Emphathize and define
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The document discusses an architecture student who is currently interning but wants to find a new job after graduating. Some key points made include: - The student believes internships are important as colleges do not teach everything needed for their profession. - They help develop projects and technical drawings at their current company but do not feel challenged and want more autonomy. - Additional courses in areas like AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Photoshop were taken to improve skills beyond what was taught in college. - During an interview, the stakeholder seemed uncomfortable when asked about their current job, indicating unhappiness in their role.
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Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptx
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptx
Emphathize and define
- 2. » Say • I believe that a internship over the graduation is very important • The college don’t teach everything that we need as professionals • My company develops all phases of residential and commercial projects as well as monitoring of work • I help in the development of the project, development of all stages of technical drawings and 3d modeling • I believe this is the area I want to work but not in this office • I want to get another job at the end of this year
- 3. » Say • AutoCad 2D, 3D AutoCad, Sketchup basic, Vray, Photoshop, Technical Drawing, 3d Max • I did these courses because they are very important in college and they are kind of required on internship • They are not essential but they help a lot and value the resume to get jobs • I want to quit my job because I believe that there is limited and I would look for other places where I had more autonomy • My first day of work was very good, the boss introduced me to the office, showed me the files and method of work
- 4. » Do • During the interview, the stakeholder presente differents behavior principally when I asked her questions about her acctual job. She spent more time to reflect/think and sometimes she looked kind of uncomfortable
- 5. » Think • She thinks that she can get a better job that will content her requirements and desires • The new job will pay better • It will be more challenging • There is a good opportunity to meet more qualified coworkers
- 6. » Feel • She apparently is unhappy/unsatisfied with something on her current job • She feels that she works more than others • She notice that her boss doesn’t value her work and efforts
- 7. » With all information collected and the inferences made: • The reasons why the person will look for a job can be: I. Salary II. Coworkers III. Boss IV. Work conditions like working hours, autonomy, others issues or reasons • The current job demotivate her • The college doesn’t prepare the students appropriately. Then the students take courses out of college to improve their skills
- 8. » Stakeholder NEEDS A WAY TO... A 23 years old Architecture student who will soon graduate. She has already a job but she is wondering to change and start to look for another one at the end of this year. She is proud to be ponctual, dedicated and hard-working.
- 9. » NEED ... BECAUSE... To find a new job that satisfies her
- 10. » Insight ... She will be more motivate at work and then will achieve more goals