Under the supervision of the esteemed Dean of the College of Pharmacy, Associate Professor Dr. Sarmed H. Kathem Alkhateeb, the Continuous Education Unit at the College of Pharmacy, University of Baghdad, organized an in-person workshop titled “Mechanisms of Excellence in Individual Performance.” The workshop was presented by Assistant Instructor Sally Rabea Nada from Human Resources. The workshop aimed to clarify the mechanisms of excellence among employees in governmental and private institutions, highlighting the importance of excellence in advancing the development of various state institutions. This, in turn, leads to improved work quality, increased positive competitiveness, enhanced public trust, and a better work environment, contributing to overall development. The workshop included several sections: the first section defined excellence and its importance; the second one discussed the characteristics of distinguished individuals, such as desire and initiative, organizational skills, planning skills, and more; the third section addressed mechanisms of excellence for employees, including commitment to work hours, adherence to regulations and laws, communication skills, and others; and the fourth section covered the results of excellence. The workshop concluded that excellence is a state of creativity and superiority that achieves high and extraordinary levels of performance and execution in educational or productive processes, resulting in accomplishments that surpass competitors and satisfy the targeted audience and stakeholders in all institutions.
