Journal Entry #5 – Skills Profiler Report
Not being able to finish all the assessments on the same day because of lack of time I decided to do the following next to assignments on the following day I had learning the frameworks again. On October the fourth in between classes I started the skills profiler report. The third test had a scrolling aspect which was different from the previous two test. The test was simple since the assessment wanted me to self-score myself on where I was from basic to genius. Most of the questions I answered on a moderate scale although only a few of my questions somewhat distressed me on either my answers were accurate to myself. After the test, I was confused on how my scores were able to identify which job is best suited for myself until I found the career comparison tool. …show more content…
For most of the questions, I answered moderate more or less and answer high on only a few questions. Upon looking at my scores I was confused on how my answers were relevant to basic, social, problem solving, technical, and resource management skill. Ignoring the categorizing process I realized that scored moderately well in all the skill categories but exceptional in my learning strategies. Following looking at my information I look under the toolbar named "Career Comparisons" and found how to find certain jobs to compare to my skills. After finding biologist, my ideal career, I found how my skill levels were being compared other jobs. The creators of the assessments must have surveyed many career fields and average their answers to compare the
Not being able to finish all the assessments on the same day because of lack of time I decided to do the following next to assignments on the following day I had learning the frameworks again. On October the fourth in between classes I started the skills profiler report. The third test had a scrolling aspect which was different from the previous two test. The test was simple since the assessment wanted me to self-score myself on where I was from basic to genius. Most of the questions I answered on a moderate scale although only a few of my questions somewhat distressed me on either my answers were accurate to myself. After the test, I was confused on how my scores were able to identify which job is best suited for myself until I found the career comparison tool. …show more content…
For most of the questions, I answered moderate more or less and answer high on only a few questions. Upon looking at my scores I was confused on how my answers were relevant to basic, social, problem solving, technical, and resource management skill. Ignoring the categorizing process I realized that scored moderately well in all the skill categories but exceptional in my learning strategies. Following looking at my information I look under the toolbar named "Career Comparisons" and found how to find certain jobs to compare to my skills. After finding biologist, my ideal career, I found how my skill levels were being compared other jobs. The creators of the assessments must have surveyed many career fields and average their answers to compare the