Career Assessment For Anyone Who Is In Need The University Of Memphis Scms Business

1200 words - 5 pages

Yomira Arrese
Professor Alderson
September 24, 17
Career Assessment
Career Assessment
I. Values assessment:
I do not agree with my result on being a zoo veterinarian. It has not once crossed my mind to become one even if I do have the qualities to become one. Before taking the test I knew that I am a firm believer on taking risks. I also do know that and very independent and like to get my creative juices flowing. What I didn’t know before taking this assessment is that I share common traits with a zoo vet. In this assessment, independence was one of my biggest strengths. For the most part I do make decisions that revolve around my own believes, however, I am open to ideas and peoples level of perception. Lastly, I do think it’s informative because it was a great presentation of how well rounded I am. I hold some qualities that go beyond the business world. My major is International business and I think what will set me apart from others is my creativity.
Work Interest assessment:
I agree that when working on projects I like to be open minded and enjoy working with people who share the same vision I do. I also enjoy sharing the same values and interests that we have in common. I am very nitpicky and for the most part really do strive for perfection when working on a project I am passionate about. Before taking the tests I was certain that I am creative and like to think outside the box. This test reassured me that I am indeed a creative type, however, It caught me by surprise that actress popped up as an occupation as well as an art director. One thing that I learned about myself that I didn’t know before was that I actually like working with in groups more than working alone. I thoroughly enjoy working alone but it’s nice to rely on people who share your same vision and could potentially help your idea grow. My strengths in this assessment really resonate with me. My results were, artistic, enterprising, and investigative. I am a photographer besides being a business major and looking into the business world from an artistic type point of view is very different. In terms of pitching ideas and targeting people I feel like I have a different crowd in mind when working on projects than most people. I believe the results are informative. It reassures my strengths and potential career paths besides being a businesswoman.
Personality assessment:
I 100% agree with the results. The results state that I am open minded, enthusiastic, observant, creative and spontaneous. Being spontaneous keeps me sharp and on my toes. I like to throw myself into a goal and embrace it with success. I think passion and enthusiasm go hand in hand and is a good leadership skill to obtain. What I didn’t know about myself is that while having all these qualities I also have to be very observant. Looking back now I do find myself in scenarios where sitting back and reading the room is the best way to develop ideas. I do this a lot but didn’t realize it until now. One of my...

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