3/11: Interview and Job Goals

 In todays class we reviewed how we should present ourselves at work. I found the most meaningful message in the youtube clip where a man with down syndrome did the job interviews. The people who were non-judging received the position, and it showed me at the end of the day humanity shines through. 


I hope to work in an environment that is judgement free. It is of utmost important that if I spend a majority of my day/ workweek with my coworkers that they are humans too. I shouldn't have to "make it work."


We also reviewed what it means to be successful. I think success in my career is apparent if I continue to move up in job positions and utilize the job mobility aspect of my corporation to the very most. 

I also hope to find myself in a leadership position where I can share my thought process with others and feel heard. 





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