In the management traits self-assessment, I found out that I like to work alone, is a self-starter, self-reliant, trustworthy, fair, and loyal person and working with others and being able to change are challenging to me. I feel that I can change to like to work with others more by participating, getting myself used to sharing ideas and training myself to talk more and getting engaged with the work. That way, I wouldn’t feel awkward if I were to do group work later on in the future. But changing is hard, you need determination and perseverance in order to be able to change. I like to stick with my habits because I’m comfortable with doing things the way I like to do them. But, I know that if you don’t change, then you wouldn’t progress, may not succeed or may even be a laggard. I think planning out goals and looking at my goals once a week will remind …show more content…
Those, I feel, are the traits necessary to change, to improve. Being able to reconsider and check your work are necessary to see if things are working out, if not, you reconsider and set new approaches. From that assessment, I was surprised to find myself a person who likes to “consider very few alternative options” and “make decisions quickly.” Considering few alternatives is bad because if you don’t have a back-up plan, it may lead to a crisis, a disaster. It also means that you didn’t plan enough. Making decisions quickly is also bad because it may lead to errors and mistakes that you don’t expect and can’t fix. But, on the other hand, if you don’t decide quickly enough, you may past a deadline and slow down a