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    The document discusses motivators that are commonly cited by high-achieving individuals to guide their career choices and make work enjoyable. It lists 10 motivators - challenge, competence, independence, interest, lifestyle, money, recognition, relationships, security, and variety. The learner ranks these motivators in order of importance from 1 to 10, and writes a composition explaining how they have influenced their professional development. They cite challenge, interest, competence, and variety as their top four motivators. They value recognition from others and having an improved lifestyle, but see independence and money as less important motivators.

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    Evidence My Motivators

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    The document discusses motivators that are commonly cited by high-achieving individuals to guide their career choices and make work enjoyable. It lists 10 motivators - challenge, competence, independence, interest, lifestyle, money, recognition, relationships, security, and variety. The learner ranks these motivators in order of importance from 1 to 10, and writes a composition explaining how they have influenced their professional development. They cite challenge, interest, competence, and variety as their top four motivators. They value recognition from others and having an improved lifestyle, but see independence and money as less important motivators.

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    The document discusses motivators that are commonly cited by high-achieving individuals to guide their career choices and make work enjoyable. It lists 10 motivators - challenge, competence, independence, interest, lifestyle, money, recognition, relationships, security, and variety. The learner ranks these motivators in order of importance from 1 to 10, and writes a composition explaining how they have influenced their professional development. They cite challenge, interest, competence, and variety as their top four motivators. They value recognition from others and having an improved lifestyle, but see independence and money as less important motivators.

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    Learning activity 4

    Evidence: My motivators

    Studies of successful individuals have found that there are a few motivators that
    guide their career and job choices, and make working an enjoyable and successful
    experience for them. Below you will find a list with the motivators that are most
    commonly mentioned by high-achieving people. For this evidence you have to
    organize them in order of importance from 1 (the most important) to 10 (the least
    important) and write a composition expressing how they have been part of your
    professional development. Recycle the grammar and vocabulary you have learned
    in this learning activity. (Example: I feel variety is the most important factor in my
    motivation. I don’t like doing repetitive things. In my current job I have learned how
    to use Photoshop and how to market different products online. I am becoming very
    good at it and now I am able to teach others.)

    Fuente: SENA

    Motivators:

    Challenge - Competence - Independence - Interest - Lifestyle - Money -


    Recognition - Relationships - Security - Variety
    Motivator

    1.Challenge

    2.Interest

    3.Competence

    4.Variety

    5.Recognition

    6.Lifestyle

    7.Relationships

    8.Security

    9.Independence

    10.Money

    Composition
    The challenge has been and continues to be my main motivation to overcome
    obstacles. When something poses a challenge to me, I strive more and more to
    achieve it.

    Interest has been my engine to put enthusiasm into the things I do. When a project
    captures my interest, I feel so passionate that I leave everything else in the
    background and put my passion and creativity into action.

    Competition motivates me not to be with the knowledge and skills that I have. It
    inspires me to constantly improve to prevent competition from beating me.

    Variety is a good incentive not to fall into monotony. If my activities become


    competitive, my interest fades away and I no longer pay attention.
    The recognition of people is a reward that makes me think that all the effort I
    devoted to my activities was not in vain. Feeling that people value my work is a
    great incentive. Working hard and seeing the results in your lifestyle is also a good
    motivator. I've always aspired to change my lifestyle.

    I don't like living the same way I did a few years ago. Relationships allow me to
    befriend people who share my own interests and concerns. I like to exchange ideas
    and learn from my social circle. It is interesting to listen to people when they are
    paid attention.

    Security has allowed me to develop easily and convey my ideas without fear.
    Thanks to security, I have become more daring to impose and respect the point of
    view in interactions with my colleagues. Workers.

    Independence has not been very important in my academic and work education. I
    think that independence is in some way synonymous with loneliness. I like to do
    things on a team.

    Money has never been my motivation, even if I have had financial difficulties. It is
    obvious that with money we can aspire to live a better life, but I am not satisfied
    being rich. It seems absurd and insulting to accumulate material wealth.

    When you finish your work, send the file to your instructor through the platform as
    follows:

    1. Click on the title of this evidence.


    2. Click on Examinar mi equipo and look for the file in your computer. Make sure
    the file is attached.
    3. Leave a comment for the instructor (optional).
    4. Click Enviar.

    Note: This evidence is an individual activity. Remember to check the learning guide
    in order to know if you have done all the assigned activities, know how to develop
    them and deliver them correctly.

    Criterios de evaluación
     Usa el vocabulario relacionado con carreras y empleos teniendo en cuenta el
    contexto requerido.

     Describe características personales teniendo en cuenta el vocabulario y


    contexto requerido.

     Utiliza verbos compuestos teniendo en cuenta la estructura gramatical


    requerida.

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