When People ask me what my strengths and weaknesses are, I do not always know what to say. However, now that I am getting closer and closer to job searching I realize the importance of building my own personal brand. However in order to do this I need to figure out what values are the most important to me when looking for a job. The five values that are most important for me to successfully utilize my strengths and weaknesses are; commute, employee benefits, minimize stress, location and profit/gain. These five values will be the determining factors for me when I start my job search. Commute is very important when looking for a job. The type of transportation used and how long the transportation goes too and from work is very important to a work-day. My slogan is always wake-up with a positive attitude. The commute in the morning can ultimately make or break a work-day mentally. It is very important to maintain a positive attitude even if traffic occurs or a bus or train is running late. I do not think that taking a train or a bus is the type of transportation that should be used to get to and from work even though it is the most economically buyable way. It is hard for me to get positive vibes from that type of environment. My commute needs to be in my car, so that I can prepare myself for what I need to do for the day, and gather my thoughts while driving. The car is the first place that should have positive climate. “The term positive climate refers to a work environment in which positive emotions predominate over negative emotions. People with optimistic attitudes and cheerful attitudes are typical of a positive climate”(Cameron p.25). Cameron’s theory can also be used in the car. It is important to associate with positive things. For example, when I get into my car, I put on Mike and Mike in the morning ESPN radio. The radio station is what drives my positive attitude. Some people like to listen to the news and some people like to listen to music. It is important to establish a daily routine to gather in positive vibes before work. The drive home should be very similar because it can cause more stress. One of the worst things in the world is after a long day of work I have to sit in a long ride of traffic on the way home. Kim Cameron says, “Enabling positive emotions fosters a positive climate that, in turn, generates upward spirals towards optimal functioning and enhanced performance” (p.27). The key to a commute is to get into a rhythm of positive climate. I believe a good commute is a key when job searching and ultimately fits in well with my strengths and weaknesses. Employee Benefits are a must have when looking for a job. I enjoy a comprehensive insurance, and other benefits package that meets my personal and family needs. When a company gives benefits, they are showing trust and belief that the job can and will be done successfully without worries. I think that trust should be an instant marriage between employee and company. The benefits also insure that my family and I will get the proper medical care needed. This also goes along with my slogan, wake up with a positive attitude. When I wake up to a family that is covered well and is supported because of the work I do, my positive attitude instantly becomes strong. Receiving employee benefits at a job will ultimately create a positive work environment and positive relationships. According to Cameron, “Positive relationships are those that are a generative source of enrichment, vitality, and learning for both individuals and organizations”(p.45). Getting the benefits that the company offers ultimately creates the enrichment and vitality that Cameron is alluding to. I believe that employee benefits are crucial when picking a job and will ultimately enhance my strengths and weaknesses in the workplace, mainly setting good relationships with other employees in order to complete tasks. Similarly to the commute to work, the location of the workplace
Values Paper By: Anthony Davis Class: Intercultural Communication 2/1/2013 Charles Darwin says, “A man who dares to waste one hour of life has not discovered the value of life”. I chose this quote not because I agree with the theories of Darwin or anything of that sort. I bring it up because it best probably describes the attitude of my father. I was raised with this instilled in me that any idle moment was a moment wasted. I learned in school, that being late would earn me tardies, and…
Rishi Bhagat 3/4/13 SAC 250 Mr. Spence Values Paper As I have grown up my parents have instilled many strong values in me. I make all my decisions based on them and they have made me the man I am today. My top five values are accomplishment, education, prestige, recognition and health. Accomplishment is important to me because I want to be successful in my life and I feel success can only be measured by what you have accomplished. For example playing the drums and winning lots of cross country…
Melissa Tuttle SOWK 703 Dr. Barnes 09/29/2014 Values and the NASW Code of Ethics I. Values, Beliefs, and Attitudes from Family Background I was reared in a family greatly divided in values and beliefs. Though both sides of my family believed in forms of Protestant Christianity, they held little else in common. While my mother, her siblings, and her parents are very traditionally “rural white Southern” in their values and beliefs, my father and his family draw theirs from generations of Quakerism…
Values Reflection Paper Elyce Johnson CJA/474- Managing Criminal Justice Mathew Workman May 31, 2015 Values Reflection Paper Values are defined as an influence on a person behaviors or attitude and serve a broad guideline in different situation. When you know your value that shows that you discover what is truly important to you. In this paper I will address the following concept of values that is identifying the core value next describing how people acquire and change…
Value Analysis Mclennan Community College Value Analysis Exploring my personal value system will be an important journey in determining if I have what it takes to become a social worker. Examining my own personal values and comparing them to the core social work values will give me a sense of where I stand on issues that may come up when I start working with clients. Some personal values that I will be sharing in this paper are good health, having close friendships, having a close family…
Abstract This research focuses on the Latino Community and the dynamics of Cultural aspects surrounding this population. The U.S. Census Bureau projects one in every four U.S. residents will be of Latino origin by the year 2050. This research paper examines the rapid increase of Latinos in the U.S., diversity of Latino culture, difficulties that Latinos face in the United States, cultural considerations, familismo and personalismo. Each dynamics places emphasis on strengths and weaknesses with…
Values and Goals Paper This is the last major paper in the class, and it is designed to tie together and help you apply the information you learned in the ACT portion of the course. Please start early, as it will be best if you have the ACT information fresh in your mind. Additionally, although chapter 13 of the ACT book and the final audio file were not required for the course, it may be beneficial to skim over that material when preparing your paper. The requirements for this paper are adapted…
Personal values play a big part in our lives. The development of our personal values is an ongoing process, and is subject to change based on what we feel is most important to us. Life is full of twists and turns and may cause us to readjust our priorities. However, as a human service professional it is important to understand what our values are and how we can benefit those that we serve. I value doing things that help me live a healthier lifestyle. I understand that it is important to take care…
chromatography papers and pour 50ml of salt water in the 400ml beaker. Cover the beaker with watch glass. 2. Measure 1 cm from the bottom of the paper on both sides, and draw a light line (being careful not break the fibers of the paper) using PENCIL (not pen) across the paper. This line will serve as a reference point to spot your samples, and calculate your Rf values. Make a cross mark every 1.5 cm across the line. These will mark the positions of your spots. 3. At the top of the paper, above each…
Objectives: 1. To measure the Rf values of marker inks. 2. To analyze dyes based on their Rf values. Materials: Whatman No. 1 filter paper cut into 4x14cm rectangle Pencil, tape, ruler Al foil or seran wrap 600 mL beaker 100 mL 5% NaCl Washable markers of various colors. Petri dish or shallow bowl* Pre-washed 100% white cotton fabric* Rubber band* Plastic pipet* Circular filter paper* 70% rubbing alcohol *optional Introduction: Chromatography is the technique of separating…