My Personal Career Plan

My Personal Plan

My personal career plan is Business; I have always been involved in some sort of business type of jobs. As a business manager, you have to be a diverse person, because you work and deal with all sorts of cultures and beliefs. In the military, I learned how to work with all types of individuals, no matter his or her beliefs or culture. Everyone has a right to his or her opinion and work ethics. Leaders are people who motivate and encourage subordinates to work harder and accomplish more than he or she thought they could. “Leadership” means having the ability to bring out the best in subordinates, no matter the mission or task set forth. Leaders know how to motivate, teach, inspire, and encourage an organization to accomplish the goals of the organization. As a leader my job was provide proper guidance to succeed and to teach individuals to strive to accomplish goals. In the last five weeks at University of Phoenix, I have learned how to set goals, take notes, building confidence, and more.

1. Your personal educational and career goals.

My current educational goals are to complete my bachelor’s degree to improve my career path. Without an education, my career path is limited. Therefore, finishing my degree will open more opportunities for my future.

2. How should your career interest and competencies help guide you in your personal academic journey?

Completing a bachelor’s degree will improve prospects for my career path, but the degree must be in line with the career I desire. Without a clear path to the correct degree for the industry, I am looking to work in then potential employers will not recognize I am focused and dedicated to my career goals. Both career interests and my academic journey should work together to focus my future and help me accomplish my plans.

3. Does pursing a degree