Personal Goals Reflection

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Page 1 During the course of six weeks, I learned how to set realistic goals and understand what a goal is. Before entering my EDCP class, I assumed goals were very minute things such as going to lacrosse practice or making the team in high school. I never thought to plan for school assignments let alone my future. Goals are characterized by 5 aspects Specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, and timeframe (SMART). Goals are what set students apart we all want something different whether it be academic, financial, personal, professional, and health and wellness goals are dear to my heart. I found out earlier this week that, I was placed into math 003 which is developmental math. In my mind I know I’m better than high school math, for the fall of my freshman year I don’t need any setbacks like this. I said to myself that I need to develop a goal to get out of it as soon as possible, I did some research and found out that after five weeks I can transfer to math 115 or 113. Math 115 and 113 are baseline freshman math courses I’m in developmental math. In order to transfer mid semester …show more content…

My employer will have quarterly Performance reviews to evaluate my workplace performance, productivity, and effectiveness to determine my standing in the company. The reviews generate Metric numbers which generally measure things such as customer satisfaction, organization performance, employee competence, and cost management. Having a good performance review will help show the value that I bring as an employee to the company. This is measurable by a promotion or an increase in pay. I can increase the time this will take by being more proactive and asking my customers ahead of time how they believe I handle their business. Realistically my review is fully dependent on my job performance so I have to maintain good reviews for the periods of which my employer will review

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