about the careers type that I would be fit and it has also brought to my attention a few other jobs that I have not thought of so far. Of the three Interest Assessments, I think the Basic Interest Survey gave me the best fit for my career. Overall I felt it had more options that were related to careers and because there were more questions I felt that I was getting a comprehensive score. My three-letter code was ASE or Artistic, Social, and Enterprising. I think that out of the three the Holland party
Summary What Color is Your Parachute? 2015: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers by Richard Bolles offers a formula to identify one’s skills and interests to apply to today’s workforce. It provides guidance and support to the reader, requiring resilience and persistence to keep going in the light of rejection and disappointment. It coaches the reader on identifying weaknesses and pitfalls and strengthens one’s position in today’s competitive marketplace. The book is especially
Choosing a job is easy since its more set for a short term experience, but when it comes to a career, it’s more a long term plan. Usually once you began a path to your career, it’s difficult to leave. So, how do we know if the choice we are making and the path we are choosing is what we want to do? Studies have shown there are four theories and three traits that can to help us choose the best career for each individual. Once you find out who you are, you will find a career that best fits you, not on
My strong interest inventory showed me my top three highest-scoring letters in my general occupational theme, which are IAS. The “I” stands for Investigation, which means someone who prefers to take a scientific approach to things and likes researching, and experimenting. Then letter “A” stands for artistic, which is someone who takes a creative approach to things, and likes art, designing, music, or writing. Then the letter “S” stand for social, which is someone who enjoys the companionship of
seeing things, I found that multi-modal is a more accurate description of my learning type. When I began taking my first college courses this semester, it became more apparent that I was multi-modal. Each professor I have had this semester teaches differently, for example, some lecture, show graphs, or have hands-on labs to complete. As discussed in class I experimented with what learning style was best for me based on my learning type. About three weeks ago I visited the Interactive Learning Center
This paper will consist of psychological based research, containing the development of adolescence and how it relates to my own life. From identity vs. role of confusion, real life scenarios will be interpreted. The research will analyze concepts based on Erik Erikson 's new and exciting work on identity and (related to how people think and treat each other) development in the 1960s and Canadian developmental psychologist James Marcia refined and extended Erikson’s model, primarily focusing on adolescent
What stimulates your imagination? What SECME experiences are fun? For starters most people think that imagination is just thinking things that don’t exist and that is mostly true. But in this situation imagination is to think new ideas that will make a project better or improvement. Also when imagining that you can do better and that imagination helps to think about new ideas that can be test on the project and see if it helps. For the other question the experience that we learn in SECME
In the American business realm there are many different ways people see fit to run a business and communicate within their organizations. Some different theories in communication is the cultural approach to organizations, the communicative constitution of organizations, and the critical theory of communications in organizations. The cultural approach looks for shared meanings and stories that are unique to that given organization. The constitutive approach believes that communication itself is the
One of the most common questions asked of me is, “what are your interests?” and to this, I have varying answers. I am always intrigued at different times to different phenomena. However, I have some interests that have been practically life long, for example, my drive to be a lawyer and the attraction towards laws and the different classifications. I have long been exposed to the actions of law without really realizing it until this year. I recently took a legal terminology based class and it
philanthropy as wealthy individuals giving out their funds to nonprofits that caught their interest. I certainly didn’t realize the great amount of effort and time that is necessary to make philanthropy effective and worthwhile. Achieving lasting and positive change isn’t as easy as having the money to do it, you also need to be willing to think up possible solutions and adjust when they’re not working. Being a true philanthropist can end up being a full time job as Bill and Melinda Gates discovered.