go out and inspect the accounts and the people in which I manage brings me great joy. Although there are times when it seems to be a little rough around the edges (so to speak) and the accounts are not getting managed appropriately by the individuals in charge of managing them, it still makes me enjoy my job being able to help them with theirs. I am motivated when it comes to my work, and feels that I give a hundred percent in completing required tasks, and if there are circumstances in which that are not the cases, then I do not give up, I get back up and try again. I do realize that failure can occur, however, I don’t think that it is negative for failures to occur, I treat them as learning experiences. So, when individuals do not manage their accounts, and they fail their inspections, I show compassion and do not lecture those individuals, I believe that we make mistakes and I allow for some them to correct any discrepancies within a timely manner. I also show them the resources to gain information and knowledge about the discrepancy. How much do I understand about what’s going on in the organization and the world in which it operates? I feel that I have an extreme amount of understanding about what is going on within the organization and even outside of the organization. However, there is some information that I may not necessarily be able to obtain due to security clearance. This hinders my ability slightly. I know that there are many conflicts outside of the United States that makes everyone within the organization an important person to help defend America, and even our allies. I do know that there are many missions that occur on a daily basis that help defend our country, and I am really proud to be a part of those missions even if my security clearance does hinder some of those abilities. I do have an important role as well, and I am very proud of that role and my organization’s role as well. How prepared am I to handle the complex problems that now confront my organization?
go out and inspect the accounts and the people in which I manage brings me great joy. Although there are times when it seems to be a little rough around the edges (so to speak) and the accounts are not getting managed appropriately by the individuals in charge of managing them, it still makes me enjoy my job being able to help them with theirs. I am motivated when it comes to my work, and feels that I give a hundred percent in completing required tasks, and if there are circumstances in which that are not the cases, then I do not give up, I get back up and try again. I do realize that failure can occur, however, I don’t think that it is negative for failures to occur, I treat them as learning experiences. So, when individuals do not manage their accounts, and they fail their inspections, I show compassion and do not lecture those individuals, I believe that we make mistakes and I allow for some them to correct any discrepancies within a timely manner. I also show them the resources to gain information and knowledge about the discrepancy. How much do I understand about what’s going on in the organization and the world in which it operates? I feel that I have an extreme amount of understanding about what is going on within the organization and even outside of the organization. However, there is some information that I may not necessarily be able to obtain due to security clearance. This hinders my ability slightly. I know that there are many conflicts outside of the United States that makes everyone within the organization an important person to help defend America, and even our allies. I do know that there are many missions that occur on a daily basis that help defend our country, and I am really proud to be a part of those missions even if my security clearance does hinder some of those abilities. I do have an important role as well, and I am very proud of that role and my organization’s role as well. How prepared am I to handle the complex problems that now confront my organization?
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