A WORKSHOP

LEADERSHIP SKILLS

Dr. Kaveri Chauhan

International Affiliate
American Psychological Association
What’s Next for Young Leaders?
The future will be loaded with
opportunities. Leaders must have
the skills to take advantage of
those opportunities, as well as the
agility to sidestep the dangers.

-Bob Johansen, Leaders

Make the Future
(2009)
 INSTRUCTIONS
• You are traveling in a plane with the entire class which
has crash landed in an uncharted territory, You will have
to mention the five names of the survivors of the plane
crash including you two females and males.
• And you will also have to give a leadership preference in
the five people and the reasons for the order of
leadership chosen.
• You woke up along with the four other survivors and
found yourselves in an enclosed space.
LEADERSHIP Preference
GAME for leaders
1.Name 1 • L1
2.Name 2 • L2
3.Name 3 • L3
4.Name 4 • L4
5.Name 5 • L5
• LEADERSHIP:
– ………………..
– ………………..
– ………………...
• SURVIVOR LEFT BEHIND
– ………………..
– ………………..
– ………………...
 LEVEL-1
• The escape route of this layer is linked to a
thermodynamic system.
• The door is at -37 C and needs to reach to zero
Celsius to open up and stay open for 15
seconds.
• The only way is to place a human body in the
balance to achieve the temperature. Name the
person who will be left behind and also the
reasons why he/she will be left behind.
 LEVEL -2

• The escape route of this layer is linked to

electromagnetic system. There is a bio-electric device
which converts brain electric signals to convert into EM
field. And the strength required to unlock the route is the
total potential of the 100 billion neurons present in the
human body. So, a person is required to sit in the device
while others move onto the next level. Decision time is
120 seconds and the door interval is 15 seconds. Name
the person who will be left behind and the reasons why
he/she will be left behind.
 LEVEL -3
•   The escape route of this layer is linked to radiation. The three
survivors are brought onto a single spot and each of them is
provided with a semi-lethal dose of plutonium injections I.e. half
dose of lethal injections.
• The next level only accepts only two survivors and the survivors
need to inject two semi lethal doses to kill the person who will be
left behind.
• The process starts with each of them injecting half of the
plutonium injection that they possess. Decision time is 120
seconds and the door interval is 15 seconds. Name the person
who will be left behind and the reasons why he/she will be left
behind.
 
 LEVEL 4
• The two survivors are radiation poisoned. Cure
availability is of two types.
• The short term cure and the long term cure. The
one with the short term cure will be the official
emergent of the game to be raised to legacy and
will die in a day.
• The long term cure guy will go ahead
anonymously and live for the rest of his life
silently.
 
It forget to Attack
fly.
Easy to kill

OMG
Thank you for attending!
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