properly, read and use electrical devices properly, follow state rules, fixing and troubleshooting electrical devices, use hand tools properly and the ability to work in any environment or condition (“Electricians”). They could be more traits and skills that an electrician needs to obtain, but these are the basic requirements that are put to work. What Workers do on the Job Electricians install and maintain electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems inside of homes, businesses and
To me work is something that you must enjoy doing. It may be tough and aggravating at times but you must enjoy it or there is no way you will keep doing it. And if you do stick it out it will lead to so much stress it would be overwhelming. In fact, it can lead to anxiety, depression, and suicide. (Tarcan, Hikmet, Schooley, Top, & Tarcan, 2017) It must at least be tolerable or it will cause problems. It is very important to know yourself and know what you like and are good at to know what job will
to do specific work. The skills that are the most critical to success are having a strong work ethic and being able to solve problems. A strong work ethic is a belief in the moral benefit and importance of work and its inheritability to strengthen character. If a person has a strong work ethic they always get their work done and put all their effort in that specific task they are working on. Many employers seek people who have this skill and value it greatly. “If one has a good work ethic, you can
Hard work equals success in many people's eyes. Experiencing work with family, school, and in the workplace has shown me the importance of hard work and dedication. Along with with that, I have gained responsibility, experience, and balance. Although my experience has shown me the importance of hard work and dedication, it has also helped me distinguish the risk of how the the value of work can be taken for granted. I have not always had the right attitude towards work as a whole, but I have learned
It is my mantra that getting the opportunity to serve people in any capacity is a privilege that holds so much value and importance. To think about political leaders, extending themselves to solicit the mandate to serve, reiterates the notion that I hold about service to humanity. Everything we are doing as individuals and groups basically, are to make life better and easier for the people around us, what I term “a village community”. My parents, siblings, church, schools and other institutions have
had to name all six of the core values of social work. These six values have stuck with me: service, integrity, competence, social justice, importance of human relationships, and dignity and worth of a person. In addition, I have learned the value of writing professionally from the BSW program. This is a skill that I believe is important, and it is a skill that will follow me into the workforce. Writing is such an important component in social work because we never know when our case notes are going
profession of Social Work. The quote portrays a mutual belief among Social Workers and gives the profession a motivating appeal to the importance of helping others. Even through the tremendous impact the helping profession, Social Work, has had on multiple of groups and individuals, it is been looked down upon by many with the lack of credit attributed which only has led to problems among the profession such as monopoly, lack of education and low pay being ignored. Social Work is a helping profession
The cornerstone of Social Work, comes from the kind, caring, supporting and loving the act of compassion for others. With the focus on helping others to better themselves for a better future. I originally became interested in the Social Work field when I started with the Department of Human Services-Child Welfare Services Unit as a Case Support Aide. I was drawn to the idea of helping people, in fact helping people has always been an important part of my life. As I advanced on in my career the passion
Volunteer work. Those two words are dreaded by many people. Some associated it with unpaid, free labor; after all it has the word “work” attached to it. Furthermore, those that do “enjoy” volunteer work see it as it being a resumé filler or to compliment up your college application, but do not take too much out of the experience. But through the eyes of MLK, volunteering can be seen as so much more than dreaded labor or a resume buff- it can have an impact on the world. Moreover, volunteer work can be
the customers, and creating a hostile work environment. Do you feel like this is a place you want to do business or do think some things need to change? Everyone has a different skill set, how they choose to use their skills is their choice, however, some skills are needed to be successful in today’s workforce, I believe these skills include customer service, a positive attitude, friendliness, being able to multitask, be a hard worker, have magnificent work ethic and to sometimes be able to think