In August 2016, I was like a sapling new to this land. I tried to grow in the Sauder Business School. Now, after 4 months, I am now able to say that I have already taken root thanks to the course COMM 101 ---Business Fundamentals, which gave me overview and instructions about the business. That is how I drew this reflective mind map. The well-developed root system is what I learned from this course. And it enables me to grow better in the future, providing me with the life essentials such as water and nutrition. Here I will write about 10 important takeaways from this course.
10 Takeaways for My Sauder Life
1. Business Ethics
The very first blog I wrote was about the business ethics. At that time, I knew almost nothing about business leave alone writing blogs. Business ethics was my first step towards my ultimate business career. Besides, I consider it as a critical part of whatever business. Therefore, in my humble opinion, it should be fundamental for the whole …show more content…
That is my group 131. There are 5 people in total, which made us the largest group in our presenting session. It is a group of diversity. Each of us comes from different countries. I am from China, Sakiko is from Japan, Kyle is from Vancouver, Adrien comes from England, and Nureill is from Philippines. We are so diverse but so harmonious. We cooperated well, we made funny jokes, we were so efficient. Everything went so smoothly during these 4 months we spent together. Honestly, I think that I cannot ask for a better team. During these days, I learned from them a lot, maybe even as much as I learned from the lecture. What my teammates taught me was far more than just how to get a better grade for the assignments. In fact, they taught me about the power of variety. We always came up with distinct ideas but ultimately never failed to reach agreement. I sincerely hope the friendship between us never fade away even after we finish COMM
10 Takeaways for My Sauder Life
1. Business Ethics
The very first blog I wrote was about the business ethics. At that time, I knew almost nothing about business leave alone writing blogs. Business ethics was my first step towards my ultimate business career. Besides, I consider it as a critical part of whatever business. Therefore, in my humble opinion, it should be fundamental for the whole …show more content…
That is my group 131. There are 5 people in total, which made us the largest group in our presenting session. It is a group of diversity. Each of us comes from different countries. I am from China, Sakiko is from Japan, Kyle is from Vancouver, Adrien comes from England, and Nureill is from Philippines. We are so diverse but so harmonious. We cooperated well, we made funny jokes, we were so efficient. Everything went so smoothly during these 4 months we spent together. Honestly, I think that I cannot ask for a better team. During these days, I learned from them a lot, maybe even as much as I learned from the lecture. What my teammates taught me was far more than just how to get a better grade for the assignments. In fact, they taught me about the power of variety. We always came up with distinct ideas but ultimately never failed to reach agreement. I sincerely hope the friendship between us never fade away even after we finish COMM