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Self-Assessment Progress Report Number Three
Progress
Self-Assessment Progress Report Three
Current Employer: Military
Current Job: P-3 Analyst
Future Job: Real Estate
Attribute 1:Outgoing Attribute 1 Score
Attribute 2: Decisive Attribute 2 Score
This report summarizes my post-assessment reflections and my progress while working on change activities to develop personality attributes of sociability and decisiveness. I feel confident that I have achieved Level III. I have invested my time and energy to be able to progress to this level, and now that I have been exposed to this kind of growth, I plan to continue on my own.
I can make this claim because I consistently applied the Three Rs change model so that I could improve my OPQ scales. I also put a lot of effort into reading books that my mentor suggested, along with doing recommended exercises and activities. Every day I try to push the envelope a little further, to push myself outside my comfort zone in both personal and professional situations.
Based on having faithfully followed my self-improvement plan, I believe my sten scores would increase to 6 or even 7 for both outgoing and decisive attributes. I do not mean to brag, but I am more comfortable now making decisions and mingling with people. For my sten scores to improve that much would not surprise me because of how consistently I have worked at developing those skills.
The only recommendation that I would make to others would be to remind them to set aside time to systematically work at the tasks that they identified that will promote their professional growth. Anyone who wants to take this project seriously and make progress toward a career change needs only to be dedicated, and have a trustworthy, knowledgeable mentor. We may not all have the ideal personality or background for a particular job, but with some effort and determination, we can improve ourselves and develop new skills. We can be among that 10% to make a life-altering change.
Now that I have completed this project, I feel that I am closer to my dream of becoming a real estate agent. It is reassuring to know that even though I am not especially outgoing or affiliative, I can develop those skills . By the time I actually take some training in real estate and sales skills, I will already be well on the way to being more decisive and more outgoing.
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