Eumind Interview Setup Form 2
Eumind Interview Setup Form 2
Eumind Interview Setup Form 2
2. General questions
Main question: What competences are required for a person who has a responsible
task in the organization/profession?
They both said knowledge. Knowledge is really important because you are required
to have knowledge to do something correctly. You have to know what you are doing
in order to do it right. It helps when you are doing things right because it makes you
look more professional. Teamwork is also an important theme. Everybody has to
know what part they play in doing in order to make everything go fluently. Everyone
has to do a little portion so that together all the portions make one big thing.
Empathy is a very important strength, again for both, you have to be able to place
yourself in the perspective of others and make people feel comfortable.
Responsibility is also necessary because someone has to be responsible for certain
actions and someone has to make sure everybody knows what to do. When you
make a mistake you have to own up to it and you have to try and fix it. That is also a
form of taking responsibilty.
4. Comparison
What are the similarities and differences between the organizations of the
interviewees?
Similarities: They both do something for people. Anke is for
transporting people and Walijne is there to teach people how to
become better in a certain aspect of the catering industry. So the
organizations are both focused on people.
What are the similarities and the differences between the positions/jobs of the
interviewees?
Similarities: they both are about helping people. Walijne is helping
people by teaching them what they have to do when they serve in a
restaurant. Anke is making sure that people are safe and have a
pleasant flight. They are both trying to educate people on what to do.
Difference: Walijne is trying to get people to graduate and finish
school. Anke is not trying to get people to a certain level. She is there
to make sure people are safe.
What are the similarities and differences between the competences needed for a
person who has a responsible task for the organizations/professions?
Similarities: There is a leader of the crew for both of the interviewees
when they have a shift. That person is in charge of everyone either on
the plane or in the school building.
Difference: One is in a plane and need to know certain safety matters
for in the aircraft, the other does not.
What are the similarities and differences between the organizations in terms of their
societal relevance and their sustainability policies?
Similarities: They are there to educate and help people.
Differences: one educates adolescents and the other educates adults
who are already finished with their studies and want to start a job in
the flight industry. Looking at the sustainability, aircrafts are the total
opposite of sustainable, but they try to compensate for it with
different campaignes. In the school they try to let less food go to
waste and try to incorporate scraps in their meals.
Conclusion:
How do organization serve its target/customers/clients?:
They work together to make its target/customer/clients feel
comfortable and safe. An organization may attract active
consumers and clients by actively marketing to its target
market. Marketing communications to the target audience may
bring repeat business and foster brand loyalty. Additionally,
this may result in higher brand awareness, trust, and sales.
What is the organizations relevance to society?:
The sustainability of KLM speaks for itself. Through innovation
and responsible choices, KLM is accepting its duty to society
while making a valuable contribution. KLM maintains a
constant dialogue with stakeholders at a variety of levels and
in a regional, national and international context.
What are the most important competences future
employees/people working in the organization/professions?:
Knowledge is important because if you don’t know what you
are doing it can cause something bad to happen. Also
teamwork is important because if you don’t work together with
people it can’t work out it will only cause problems. You have
to have empathy because when someone is stressing out you
have to know what people feel and why they are reacting like
that and when something happens you can help people by
knowing why they feel that way make them feel safe or
comfortable. Confidence is not bad to have if you don’t have
confidence you can’t help other people you have to have a little
bit of confidence.
5. Evidence of communication
Frederique was there at the first conference and I was ill. But the second one I was there. I
really enjoyed talking to them about the differences here and there. We mostly talked about
the different types of courses there were for the hospitality industry. We did not talk much
outside of the conference but I did learn a lot from it. It was very nice to hear about the
similarities and differences of both of the groups there experiences. I think I can speak for
both of us that it was a really interesting project that we worked hard on and we will take
with us in de future.
Comparison:
1. What have you learned about the organizations in the other country?
I have learned that a lot of things are the same but it is just minor things that are different.
Like the prices, the type of breakfast that they serve. The type of restaurants and what they
sell there.
Similarities: They had a lot of research and some of the answers were quite the same. The
only difference is that we thought management skills were the most important and they
thought social skills were the most important.
Reflection:
2. What was your most memorable learning experience? Which competencies did you develop
further?:
I think it is that we got to talk to the kids in Mumbai and that we got to talk about how their
life is there and if there are any differences between the Netherlands and India!
I don’t think we developed any competencies any further so no not really
3. What went well? What would you have done differently? Think about: methods, group
work, technical aspects, collaboration with the partner school, etc.
I think doing the work but also I could’ve done a bit more for the group. We did work well at
school but when not within school time it could’ve been better but that my opinion but it
was a great experience!
Evie Vrijbergen
1. What was your task and how did you contribute to the group work (interviews, writing texts,
communication etc)
We had a rough start but at the end I am really proud of what we published. We worked
with what we had and we had some rough moments but we made it work. The communication was
bad. But I also had a lot of fun and learned how to work with the stuff you are given and to be more
accepting and I learned how to work hard.
2. What was your most memorable learning experience? Wich competencies did you further
develop?
My learning experience was hard but also fun. I learned how to give more than the other person
because the other person can’t give it mentally and physically. I learned how to communicate better
with people and I learned to talk about my feelings ( I don’t do that often because I don’t really like
talking about my feelings).
If I am going to be completely honest. I would have chosen another group. I did not like working in
this group. It gave me a lot of stress and we did have some arguments and our group even fell apart.
If I could change something about this project is that I would have wanted to be in a different group.