Time is flying by and somehow it is already mid-October. October, a month where students are looking jobs, settling in their classes, deciding on doing a co-op either domestic or global. This past couple of weeks has also been for me the time to settle and adjust to my new goals and new responsibilities coming with the new quarter.
My new responsibilities include building presentations and facilitate workshop skills for large student groups, strengthen my job development and employer outreach skills by developing leads in assigned regions by co-workers and supervisors, develop and enhance research skills with site visit preparations and assist Director and Coordinators with upcoming trips by creating trip reports, develop marketing materials for Career Development and Global Employer Relations as well as enhancing my knowledge on the protocol for employers campus visits.
I believe that those responsibilities will help me to further develop my leadership skills, enhance my knowledge on various topics and will also lead me to work better in a team and make sure that the consensus is fair and right for everyone.
Within the past few weeks, I have undertaken several personality tests to help me understand the way I am working as well as well as enhancing my performance in group work. After undertaking the Myers-Briggs Test I have been able to determine that I have an ISFJ personality, meaning that my strengths are that I apply common sense and experience to solving problems for other people. I am responsible, loyal and traditional, I enjoy serving the needs of others and providing practical help. According to the Myers-Briggs analysis I possess the Feeling (F) trait, I have excellent analytical abilities; though I am Introverted (I), I have well-developed people skills and robust social relationships; and though I am a Judging (J) type, the ISFJs says that I am often receptive to change and new ideas.
I hope that this gives you a little more insights on myself and my work.
I will be back soon with another blog!
In the meantime, you can check my weekly vlogs on my YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyuCGxEITB4FEPP23FaNclw
Here is my last vlog
Thanks for reading!
See you soon
Alexandra
PS: Feel free to check my social media
You can follow me on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and follow me on Snapchat to see more of my daily life
My new responsibilities include building presentations and facilitate workshop skills for large student groups, strengthen my job development and employer outreach skills by developing leads in assigned regions by co-workers and supervisors, develop and enhance research skills with site visit preparations and assist Director and Coordinators with upcoming trips by creating trip reports, develop marketing materials for Career Development and Global Employer Relations as well as enhancing my knowledge on the protocol for employers campus visits.
I believe that those responsibilities will help me to further develop my leadership skills, enhance my knowledge on various topics and will also lead me to work better in a team and make sure that the consensus is fair and right for everyone.
Within the past few weeks, I have undertaken several personality tests to help me understand the way I am working as well as well as enhancing my performance in group work. After undertaking the Myers-Briggs Test I have been able to determine that I have an ISFJ personality, meaning that my strengths are that I apply common sense and experience to solving problems for other people. I am responsible, loyal and traditional, I enjoy serving the needs of others and providing practical help. According to the Myers-Briggs analysis I possess the Feeling (F) trait, I have excellent analytical abilities; though I am Introverted (I), I have well-developed people skills and robust social relationships; and though I am a Judging (J) type, the ISFJs says that I am often receptive to change and new ideas.
I hope that this gives you a little more insights on myself and my work.
I will be back soon with another blog!
In the meantime, you can check my weekly vlogs on my YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyuCGxEITB4FEPP23FaNclw
Here is my last vlog
Thanks for reading!
See you soon
Alexandra
PS: Feel free to check my social mediaYou can follow me on Instagram, YouTube, Twitter and follow me on Snapchat to see more of my daily life
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