public prefer using their own cars.

 Mr. Omar Abdul Naser suggested to avoid these issues to start with government departments inside the city to force their employees to use public transportation at the beginning then to implement for other private & semi-government departments which he thinks may work smoothly.

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3.      Shortage of malls, parks, colleges etc outside the city.

Mr. Mansoor Noor strongly agreed with this point since he is staying outside Abu Dhabi city & notices that we need more focus on the above requirements.

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4.      Infrastructure outside the city.

Mr. Ali Al Hammadi disagreed with this point by noticing most of the outside cities are fully completed cities.

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5.      Suggestions to motivate people to move outside the city.

Mr. Khaled Al Menhali suggested:-

·        Move some  government departments outside the city.

·        Force, by adding new laws, large & medium departments to build offices next door to resident buildings.

Mr. Omar Al Shehhi suggested:-

·        Abu Dhabi needs a metro like Dubai which will reduce a lot of traffic.

·        Stop issuing new driving licenses & more control by Ministry of Interior with proper channels.

Meeting report

Problem: Concentration of population in Abu Dhabi city center

Date of meeting: 10th October 2012
Time of meeting: 2:30 p.m., To 3:30 p.m.
Venue: F11
Group members:

Chair: Omar Al Shehhi.
Secretary: Khaled Al Menhali.
Participant: Hedley.
Venue preparation:

Grouping of chairs round tables

Agenda:

1.      Most Government departments & others are in the city center.

2.      Shortage of public transportation outside city.

3.      Shortage of malls, parks, colleges etc. outside city.

4.      Infrastructure outside the city.

5.      Suggestions to motivate people to move outside the city.

Omar Al Shehhi opened the meeting by saying that most  government departments in Abu Dhabi are located in the city center; in addition working time for the employees is similar; this timing situation leads to traffic on the road.

Ø  Most Government departments & others are in the city center.

It has been noted that most government departments in Abu Dhabi are located in the city center; in addition working time for the employees is similar; this timing situation leads to traffic on the road. We suggest either changing the time or moving some of these departments outside the city center.  

Ø  Shortage of public transportation outside the city.

To avoid these issues to start with government departments inside the city to force their employees to use public transportation at the beginning then to implement for other private & semi government departments which we think may work smoothly.

Ø  Shortage of malls, parks, colleges…..etc outside city.

With this point since Mansoor is staying outside Abu Dhabi city & notices that we need more focus on the above requirement.

Ø  Infrastructure outside the city.

Most of the outside cities are fully completed cities.

Ø  Suggestions to motivate people to move outside the city.

Move some government departments outside the city; force, by adding new laws, large & medium departments to build offices next door to resident buildings.

In conclusion we thought that:

1. Abu Dhabi needs a metro as Dubai which will reduce a lot of traffic; stop issuing new driving licenses & more control by Ministry of Interior with proper channels.
2. Move some government departments to outside the city; force by adding new laws, large & medium departments to build offices next door to resident buildings.
3. Force the people to use the public transportation by managing it with the government departments and the private companies.

4. Add more activity outside city to attract all categories of the population.

5. Add more health care.

The meeting was well controlled by Omar Al Shehhi and Omar Abdul Naser. All members contributed to the discussion.

Reflection:-

I believe that by analyzing the top 5 reasons  that led to the concentration of population in Abu Dhabi city center and offering a solution to each of those 5 reasons  ,will dramatically change the current situation and will definitely lead to spread the population over a wider area in Abu Dhabi emirate which in fact has a huge area of lands that not occupied or used for accommodation or commercial purposes ,and that fact can be looked at as a positive factor because that will enable the decision makers to have alternative area for moving the population concentration.

This plan is a must for the long term, taking into consideration the economic and population growth in Abu Dhabi emirate at the same time the limited space in the concentrated city center

The excellent economic growth has of course its own requirements, which Land space is one of the top priorities to build the needed industrial, commercial and accommodations area.

And talking about the subject ,we cannot deny that government already has taken a steps successfully in that direction in the last few years ,   take for example the successful accommodations projects that been built outside Maqtaa bridge like Al Reef, Khalif A, Khalifa B Mussafah areas , those areas  within a few years were filled by hundreds of thousands of people living there supported by malls ,police stations, Petroleum stations ,schools ,medical centers ,,etc and more of the vital infrastructure .taking those successful examples and use them as a role module to open a much more new accommodation areas will definitely solve the problem.

At the end, we personally feel optimistic that we all see a solution ,but of course it needs an efforts not only from government side but from all of us as a corporate  and social community and as an individuals as well.