16A: What’s Your Secret Sauce?

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I believe my human capital consists of empathy, kindness, consideration, and awareness for others.

Interview 1: Bhakti and I have been friends since middle school and she is currently my roommate. She discusses human capital and how it has grown in a variety of ways, but mentions how my inclusiveness of others and kindness in group settings is very noticeable.

Interview 2: Britney mentioned how I was personable to others and really made sure others were included in any group setting I am involved in, whether it be a familiar one or a new group. I have known Britney since the first day I moved into my dorm freshman year.

Interview 3: Krishnah has known me for about two years and we were event co-directors in Indian Students Association. In his interview, he says I connect well with groups in group projects and I very aware of others around me.

Interview 4: Chandni has known for me for about two years. In her interview, she says that I have great adaptability skills and I approach activities with an open mind.

Interview 5: Although she has known me for the least amount of time compared to the other interviews, she talks about my passion for all of my involvements and classes and that is something that makes me stand out. Riya is my current roommate and I have know her for about a year and a half.

I created a playlist with all the audio recordings at this link: Audio Recordings On SoundCloud

Reflection: To be honest, it was weird to hear my close friends talk about me and my human capital.Audio Recordings on SoundCloud

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