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The document discusses the daily routine of Dennis Francisco Sarango Purugay including his job as a math teacher, classes he teaches, and activities after work. It also includes sections about his dream job, qualities of a good leader, differences between work teams and groups, and popular social networks.

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The document discusses the daily routine of Dennis Francisco Sarango Purugay including his job as a math teacher, classes he teaches, and activities after work. It also includes sections about his dream job, qualities of a good leader, differences between work teams and groups, and popular social networks.

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NAME: DENNIS FRANCISCO SARANGO PURUGUAY

UNIVERSITY CODE: U20238192

My daily routine

My name`s Dennis and my last name´s Sarango. I´m 27 years old and I live in Paita. In
my family we are six members, but I think that my family is small. I´m younger in my
family.
I´m math teacher In “Nuestra Señora de Fátima” high school, so I wake up at 5:30 a.m.
and I usually get out of bed about 6 a.m. then I have breakfast. Usually, I have bread
for breakfast with coffee but sometimes I have eggs with ham or bacon. I take a bus
because my job is in the center of the town and I have to travel 30 minutes.
The school is quite, it has about a 500 students there are boys and girls.
I start work at 8:00 am o´clock and then I have two classes until 10:45 am
I have break for 15 minutes, then I have two classes from 11:00 am to 12:50 in the
afternoon and then I have lunchtime.
I stay in the school and I have lunch. After lunch I have other classes and I finish
school at 3:30 pm
Usually I take a shower and relax when I come home, then I read or I watch televisión.

My dream Job

My dream job is to be a teacher. because I think it is the greatest job in the world.
Teachers teach the students the whole knowledge they own.
Besides, they also help and guide the students to be a good person. I hope I can
become a good teacher and I think that my students will be great professionals.
So I must work hard now to make my dream come true.
I would like to be a university teacher because now I am engineer and I can teach
about my career, but I need to study about education and work hard in the university.
In my high school I had good teachers, they were my inspiration, this is the reason why
i will be a university teacher.
What does make a good leader?

There are many kinds of leaders, therefore there are no ‘set’ qualities that have to be
present in all leaders. Rather an effective leader draws from a range of personal
qualities to help them deal with different circumstances and challenges.

Part of growing strong as a leader is through expanding our personal qualities. When

we are not strong in a particular quality it is also wise to seek the contributions of others

who are strong in that quality. This asks for a complementary team. The well-organised

person can help to complement the creative person, and the person with the sense of

humour can complement the serious minded person.

A good leader must have the following characteristics:

 Courage: Does not hide from challenging or scary situations; speaks up for

what is right even if there is opposition.

 Creativity: Thinks of many ways to solve challenges.

 Loyalty: Stays true to friends and family or team members through difficult

times.

 Honesty: Speaks truthfully; acts sincerely; takes responsibility for own feelings

and actions.

 Self-regulation: Controls emotions and sticks to decisions; is disciplined.

 Forgiveness: Accepts shortcomings of others without anger; gives people a

second chance.

 Compassion: Thinks of how others are feeling.

 Intelligence: Learns quickly and thinks of good solutions; has a love of learning.

 Determination: Focuses on goals and works hard to achieve them.

 Enthusiasm: Has lots of energy and excitement for life.

 Humour: Sees the lighter side of life and helps people laugh.

 Fairness: Treats people fairly and advocates for their rights; doesn’t let personal

feelings bias decisions.

 Generosity: Gives freely of time and possessions; demonstrates kindness.


The differences between work team and working group

Working Group is a set of people who do similar work within an organization.


They are usually close physically, they have the same boss, they do the same type of
work but they are self-employed, they do not depend on the work of their colleagues:
each does their job and responds individually to it.

For example, in a factory an engineer forms a working group: they perform the same
activity, they have a common boss (the section head), but each one responds for his
work (the work of an engineer doesn´t depend on that of his peers).
An engineer may do a fantastic job while the department as a whole is a real disaster.

The differences between work team and working group are important: The work team
responds as a whole of the work done while in the working group each person
responds individually.

The workgroup is structured by hierarchical levels. In the team on the other hand the
hierarchies are diluted: there is a team leader with a number of collaborators, chosen
according to their knowledge, and operating within the team on an equal footing
although their job categories may be very different.

For example, a Peruvian financial institution set up a team to analyze an investment


opportunity abroad. They were part of this team from assistant directors general to
newly incorporated employees, specialists in certain subjects. Within the team they all
worked at the same level, there were no hierarchical distinctions.

Use of Social Networks and the most used apps

Social networking sites are a great platform for people to connect with their loved ones. It
helps in increasing communication and making connections with people all over the world.
Although people believe that social networking sites are harmful, they are also very
beneficial.
Furthermore, we can classify social networking sites as per blogging, vlogging, podcasting
and more. We use social networking sites for various uses. It helps us greatly; however, it
also is very dangerous. We must monitor the use of social networking sites and limit their
usage so it does not take over our lives.

Advantage and Disadvantages of Social Networking Sites

Social networking sites are everywhere now. In other words, they have taken over almost
every sphere of life. They come with both, advantages as well as disadvantages. If we talk
about the educational field, these sites enhance education by having an influence on the
learners. They can explore various topics for their projects. Furthermore, the business
field benefits a lot from social networking sites. The companies use social networking
sites to connect better with their potential clients and business partners. Moreover, people
in search of jobs use the sites to connect better with employers and firms. This gives them
a great opportunity to seek better jobs.
What are the most widely used social networks in 2020?

Facebook is the most used social network. ...


Youtube follows in the wake. ...
Instagram is stagnant. ...
TikTok, the great novelty in most used social networks. ...
Snapchat goes up again, but not much. ...
Twitter is still alive. ...
LinkedIn last.

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