Assimilation Models
      
      
      
        
          Who can use this?
          
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              Useful for small companies or training agencies who are already working on employee engagement, and want to get their people to reflect on themselves – look at issues of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. 
            
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              It can also be leveraged by institutions having a pool of trainers (in multiple locations) and seeking to empower them to run simple scalable programs. 
            
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              They can also be used by HR to complement functional/ technical training with deeper shifts in thinking.
            
 
        
          How it works
          
            - 3-hour Peer-discovery based face-to-face session 
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              Combined with an ongoing digital engagement (on an individual basis) for a period of 3-6 months.
            
 
       
      
        From the Cases & Possibilities Blog:
        
          
            
              Fulfillment Discovery Model
            
            
              Role-Contribution Discovery Model
            
            
              Imaginative Sympathy Model
            
           
          
            
              
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                Fulfillment Discovery Model
                
                  A fulfillment discovery model which helps people concretize
                  ‘fuzzy’ notions of meaning and happiness and land them into
                  adoptable approaches in their life.
                
               
              
             
            
              
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                Role-Contribution Discovery Model
                
                  A role-contribution discovery model which helps people go beyond a standard job-description view of their role and find opportunities to contribute at deeper levels.
                
               
              
             
            
              
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                Imaginative Sympathy Model
                
                  An imaginative sympathy model which helps people ‘visualize’ the world of the other (e.g. customer) and thereby develop concrete other-centric solutions in the course of their work/ life.