REFLECTION – STORYTELLING 

 Challenge :     I work as a Supply Chain Specialist in an E - commerce firm . Our company   is focused in the public sector . One of your biggest challenges we feel is   to keep a project moving forward and keep innovating new methods to   achieve our goals . In India , there is the public opinion that the public sector   is lazy , overpaid , and gets nothing done . A hindrance is often a small   group or a single individual who is blocking innovation in the whole   organisation . The ulterior motive why this person is blocking the   innovation can be many . But they have almost always one thing in   common , they do n’t benefit directly from the project and do n’t seem to   understand the improvements this project will bring .     Selection & Application :     I am using storytelling right at the beginning of this project , to create a   productive environment . I start by asking questions about previous   projects , bad and good ones . This way I can identify , who might be   sceptical about the new development . And also get a feel for what they   fear the most . As we learned , a great story always has 3 elements an   emotional connection , logic , and a higher course . For me , the higher   course is always the benefit for the consumers who will be using the   product . The emotional connections are people who will be working on the   project and some personal experience to let the receiver in terms of   promotions . The Logic part is the hardest to generalize and has to be   tailored for each project . Usually , the plot of my story revolves around ,   how in the future could the customer use a product and what kind of   improvements could be possible in the future time .       Insight :     5 - 10 mins is more than enough to get everybody on board , or at least to   start opening up . I observed that this is very critical as afterward we can   have a more productive atmosphere during the discussion . But we have 

 to be very particular to not promise features that can not be realized , it   should not be a science fiction movie , we still have to be realistic .        Approach :     In the future , I will continue to use storytelling to create a common ground   for my all my projects . I also endeavour to continue to improve my   storytelling skills by reading more or taking a dedicated course for it . For   bigger and more creative projects we should try the Mind - Map technique .   As good as the tool already is , we can imagine that they will increase   chances of success even better together . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: REFLECTION – STORYTELLING 

 Challenge :     I work as a Supply Chain Specialist in an E - commerce firm . Our company   is focused in the public sector . One of your biggest challenges we feel is   to keep a project moving forward and keep innovating new methods to   achieve our goals . In India , there is the public opinion that the public sector   is lazy , overpaid , and gets nothing done . A hindrance is often a small   group or a single individual who is blocking innovation in the whole   organisation . The ulterior motive why this person is blocking the   innovation can be many . But they have almost always one thing in   common , they do n’t benefit directly from the project and do n’t seem to   understand the improvements this project will bring .     Selection & Application :     I am using storytelling right at the beginning of this project , to create a   productive environment . I start by asking questions about previous   projects , bad and good ones . This way I can identify , who might be   sceptical about the new development . And also get a feel for what they   fear the most . As we learned , a great story always has 3 elements an   emotional connection , logic , and a higher course . For me , the higher   course is always the benefit for the consumers who will be using the   product . The emotional connections are people who will be working on the   project and some personal experience to let the receiver in terms of   promotions . The Logic part is the hardest to generalize and has to be   tailored for each project . Usually , the plot of my story revolves around ,   how in the future could the customer use a product and what kind of   improvements could be possible in the future time .       Insight :     5 - 10 mins is more than enough to get everybody on board , or at least to   start opening up . I observed that this is very critical as afterward we can   have a more productive atmosphere during the discussion . But we have 

 to be very particular to not promise features that can not be realized , it   should not be a science fiction movie , we still have to be realistic .        Approach :     In the future , I will continue to use storytelling to create a common ground   for my all my projects . I also endeavour to continue to improve my   storytelling skills by reading more or taking a dedicated course for it . For   bigger and more creative projects we should try the Mind - Map technique .   As good as the tool already is , we can imagine that they will increase   chances of success even better together .
### Output: 