Solving Problems
Something I’ve noticed since the beginning of my internship and have touched on in a few of my posts is
Read MoreBased on observations of and/or interactions with colleagues (peers and supervisors) at your site identify problems and/or areas that could be improved. Items you may consider and include in your reflection: operational issues and/or ineffectiveness and ways in which these may be addressed; under-use, misuse, or abuse of leadership by those in formal or informal positions and ways in which such issues could be addressed; insights about teamwork and collaboration that could positively impact the environment and work product at your site; ways in which you as an intern, who is majoring in leadership studies, might identify issues and share concepts and strategies with supervisors and colleagues that could address the issues; etc. Each reflection should be a minimum of 250 words.
Something I’ve noticed since the beginning of my internship and have touched on in a few of my posts is
Read MoreAn instance that really stood out to me during this week at my internship that pleasantly surprised me was the
Read MoreThis week I had the opportunity to spend a couple days in Bridgman, MI working hands on with HCPI’s portfolio
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Read MoreAs I’ve mentioned in previous blog posts, CommonLit constantly seeks feedback and ways to improve from both outside sources that
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Read MoreDuring this week at my internship there were a ton of challenges that I anticipated before I accepted this position.
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