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Q A. Can you identify and comment on personal experiences where some activity fell outside the "mission" of what you were doing. It might be that you and your colleagues took some action and realized after the fact that the action fell outside the mission. On the other hand, you might have been planning to do something and someone in leadership said no because it fell outside the mission.

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Previously I worked as floor manager in a shopping mall and I was responsible for recruitment of new staff. I also had to overlook the human resource part. The company started a new initiative of hiring especially abled people mostly those who are deaf and mute. This was a pilot program and experimental in nature. The mission was to start a culture of inclusive recruitment. The main problem that I faced was that many of my colleagues were not confident of the idea that these specially abled people can do productive work.