Passion For Goals

The Goal by Eliyahu M. Goldratt is about a plant manager named Alex Rogo and his quest of knowledge to make his company profitable again. Alex does this while battling family issues at home with his wife. In the beginning, Alex has no idea where he is going to start or even understand why they are losing money. Everything that he reads according to the numbers of the company says that he is running a very efficient company.

1. The author (Ostrander) emphasizes that students should not stress out over choosing a major. He tells us that what one majors in is less important than the overall qualities, knowledge base, and the skills that one develops. Ostrander also points out that a major is much less important than the skills that people gain by using a quote from an executive, “I look for people who take accountability, responsibility and are good team people over anything else. I can teach the technical.”

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One goal that I have is to find and learn from a mentor that will teach me so that I can do my job to the best of my

Preparing to work full time and focus will help me to accomplish the vision which is the final step in my career

I currently have several skills in many aspects in the field of engineering. Most of these skills are in the area of computer science with languages such as Java, C#, HTML, and JavaScript. Throughout my current exposure, I have learned engineering has several different possibilities in terms of choosing a major to focus in, and a career to pursue but have never completely experienced how each of these areas are learned or applied into real world applications. My goal is to discover what aspect of engineering would best be applicable for the strengths and abilities I have so that I am able to focus most of my ability into that specific area so that I can greatly excel by working on exactly what I need to in order to flourish in this career field.

This will continue to support my organizations goal of supporting every learner into being college and workforce thriving members of their communities. I would also like to develop myself as an effective leader to have the knowledge and skills available when professional growth opportunities arrive within my organization. Positioning myself as a leader will allow me to develop and implement policies and practices that would support the mission and vision of

These skills I know about and use every day. I now need to focus on increasing my score on the lower ranking sets. I need to learn more types of study aids to help with my course work. Also I know I need to work on communication as well. I tend to stay to myself when it comes to course work. I need to develop a better attitude towards communication with my classmates online with course work.

Choosing a major can be a long and complicated process. Many people change their mind multiple times before settling on one that they can use towards a career they are passionate about. Eventually, people do make a choice whether it is early on in their lives or in college. In my case, I always believed I wanted to pursue a career that involved both science and math. Those were the classes that interested me the most. The challenge of solving a math problem and the exciting nature of learning about new science discoveries kept me entertained throughout my school career. All I struggled with was finding a single field that I was passionate about. After contemplating careers in both engineering and the sciences, I decided on biology and biomedical engineering.

While in grade school, my teachers always asked what I wanted to become in future, and I always answered, “To be great person.” With the passage of time, I got knowledge and skill background. After that, some people around me posited that I would change my career goals due to the complexities in studies and academic frustrations; however, I did not break. Instead, I found strength and relevance in my objectives, leading to my accomplishments in advancing my education to university levels.

In this section, describe the vision you have for your career. Indicate the broad interests or goals that guide your anticipated activities and bind your work into a coherent whole. Provide a context for the anticipate activities listed below so that the way in which each activity supports the common thread is apparent.

Parents should be not forbid their children to read any books by Paul Langan because his books are based on real world conflicts in everyday lives. Passion and Ambition are a key factor in these books are well written for intellectual kids because it show that if you put your mind to anything you can achieve just like “The bully” and “Schooled”. So my purpose would be seeing if you want something to happen you got to make changes.

When deciding what to do with the rest of your life there are tons to consider. Where to arrive, what is ultimately enjoyable, and will all the time and effort be worth it? One of the finest questions that beg an answer is that of enjoying oneself. A career is not a short-term commitment; it is something that one will partake in for much of their life. Therefore, while making the decision of what to do with the rest of my young life, what is most enjoyable was on the mind. Math and science have always been the easy answer to that question. Most of the classes I took in high school involved math or science in a certain way including advanced placement level courses. Overall it made the highest sense to pursue a field of engineering.

No matter what your intended major may be one should still be able to address anything that could be thrown at them in their given employment. Wladawsky-Berger states, “In retrospect, the biggest benefit of my excellent University of Chicago education has been less the physics, math, and computer skills that I learned, and more the ability to address complex problems, to work with a variety of people, and to keep acquiring new knowledge throughout my career.” (Wladawsky-Berger) I completely agree with this quote due to the fact that although the information that one studies for their given major to be able to get a passing grade on their test is important it should not be the only thing being learned to be able to prepare one for the “real

One skill I hope to hone is analytical thinking. While taking classes at a local community college, I experienced professors who challenged me to think in ways I had not before. I enjoyed being pushed by my professors and learned how to apply the lessons I learned outside of the classroom. I hope to expand on this during my time at Eastern Michigan University and apply it later in my future endeavours. Another skill and strategy is time management. While I have managed my time well during my time in high school, I understand that classes at college will be far more intensive. Time management is a skill that I can use beyond my undergraduate degree when I enter the workforce. A third skill and strategy I hope to develop is determination. Everything I set out to do I give all that I have to give. When I was seven my parents got divorced, and from that moment on, my mother worked to provide for my two sisters and me. I watched as she struggled to do everything on her own, however, she never gave up. Her determination inspired me to persevere through any challenge I encounter. That being said, leaving for college will be the first time I am on my own. I am used to having my family around, which will be difficult because my mom is my support system. However, I know that what college has to offer me will be worth it in the end. If I continue to develope my determination I know that I will be successful. This determination will help me beyond my undergraduate degree, not just in the workforce but in life. The fourth skill I hope to gain is self reliance. I have always been a self motivated and have had no problem holding myself accountable. Something new, will be managing the financial aspects of my education. I will be financing my education on my own. With my mom being a single mother, and my father on disability for a heart condition, I will need to