The Importance Of Human Operating Philosophy Reflection

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Assessments
I have taken several assessment in these last couple of week. Five assessment I have found important and made me reflect how I live my life were;
1. Disposition Assessment
2. My Values Assessment
3. Philosophical Orientation Questionnaire
4. My Legacy
5. 27 Thing I Want to Do Before I Die
Important Findings
For each of the five assessment taken I have indicated important findings for each. I have realized that I need to reflect and analyze on various aspects of myself to become a better person and coworker.
Disposition Assessment
In the Disposition Assessment I realized I need to work on my commination skills. I feel that sometimes I can’t communicate clearly and effectively. I may not use the correct words and my comments may be taken negatively when I don’t mean it to be. I have observed that when …show more content…

Questionnaire results are that I determine the worthiness of an activity in terms of its effects on specific other people. I find this true because everything I do has to have a positive affect on others. For me at work and at home intimacy and friendships are of primary importance. I believe if you don’t have a connection with the individual one how can you know if an activity or event is meaningful.
My Legacy After I analyzing my life and thinking about what my legacy should be, I realized that I have not thought about it before I had to analyze it. I live day by day and don’t know what my legacy should be. I realized that I need to focus on what I want to leave behind. I want to make an impact on the world and my family but I don’t know how to do that. I started to flush out the detail on how I am going to accomplish this, it will be a work in progress. For me this is important because I feel that I am living to work and not working to live.
27 Thing I Want to Do Before I

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