Reflection On Lecturess And Idealss In The Management Skills

Reflexive Diary

Introduction

The purpose of this reflexive diary is mainly to summarize my understanding of the lectures and seminars in the management skills module, and to reflect on my CV to identify areas for improvement. It is also an opportunity to start planning my future, to consider career development prospects and to think about my ideal job. Finally, it will allow me to reflect on my own strengths and how I can use these in relation to my future career.

Learning from lectures and seminars

At the beginning of the module, I did not know to expect as I was unsure what management skills involved. However, I remained open-minded and curious and I found that I really enjoyed this class. This course mainly teaches us to understand and

Furthermore, critical thinking and creativity will become more important by 2020. This made me realise that people need problem-solving skills, however, they cannot do everything alone without the help of others. At the same time, critical thinking will open your mind to new and different perspectives, while creativity lets you create new ideas and discover new things as you think about them.

Next, we had a lecture on how to write CVs. A CV is a condensed but complete profile that shows the background information and experience of the candidate, and highlights their skills and achievements. This is a very important part of the job search process. Writing our own CVs was also a lesson assignment. Before starting to write a CV, we need to ask ourselves some questions. For example, what are my strengths, what kind of work do I want to do, and what is important to me. Thinking about these issues is more conducive to a better understanding of our own ideas, allows us to clearly highlight our strengths and find our favorite job.

There are three reasons for this choice. First, the accounting profession is closely aligned to my course. The modules on management accounting, financial accounting and financial reporting have given me advanced theoretical and practical knowledge of accounting and finance. The accounting modules which have run through my entire university life have given me a better understanding of the skills required by a professional accountant Second, the accounting profession has good prospects for development. According to a recent report, the number of vacancies in the accounting profession rose by more than one fifth in the second quarter of 2017 compared to the same time last year, and the accountancy profession contributes £52 billion a year to UK GDP (McCance, 2017). Accounting professionals can work in a wide range of industries. You can work for a government or a multinational investment company, or you can choose to work in a small business. All companies need accounting for the business to grow and flourish, therefore, qualified accountants are always in demand. There are many different types of accounting jobs including accountant, accounting clerk, auditor and chief financial officer (Doyle, 2017). Personally, I would like to start at the basic accountant level and slowly work my way up to the chief financial officer’s level. Third, I am