Hsc300 Unit 2 Team Assignment

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SSgt Sturges, you have been in the Air Force now since 2010, and have been a SSgt since January of 2016. You are a fully Qualified 7 level, and have been performing you daily duties exceptionally well. As we have discussed, your most preferred team member role is a refiner. You really seem to integrate well into the team when taking those ideas that have been created and really refining them into a good usable product. Your cognitive preference is to be a mild adapter. Do not get to wrapped up in your cognitive preference. Just because you are a mild adapter it does not mean cannot also innovate things. It only means you naturally tend to be more on the side of adapting to problems at hand, by using the structures and rules to solve the …show more content…

A UFPM is responsible for the units pt program, as well as ensuring members schedule and accomplish their pt test. Also, UFPM’s run group pt and help develop and achieve attainable fitness goals for members who fail to meet the fitness standard. I Believe that since you are a refiner you will excel at refining the plans to help people achieve their fitness goals. Also, there will be times with this duty where it will be essential to flex into other roles, and that will be essential to your effective development as a leader. Since you display mildly adaptive cognitive preference I think that will be beneficial to this duty because you will be helping to adapt other members to fit into where the rules and of pt standards fall. As we all know fitness is an essential part of the air force because you must be fit to fight at a moment’s notice. As a UFPM you will help to ensure your squadron members are ready to deploy and meet the needs of the …show more content…

As a tech school instructor, you will be charged with developing the next generation of aircraft maintenance personnel, and that is no small task. I believe that your cognitive preference as mildly adaptive will be perfect for this duty, because you must present the same information to all the students, but you will also have to adapt it to each specific one for proper knowledge retention. Also, I feel your team preference as a refines will help you because you will be able to impart your skills and experiences on these new airmen in a way that will help refine their skill sets prior to them entering the work force. This special duty of instructor is invaluable to the air force because all the good maintainers will not be able to stay working on aircraft, and in the usaf forever. It is vital to “train our replacements”. Without technical school instructors, there would be no new airmen to come in and fill the gap that are created by other people

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