My New Role Essays

  • Personal Insight Paper-Group Dynamics

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    The Keirsey Temperment Sorter II results imply that I am an ESTJ (Supervisor) and the Strengths Finder Profile results suggest that my five top strengths are ideation, maximizer, input, arranger and command. In the following paragraphs I will identify what I do and how I integrate these strengths in relation to my job, which is administrative specialist for the fundraising division of a not for profit organization called Springfield ARC, better known as Sparc. I will limit descriptions of job related

  • Self Assessment Paper

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    Identifying my organizational structure preference 1. The purpose of this self-assessment is to determine how and organization’s structure influences my personal needs and values of people working in the structure (McShane & Von Glinow, 2016, p. 422) 2. 23 (Mechanistic), 11 (Formalization), 6 (Tall Hierarchy), 6 (Centralization). 3. My scores indicate that I do not like to work in an organization with multiple levels or where the decisions are made at the top, but do like to have well defined job

  • Zami: A New Spelling Of My Name By Audre Lorde

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    biomythography Zami: A New Spelling of My Name. Kate Bornstein, an American author and playwright shares her personal experience of undergoing a sex change. She also discusses the gender system and problems she encountered being a transexual woman. Throughout Zami: A New Spelling of My Name, The author Audre Lorde exposes the difficulties of growing up in a society that was racist and not accepting to her lifestyle. Lorde’s various relationships throughout her life have definitely played a role in shaping the

  • Audre Lorde

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    is then she fought racism and prejudice with writing and her involvement in the women community. Audre Lorde’s Zami: A New Spelling of My Name, tells a story of Lorde’s childhood in Harlem through herself discovery and her acceptance of her dark skin color, a lesbian and most importantly, her being a woman in the 1950’s. As with her other works, Audre’s Zami: A New Spelling of My Name was artistically produced which could be read as a poetic song. Audre introduces her early life experience of prejudice

  • Zami: Fitting In

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    substance" (255). As Lorde begins to meet friends an... ... middle of paper ... ...the journey that lead her to self discovery: "Once home was a long way off, a place I had never been to but knew out of my mother's mouth. I only discovered its latitudes when Carriacou was no longer my home" (256). This emphasizes Lorde's argument that Carriacou was an idea not a place, and once she came to terms with herself, and her differences, she did not need this idea of home anymore, and she found that

  • Role Development Concepts & Issues

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    The process of role development goes beyond networking and taking on a new role as an APN. According to Brykczynski’s study of clinical nurse specialists, role development involves a complete makeover of one’s professional identity and the ability to integrate the seven core advanced practice competencies.1 New graduate APNs go through phases during their transitioning period, from a registered nurse to an APN; these phases include orientation, frustration, implementation, integration, frozen, reorganization

  • Deviance Case Study

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    2006, these two new roles also assigned me the roles of husband and father, but also added the role of provider for my family. I grew up in a tree stand hunting with my parents however, it wasn’t until I had my first successful hunt that I achieved the role of hunter, which in turn added to my abilities to fill the role of provider for my family. After successfully completing boot camp in 1999, I became a Coast Guardsman. This new role caused the greatest amount of role conflict in my life. The expectations

  • Religion In The Lives Of Resilient, African American, Single Mothers

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    closest to us is only noticed from a far. A mother is the person who gives you life even after she has given birth and she can be the greatest role model in our lives. “Young people have a range of role models, and particular reasons for choosing them. Many look to close relatives for their role models (Bricheno, P. & Thornton, M. and M.).” In the article, The Role of Religion in the Lives of Resilient, Urban, African American, Single Mothers by Anne E. Brodsky, there are many examples of young

  • Nurse Transition Case Study

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    understanding how to overcome them will also ease the change. Role Stress and Strain One of the many causes of stress for a new nurse practitioner is a lack of orientation period. Studies show improved confidence and ability in RNs with appropriate orientation

  • Orientation Leadership Case Study

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    1) What is the role of an orientation leader? The role of an Orientation Leader is to help all new students and their families form a strong first impression of Emory, as well as to help them acclimate to Emory student life. Orientation Leaders play a critical role in making sure that all new students at Emory (whether that be first-year students or transfer students) feel welcomed, accepted, and included during Orientation Week and beyond. They enter into the position because they genuinely want

  • CHRP Assessment

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    What resources or support will I need? What will my success criteria be? how have I implemented my learning and what impact has this had (at work/outside of work)? Target dates for review and completion Improve my own personal effectiveness: - Learn how to be more assertive - Learn to be a more effective communicator - Improve my time management - Learn to write & talk more concisely - Learn to talk less and listen more + learn to listen actively Ask my ex Manager for feedback and coaching. Make time

  • Importance Of Being An INFP Leadership

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    and put my opinion out there, I try and steer clear of owning a title. As an INFP I prefer having a more relaxed casual working environment without strict rules to follow and therefore I don’t want to be the rule maker. I don’t mind supporting my boss and providing valuable feedback and tools to improve my workplace, however, I would just rather not have the weight on my shoulders, of having to be responsible for others actions. As much as I’d like to avoid the ownership of a leadership role within

  • The Importance Of Change

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    effectively evolve into our new paths and a better self. Both change models help individuals go through the process of transformation by helping them to acknowledge their feelings and the internal and external factors that can influence the change permanently. The most recent change that I have intentionally made was the decision not to coach past a three year commitment to Rush club soccer. This decision

  • Student Administrator Personal Statement

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    in support of my application for the role of Course Administrator at the University of Bath. I am a high achieving graduate with a 1:1 honours degree from Falmouth University. Since graduating I have pursued roles which allow me to advance my skills in professional support and administration. I am looking to secure an Administration position at the University of Bath to further develop my skills and knowledge in a dynamic and busy office environment. My career goal is to secure a role within HE Administration

  • My First Goose Thesis

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    one of the texts to write two different papers. In order to figure out which text to use, I simply reread the texts. Babel’s “My First Goose” stood out to me the most because it has different layers. One can read the text and not get anything out of it. However, if one truly thinks about the transformation of the narrator, hundreds of papers could be written. I decided on “My First Goose” because of Babel’s rich metaphors and questioning of masculinity. Choosing which school of criticism to use was

  • Example Of Leadership In Healthcare

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    “leadership” but to each person it may portray something unique. What leadership means in a New York City office, might not mean the same as leadership at the University of Iowa Hospital. In my opinion, leadership acts a catalyst for new improvements, new accomplishments and meeting goals, which is why leadership is so vital to healthcare. Leadership is necessary for hospitals and staff to continuously progress with new structures, policies, and quality of care. In the healthcare setting individuals in positions

  • My First Job As An Electrician

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    After high school, my first job was working as an electrician. Being very young and new to the working world I learned a lot very quickly. I was a teenager on job sites with grown men with many skills that I was able to learn from. Math is critical in the electrical industry by being able to ensure you do not overload a circuit, calculate the amperage and wattage, and how to get the correct bends on wiring conduct. Learning to read blueprints that had all of the details were critical as well. Being

  • learning competency essay

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    My first sales role as Financial Services Officer started at Vancity Credit Union in 2005. As I was new to this role, I attended a few weeks of in class training at their head office, along with several months of in branch learning, before I was ready to embark on the role by myself. In 2007, I joined CIBC, which was also a sales role, but this time I had a lot more responsibility, which involved a touch of managerial tasks coupled with sales in small business. November of 2010, I started a new

  • Reflection Of Nursing

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    Throughout this paper I summarize my personal learning throughout the semester, clarify two nursing roles I have assumed throughout the same timeframe, reflect upon my experiences throughout the semester, and will bring about experiences that reflect my personal learning and development in becoming a professional registered nurse. Summary By focusing on the extensive understanding of community health nursing and foundational nursing concepts I have been opened up to new perspectives throughout this term

  • Company Rebranding Team Project

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    including process, team roles, my responsibility, and project guidelines to efficiently execute a company-wide rebranding project. Team Project Overview The project involves rebranding a science company’s image and identity. The new brand requires new messaging, new logo, a new website with a new web address, and new products. This project is a company-wide project, with several teams, such as research & development (R&D), operations, sales, accounting, customer service, and marketing. My involvement is with