Leadership Communication Analysis

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Leadership communication is an interesting course that helped us to become working professionals at any career opportunity. It is very important to set goals on what you want to achieve later in life. I have already identified my goals about myself that are related to supporting community events and careers. You also have excellent communications skills as a manager and counselor working with people. It seems that you are interested in networking with other businesses to connect with new employees, utilizing your past work experience. Currently, I continue to improve networking with people for next job opportunity and need to work on exploring the potential company’s expectations and benefit plans offered by them. As a long-term goal, I would

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