Jungian Typology

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Section 1: Over the course I have learned I have a Jungian Typology of ENFP (Extravert, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceiving). I have also learned that the test says I am a productive person, but there are several ways in which I can improve my productivity. One major way to improve my productivity start tracking my time at work to identify where the time is being wasted. After getting the result back from locus of control its show that I am an internal locus of control. This means that my professional and personal goals are within my personal control, and external factors such as luck play a very minimal part of the outcome. Another test that I took that measures level of stress in a person life, but by answers simple questions about one’s life. …show more content…

• Keep on eyes opening in an area that I could teach or help others in the Information Technology field. • Start using my ability to research for good use and apply for scholarships and grants to finish my schooling. • Get back into designing websites again, or at the very least start writing code again. • Very bad habit of procrastinating tends to put off stuff until the last minute. • Start prioritizing what is important to me, especially my school work and free time. • There are only so many hours in the day, I take on more than what I am capable of handling. • That saying “you’re never too old to learn” I can accomplish much more. if I start listening to other people constructive criticism. …show more content…

Took me some time to think of these two, but also gave me some time to reflect on what is important to me. When I worked at my old school that closed not only did I work there, also ran the Information Technology club or (IT club). Running this club gave me my first exposure to teaching and passing my knowledge to others what a great feeling. There is some area of the weakness and threats that need some improvement, and with hard work and dedication, I think that can be achieved. Furthermore, this SWOT Analysis served as a great opportunity to analyze my abilities and what issues that I need to fix. After further review, of the SWOT analysis again made me realize the importance of higher education, and completing my Bachelor degree along with any certification I want to obtain. Thus, allowing me to analysis what area in my life need and what is needed to stay focus on to achieve my goals. Section 3: Factor Opportunity Threat Political • Raising the income tax in Cleveland from 2.0% to 2.5% the proposal will help cover the multimillion-dollar shortfall. • Unofficial results show that the increase passed by 51.4%. • Along with income tax Cleveland plans to raise the sales tax from 7.75% to 8.00%. • With both increases in income and sales taxes this extra money would help Cleveland improve services and safety.

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