My Professional Identity Statement

I am a motivated finance and management professional that is eager to acquire additional knowledge and experience. My self-determination and fortitude has made me an asset to my organization. My finance skills include the ability to accurately formulate budgets, analyze trends, and effectively track sales. In a management setting, I am experienced in creating marketing plans, building relationships with clients, and supervising a moderately sized staff. I am often acknowledged for taking the unconventional route in management. Co-workers and supervisors recognize my extensive attention to detail, while being accessible at all times. In addition, I excel at troubleshooting and adapting to change in a dynamic industry. Furthermore, I approach

I’m currently working for my family-owned business and hold a Bachelor of Science in Economics. My original intent was to become a consultant or working for the federal government. It didn’t take long for me to realize that I wanted something else, something in the creative realm. I always saw repeated openings for UX/UI position when searching for new jobs. It piqued my interest and I spent some time researched about the position and the industry. I chose User Interface Design because it was a good mix between technical and artistic skills. I’m looking forward to exercise my creative abilities while learning how to use new software and technology. It gave me a real peace of mind when Career Foundry also offered career advising and job placement guarantee.

Attending college gives the student a considerable amount of knowledge before entering their career. Pursuing a bachelor’s degree usually takes four years for the average student. During these years, students are studying all aspects and information about their future career

Even after obtaining a degree, one should still expect to learn new things and to make the most out of experiences. I chose this article because it talks about a person’s experience after getting her degree. She talks about what one should not expect any major to be as easy as anyone says. She then goes into detail about her hardships of finding employment and what else she needed to do to acquire it. Then, she explains about her experience on the job and the connections she made to work her way up. Afterwards, she explains how it takes time, patience and effort in order to find success in your career.

In conclusion, our group suggests for undergraduate students who not sure which direction their careers should go in or not sure what they exactly like to do, these students should to apply three solutions to find themselves. The solutions that are in the research results session such as using mentoring program to understand their own identity, taking an internship to get the real experience work and get deeply information, and using shadow externship program to observe the company. Furthermore, all these three solutions are not the same kind solution, so student can apply it in their todo list before applying for a job such as using mentoring program to guide them because they need people around them to guide what are their strongest and

I am reaching out to you to let you know I still have a strong interest in joining the team of hard working individuals at Inspro. Throughout the years of working with Inspro and the relationships I have with employees of Inspro, I believe this would be an ideal work environment for myself and my future.

This past year, I had the opportunity to attend the Southwestern Ontario Industrial/ Organizational Psychology & Organizational Behaviour Graduate Student Conference and one thing stood out to me: the need to bridge the gap between I/O Psychology research and its application in the business world. My participation in the conference led me to understand that gaining personal experience working in the field before applying to graduate school would benefit me immensely.

During my Sophomore year I began working at the Peter J. Camiel travel plaza full time. Soon after I started I was beginning to be crossed trained and learn all three concepts. I still am currently employed there. After six months of being there I became a shift lead, which also helped me become a barista trainer. I am currently beginning to learn cash room and beginning to train with the accounting clerk that handles payroll.

while attending junior school , high school and community college. Each job took me out of my comfort zone by meeting new people whom had different ethics, work experience, and financial backgrounds than my own. My first job was at The Whale's Tale Ice Cream Shop in the Hamptons, an exclusive vacation destination in New York. The following summer I put in an application at the Vine Street Cafe which is a high-end restaurant in the Hamptons. That same summer I worked in the morning shift as a busboy for the Chequit Inn. From this experience I learned that hard work and dedication are key factors to being successful. Those principles have helped me excel at each job I've

Like many of the children growing up in a struggling socioeconomic community, I wanted to obtain a profession that would change my family dynamics, serve my community, and make my parents proud. Most children have dreams of becoming a doctor, lawyer, policemen, or firefighter. Although, they are prideful professions, I had visions of a career that rarely came up in daily conversation. If fact, it was so far from the mainstream during that time, high school guidance counselor were tasked to seek out possible candidates for the career field. I was selected as one of the prospects for a career that not many children in my neighborhood spoke of. As an 11th grader, I was invited to attend a two week seminar at the

This class is the second in a series of career development sessions during our professional development-1 course. The class started with a small exercise, in which we have to write about what we are going to do if we won a jackpot and we do not have to worry more about money. Following that we started to describe to us about the occupation themes, the personal style scale. In addition, Ms. provided us with our reports regarding the survey which we have completed in the beginning of the semester. Finally, we start discuss if the results from the report do fit our personality and career expectations in the future. Following this I am going to talk about what I learned about myself and about

This memo will narrate my personality and identity in professional context. I will elaborate and summarize key findings and brand myself in narrative form. This narrative will allow me to understand my own professional persona and my communication styles and values. My personality type is “Protagonist.”

This paper highlights ways in which a two-week international study abroad program to India contributed to professional identity development for a group of participating Australian social work students. A mixed methods approach was used to assess the impacts of the program overall. Pre-program and post-program evaluation surveys along with reflective workshops were used to explore students' perceptions of social justice, human rights, gender, environment, international social work and professional identity. Focusing on a sub-set of these data on professional identity, this paper explores the rich descriptions of experiences and how students' understanding of their own professional identity was influenced as a result of participation

For over 14 years, I have worked as a pastor and teacher to individuals of all ages, nationalities, and abilities. Within this capacity, I have successfully fine-tuned my ability to manage groups, solve problems, provide emotional support, manage conflict, and communicate effectively.

During the majority of our lives as children, we are consistently and relentlessly asked, “what do you want to be when you grow up?” Most children have been conditioned to respond with the name of their desired profession, from a young age being encouraged to pursue said profession and seek to reach affluence in their field of study as soon as humanly possible. From this young age society pressures us to achieve prodigee status The answer to this banal inquiry was never a simple one on my part. I always struggled to decide, it seemed so daunting, even then, to be asked where you will choose your life to lead you, to explain what might define you.