Analysis Essay: Personal Analysis: Strengths And Values

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Personal Analysis My personality is hard to describe. It all can depend on the situation, but overall my core values stay the same. In this paper I will describe my personal analysis, which will include a self-assessment score of maximizer and satisficer, time management profile, and empowering others. I will also describe what my terminal values and instrumental values are. Then I will go through what my big five personality characteristics are and my MBTI personality profile. I will then describe my job posting assessment and, finally, my personal job fit analysis. Hopefully, by the end of this I will be able to recognize my strengths, weaknesses and values and have the ability to match my values to the type of values job postings are looking for. Terminal Values The freedom my parents gave me growing up and the freedom this country gives me every day lets me grow into the person I am today. I would be a drastically different person if I hadn’t been able to make decisions on my own. I believe I would be a lot more rebellious if I didn’t have so much freedom growing up. My parents trusted me to make good decisions, and if I did make bad decisions they believed that I would learn from them. I think that helped me become my own person and learn to be happy with my decisions, good or poor. Now skipping to the bottom of my list, the number 17 on my list was “wisdom: a mature understanding of life”. This value is still important to me, but I just don’t feel like I need to know everything or know a lot about life. I believe that if I follow God, then I will have all the wisdom I need. I do think wisdom is important for our world to keep excelling but I don’t believe that the world needs to have a mature understanding of life. Understanding life comes with time and in the end with the beliefs I have, I understand that I will go on to eternal life so I shouldn’t be caught up in this temporary world. All that being said, I

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