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UEM Edgenta - Leadership In Innovation - 2 Day Program - 16Jul23

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Team Member :
Mohd Azli
Nur Atiqah
Izzati Fadhilah

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One of his quotes is "Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear"

Frankiln D. Roosevelt

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Candidate C due to his Characters

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Candidate C - to become a true leader one has to have integrity.

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Candidate C
The explanation about the candidate look better than A & B.
As he is decorated war hero, of course he had win more medals.

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I choose Candidate C because:
1. He is true hero and fight in war to defend the country.
2. He has great personality
3. He is faithful

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I will vote for candidate C. This is because he has a good character/personality. Good character will translate to a good leadership and integrity.

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Candidate C. Because candidate C have vast experience in military and less controversial issues and seem more appropriate as politician.

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The world needs a disciplinarian right now since we are living in a havoc world. Thus leader with military background is my choice as he can instill some discipline.

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I chose candidate C. Based on the facts given, candidate C is a better candidate morally. Also, he used to serve in war. In my opinion he should have a lot of experience in being a leader.

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Team Leader - Nurlina Hashim
Team Members :-
Ts. Mohd Najib Mohd Yusop
Siti Norokaie Ismail
Allan Ivan Endiong
Time Keeper -

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Team Leader - Mohd Azli
Team Members -
Audrey Leong
Nur Atiqah
Izzati Fadhilah

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1st Group Exercise - Objective Collaboration, Problem Solving

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Team Leader - Azli
Team Members
- Izzati
- Atiqah
- Audrey
Time Keeper -

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Team Leader -Jalilah
Team Members -Ang Boon Keat
Valiant
Azurawati
Time Keeper -     Valiant
Time Taken  to do this exercise -1/2 hour

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Team Leader - Afiq
Team Members - Mashitah, Imran, Farah, Jamil
Time Keeper -

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1st Group Exercise - Objective: Collaboration, Problem Solving

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1st Group Exercise - Objective: Collaboration, Problem Solving

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Objective: Collaboration, problem solving

You are part of a marketing team, create a scenario that the company has released a marketing campaign that many people found to be distasteful and discriminatory.

Brainstorm ideas and create a work plan for a public apology and strategies for moving forward.

What will future ads contain?

How will your people work to gain back the company’s good reputation and credibility?

Problem solving activities allow members to recognize mistakes before they take place in real life.

They also enable companies to put processes in place to deal with such scenarios if they actually happen.

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This photo was taken when I was in Naivasha, Kenya. I love traveling and started backpacking in my early 20's. Travel for me is not a vacation, it teach me so many thing when you get a chance to meet people all around the world. It teach you to be grateful for what you have and see the world in the bigger picture and come back to work with a fresh idea.

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I used to perform Malaysian traditional dances back during my uni days. Performed tarian zapin, joget, asli, jinggling nona

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Malaysia is a multi-racial, multi-religious and multi-cultural country. The local culture of Malaysia has been influenced by the surrounding countries and has produced a variety of dance art classifications.

The dances of Malays, Aboriginals and ethnic minorities are very special and charming. In addition, the Chinese, Indians, and Portuguese who settled in Malaya have also enriched the Malaysian dance culture.

Basically, Malaysian traditional dances can be divided into the following types:

1. Court Dance

Court dance developed rapidly during the Malacca dynasty during the 15th to 16th centuries. On the basis of Malay folk dance, it absorbed the essence of the dance art of Thailand, Indonesia and other countries and gradually perfected. It cultivated a group of excellent court dance artists. The court dance has survived so far.

2. Drama Dance

At the same time as the development of court dance, theatrical dance also developed. Like the dance dramas in many countries in Southeast Asia, it only plays the role of adding glamour and adjusting the atmosphere in the drama, and is an indispensable part of drama art.

In drama, the most exciting dances are usually performed at the beginning of the drama, following strict procedures. As the drama develops, it becomes shorter and shorter, highlighting the opening atmosphere of the drama.

3. Folk Dance

Most folk dances come from religious sacrificial activities and entertainment activities in festivals, and some are evolved from palace dances flowing into the folk. It can be roughly divided into 3 types:

Sacrifice dance

Primitive Malays believed in animism in all things, and produced various sacrificial dances in order to pray and worship various gods.

Drum Group dance

In the spread of Islam, in order to praise Allah Muhammad, a drum orchestra was established. Dances must be added to the performance, such as the Dabs dance in Perak, the Hatra dance and the Noga dance in Kedah and Perlis and the Rodat dance in Terengganu.

Social entertainment dance

It is mainly performed during festivals or gatherings, such as Sabine dance.

Traditional Dances in Malaysia

Mak Yong

Mak Yong is a traditional Malay opera that integrates singing, dancing, acting, guest singing, music performance, gagging and other performing arts. It is popular in Kelantan, Kedah, Perlis and Terengganu in Malaysia. It has a history of at least 800 years.

Mai Yong is considered to be the most authentic and representative Malay performing arts because it is hardly influenced by the outside world. In 2005, UNESCO declared Mak Yong as the intangible cultural heritage of mankind, affirming the artistic and cultural value of this kind of folk art.

Joget

Joget is the most popular traditional dance in Malaysia. Joget originated from the Portuguese folk dance and flowed into Malacca during the spice trade period of the Malacca Dynasty. Generally, it performed on celebrations and social occasions.

This kind of dance is very similar to Cha Cha, whether it is dance steps or music. It is danced in a fast pace and must be performed by paired dancers with fast hand and foot movements. It is a lively and happy dance. In particular, the traditional Malay women in the countryside, almost all of them are Joget master dancers.

Sumazau

Sumazau, a national dance, is a representative dance of Sabah. As the dance progressed, rows of male and female dancers stretched out their arms facing each other, mimicking the flying movements of birds. It is a dance performed during harvest festivals, special festivals, or certain banquets.

Tarian Lilin

This is a kind of elegant girl dance. The story in the dance is about a girl who lost her engagement ring. With the candlelight in the dish, she searched for the ring until dawn.

Bharatha Natyam

Classical Indian dances are traditionally held in temples. This type of dance is considered to be the worship and adoration of Indian gods. One of them is Bharatha Natyam. This kind of dance originated in South India in the third century AD. Six stages must be used for performances, combining the elements of Nritta (pure dance) and Nritya (expression dance).

Bhangra

Bhangra is a typical dance of the Sikhs. It is a dance to celebrate the harvest. Bhangra combines the dexterity of the dancers and many dance stunts. This dance is dynamic and colorful. The musical accompaniment is a mixture of folk songs and music played by tambourines and hammers.

Datun Julud

Datun Julud is a popular dance in Sarawak, which symbolizes the happiness of a prince being blessed to get offspring. This dance was later spread among the Kenyan tribes of Sarawak. SAPE (a musical instrument) plays the rhythm of the dance, accompanied by singing and clapping.

Kuda Kepang

Kuda Kepang (horseback riding dance) is a traditional dance introduced to Johor by Javanese immigrants from Malaysia. Kuda Kepang is performed by nine dancers straddling the horses made of leather. The dance vividly shows the triumphant scene of the Islamic Jihad. This dance drama is accompanied by traditional musical instruments such as gongs, tambourines and angklungs, giving a rich and moving interpretation.

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Traditional Dance in Malaysia can be divided into 3 types: Court Dance, Drama Dance, Folk dance.

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Hi Everyone..
I was born in the northern state of Peninsular Malaysia - Perlis
Currently working in Juru, Penang

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Saya Jamil. Tinggal di Bandar Baru Bangi. Working with UEM Edgenta for 5 yrs +, now ataching with OE & HSSE Div. I'd love to have time to read lots of books tapi macam ada kekangan masa. Used to play musical instrument but nowadays only manage to listen to music. I also love to travel with my family & targeting at 1 oversea trip per year.

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I enjoy being around new people with various experiences and knowledges because i find it a good opportunity for me to expand my knowledge, exploring something new, and concurrently, improving my skills.

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I am Allan. From Kota Kinabalu. Married with three wonderful kids.

This photo of my family best friend. Looking after our house when we were not around. Alway waiting in front of my door every morning greeting us and asking for some to bites.

Always sneaked into our home looking for best spot. Now he found it.

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During the weekend, apart from doing chores and preparing task for the following weeks. I usually spend some time playing Hearts of Iron 4 on my laptop. Testing different war strategies for different countries during WW2 period.

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One of activity that I enjoy doing is cooking (minus the cleaning afterwards). Last weekend I made grilled chicken using a recipe I found in the Internet. I made some adjustment to the recipe to fit to me/my family preferences. I am very satisfied when a family member that don't really like grilled food praised the food.

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You, me, or Nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't about how hard you being hit, it's about how hard you can get hit or how much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done.

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I love baking very much. Recently, I have tried to bake perfect butter cake and manage to bake perfect butter cake after 6th trial. My kids love my butter cake very much especially the red velvet and classic butter cake.

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Soon to upgrade myself to be a mother of two kiddos. A collector of Manga comic and Figura since my 20s. My most favorites are collection One Piece and Bleach.

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I live such a boring life. Just do the same thing over and over again everyday. I go to work, spent time with my son, do chores, read books, and watch drama. People will say don't you want to go out and see the world, try new things, and so on.

Others will say it is such a boring life. But, for me, this is my lovely life.

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I like to listen to music, that makes me feel like I can conquer anything.

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At 51 years young, my children enrolled me in a pageant - Miss Plus World Malaysia... I came 5th place and it was an amazing journey... 

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Introduction - Up Close and Personal - Eliza Fiza Zulkifle - Plus Size Activist

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Introduction - Up Close and Personal - Eliza Fiza Zulkifle - Plus Size Activist

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I remembered when I was eight years old. I was standing in a dressing room doorway and my cousin, who is 16 at that time, is looking at me and she is looking at the way my bur-gundy chords are stretched across my belly and at the gaps between the buttons on my shirt.

She is looking at me and I am thinking, what is gonna happen now? “If you do not get some exercise, you are going to have to start shopping at a pluz-size store that I don’t know.” She knows that the threat of the fat lady store is enough to break me although I try to eat only half my dinner. “We are going to weigh your food,” she says as she pats my stomach in front of the  sales  clerk.  “You know you  cannot  have  anything  that  tucks  in,  or  has  short  sleeves  or  that  has  a  belt  or  anything  that  comes  in  white  or  bright  or  pastel.” The salesclerk says, “But she is young, let her wear bright clothes.” My cousin  says,  “She is  young  and  fat,  we  do not  have  to  announce  it  to  everybody.” I’m standing there in the change room doorway, looking at my cousin look at me.

For years I lived my life allowing people, to tell me how much I should weigh, what size I should be wearing, and how I should be dressing for my size. One day I just became so sick of being told how I should feel about my own body that I vowed to never allow someone else to make me feel bad about my body.

Pretty In Plus Movement was created 5 years ago together with a group of amazing people that shares the same mission that is to inspire confidence and celebrate curves in every size and all genders. Pretty In Plus is a "Body Positivity Movement" that equipped individuals with skills and knowledge that will assist them to go through life with confidence, self-love and inspirational attitude, behavior and character. However, even with the body positive movement, so many women and men are still hating their bodies and developing low self-esteem. Weight struggles are not only for fat people. Despite what we see on weight loss commercials or on social media. There are a myriad of women and men who are doing dangerous surgeries and injections to get the so called “Instagram Body”. You know what I am talking about. The super-sized butt and tiny waist. I think the common goal we should all have is to develop a realistic and healthy mindset about our bodies.

With 30 years trainer’s experience, I advocate and promote self-love, self-respect, self-discipline, self-motivation and self-leadership towards doing the RIGHT THING by DOING IT RIGHT.

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Nowadays, most people love holidays because it is an opportunity to have a break from routine life as well as helps to refresh yourself. After a holiday, we can go back to work with full energy. I love holidays and I usually make the most of it. Holidays also enable me to spend time with my family.