This document is a talent indicator report for Mahnaz Mirzabagherian conducted by TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest. It provides information on Mahnaz such as her top talents of Developer, Thinker, and Improver. The report spans 11 pages and uses charts and descriptions to analyze Mahnaz's talents in areas such as thinking dimensions, discussion strengths, and potential contributions to a team. It concludes with an overview of Mahnaz's 9 main talents and their associated descriptions.
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More themed slides here: https://slideshop.com/Themed-Slides
Networking 101 Arts Works Conference 2013 University of AlbertaChristine Gertz
An introduction to networking and its effectiveness for the the attendees to the University of Alberta Arts Works Conference 2013. Most of the statistics comes from CAPS own Graduate Employment Survey which is conducted once every five years.
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What is thought leadership?
Why is everyone talking about it with such urgency?
What should your organisation be doing about it?
And if everyone’s a thought leader, who’s left to do the following?
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Focus 2 Portfolio
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My Career Planning Involvement
Completion Date March 9, 2022
Self Assessment Score
3.83
Self Assessment is the first and most important step in career planning and is
used to identify occupations and major study areas compatible with your
personal attributes. Your high self assessment score indicates that you are
very involved in examining your interests, values, personality, and skills. It is
important that you stay actively involved in self assessment because finding a
satisfying career path begins with knowing yourself.
Career Exploration Score
3.83
Career Exploration is important because learning about types of jobs,
educational requirements, and job functions will help you to identify
occupations that appeal to you. Your high score indicates that you are very
involved in career exploration. It is important that you continue your high
involvement in career exploration because it will help you narrow down your
options and map out your career goals. Exploration should be ongoing
because new career paths are constantly unfolding, traditional ones are
changing and shifts may be taking place in skills and educational
requirements.
Career Planning Satisfaction Score
3.50
Career Planning Satisfaction measures the extent to which you are satisfied
with the results of your career planning activities and your ability to resolve
problems that can interfere with your decision making. Your medium score
suggests you may be experiencing some problems with your career planning.
If you think you are not able to resolve problems of concern on your own, you
should discuss them with a career counselor.
My Academic Strengths
Completion Date March 11, 2022
"I do very well" in the following: Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music); Physical Education; Physical
Sciences (Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Astronomy); Social Sciences
(Psychology, Philosophy, Religion); Skilled Trades/Vocational;
"I do alright" in the following: Art (Fine, Visual, Studio, Design); Business (Management, Marketing,
Economics); English and Language Arts; Family and Consumer Science
(Food Science, Hospitality, Child Care); Life Science (Biology, Environmental
Sciences, Ecology); Social Studies (History, Global Studies,
Government); Technology (Computer Science, Web Design, Media
Technology);
"I don't do well" in the following: Engineering; Foreign Languages; Literature; Mathematics;
Am I Career Ready
Completion Date March 11, 2022
CRITICAL THINKING Moderately Developed
Participate in research projects.
Practice making step by step plans to solve problems.
Brainstorm various ways you could solve a problem.
Ask yourself, "What's missing here?" when analyzing a situation.
Ask questions. Avoid accepting ideas as fact.
Practice gathering information that will help you solve problems.
Monitor your emotions during decision making.
Participate in class discussions and debates.
Join a club ...
The desire to have “Improved communication skills” emerges repeatedly on surveys and research as an ability critical to project success, and yet we all continue to feel challenged by it! Tons of published research and books provide great resource, but often leave us still struggling for how to effectively communicate.
This webinar will consider what gets in the way of effective communication and provide tips and techniques for project communication that works.
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Sheet1LIVING AS A SCHOOL NURSENURSE IN SCHOOL XJOB TITLE HOURLY WAGEMONTHLY SALARYANNUAL INCOMELincensed Practising Nurse (LPN) Y hospital$19.20$ 3,456.00$ 41,472.00Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job 2 Memorial Hospital$19$ 3,420.0041040Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job 3 Carmel Rehab center$19.25$ 3,465.00$ 41,580.00Average Salary$19.15$3,447.00$41,364.00MONTHMONTHLY EXPENSESTotal MonthlyWages Left AfterYearly expensesAnnual Income YearlyElectricityTelephoneGasolineGroceriesEntertainmentRentChild CareCar PaymentCar InsuranceCableCredit CardGiftsJanuary$90$45$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$90$85$3,195252$3,19538169February$90$40$120$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$90$70$3,195252$6,39034974March$92$60$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$100$45$3,182265$9,57231792April$300$35$100$120$100$1,200$600$450$150$115$115$50$3,335112$12,90728457May$115$55$100$320$300$1,200$600$450$150$115$100$50$3,555-108$16,46224902June$100$55$100$120$450$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,4407$19,90221462July$100$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,135312$23,03718327August$100$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,135312$26,17215192September$170$50$100$120$90$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,145302$29,31712047October$80$50$100$120$350$1,200$600$450$150$115$45$50$3,310137$32,6278737November$75$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,110337$35,7375627December$100$50$200$220$100$1,200$600$450$150$115$105$50$3,340107$39,0772287Subtotal$1,412$590$1,320$1,740$2,290$14,400$7,200$5,400$1,800$1,380$895$650$39,077Average Expense$117.67$49.17$110.00$145.00$190.83$1,200.00$600.00$450.00$150.00$115.00$74.58$54.17$3,256.42190.58
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HRMT101 - Communication Styles: A Self-Assessment Exercise
(Based on the work of P Case “Teaching for the Cross-Cultural Mind”
Washington, DC, SIETAR, 1981)
Instructions: Please select from each pair of attributes the one which is most typical of your personality. No pair is an either-or proposal. Make your choice as spontaneously as possible. There is no wrong answer.
1. I like action.
2. I deal with problems in a systematic way.
3. I believe that teams are more effective than individuals.
4. I enjoy innovation very much.
5. I am more interested in the future than in the past.
6. I enjoy working with people.
7. I like to attend well-organized group meetings.
8. Deadlines are important for me.
9. I cannot stand procrastination.
10. I believe that new ideas have to be tested before being used.
11. I enjoy the stimulation of interaction with others.
12. I am always looking for new possibilities.
13. I want to set up my own objectives.
14. When I start something, I go through until the end.
15. I basically try to understand other people’s emotions.
16..
An overview of this year's Brand Social set in May, whose theme was openness. Speakers included Mark O'Neil (Department of Education), Jeremy Waite (IBM), Tracey Follows (Future Made), Martin Firrell (Public Artist), Michelle Morgan (Livity), Trevor Johnson (Facebook), Stella Duffy (Fun Palaces), Adah Parris (Futurist) and Charlie Craggs (Author). A massive thanks to our partners Facebook and Shutterstock for their support.
Focus 2 PortfolioTexas A&M University San AntonioShawnShainaBoling829
Focus 2 Portfolio
Texas A&M University San Antonio
Shawn Simon
03/18/2022
My Career Planning Involvement
Completion Date March 9, 2022
Self Assessment Score
3.83
Self Assessment is the first and most important step in career planning and is
used to identify occupations and major study areas compatible with your
personal attributes. Your high self assessment score indicates that you are
very involved in examining your interests, values, personality, and skills. It is
important that you stay actively involved in self assessment because finding a
satisfying career path begins with knowing yourself.
Career Exploration Score
3.83
Career Exploration is important because learning about types of jobs,
educational requirements, and job functions will help you to identify
occupations that appeal to you. Your high score indicates that you are very
involved in career exploration. It is important that you continue your high
involvement in career exploration because it will help you narrow down your
options and map out your career goals. Exploration should be ongoing
because new career paths are constantly unfolding, traditional ones are
changing and shifts may be taking place in skills and educational
requirements.
Career Planning Satisfaction Score
3.50
Career Planning Satisfaction measures the extent to which you are satisfied
with the results of your career planning activities and your ability to resolve
problems that can interfere with your decision making. Your medium score
suggests you may be experiencing some problems with your career planning.
If you think you are not able to resolve problems of concern on your own, you
should discuss them with a career counselor.
My Academic Strengths
Completion Date March 11, 2022
"I do very well" in the following: Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music); Physical Education; Physical
Sciences (Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Astronomy); Social Sciences
(Psychology, Philosophy, Religion); Skilled Trades/Vocational;
"I do alright" in the following: Art (Fine, Visual, Studio, Design); Business (Management, Marketing,
Economics); English and Language Arts; Family and Consumer Science
(Food Science, Hospitality, Child Care); Life Science (Biology, Environmental
Sciences, Ecology); Social Studies (History, Global Studies,
Government); Technology (Computer Science, Web Design, Media
Technology);
"I don't do well" in the following: Engineering; Foreign Languages; Literature; Mathematics;
Am I Career Ready
Completion Date March 11, 2022
CRITICAL THINKING Moderately Developed
Participate in research projects.
Practice making step by step plans to solve problems.
Brainstorm various ways you could solve a problem.
Ask yourself, "What's missing here?" when analyzing a situation.
Ask questions. Avoid accepting ideas as fact.
Practice gathering information that will help you solve problems.
Monitor your emotions during decision making.
Participate in class discussions and debates.
Join a club ...
The desire to have “Improved communication skills” emerges repeatedly on surveys and research as an ability critical to project success, and yet we all continue to feel challenged by it! Tons of published research and books provide great resource, but often leave us still struggling for how to effectively communicate.
This webinar will consider what gets in the way of effective communication and provide tips and techniques for project communication that works.
Portfolios are the calling card to employment, we worry that lack of time to explore, digest, incubate, and think is detrimental to future and current designers.
Presented at (Interaction Design Association) IxDA18 Summit, Lyon, France (February, 2018).
Building as you go – digital product design for smaller charitiesCharityComms
Kathryn Excell, head of digital, MQ: Transforming Mental Health
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Sheet1LIVING AS A SCHOOL NURSENURSE IN SCHOOL XJOB TITLE HOURLY WA.docxedgar6wallace88877
Sheet1LIVING AS A SCHOOL NURSENURSE IN SCHOOL XJOB TITLE HOURLY WAGEMONTHLY SALARYANNUAL INCOMELincensed Practising Nurse (LPN) Y hospital$19.20$ 3,456.00$ 41,472.00Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job 2 Memorial Hospital$19$ 3,420.0041040Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Job 3 Carmel Rehab center$19.25$ 3,465.00$ 41,580.00Average Salary$19.15$3,447.00$41,364.00MONTHMONTHLY EXPENSESTotal MonthlyWages Left AfterYearly expensesAnnual Income YearlyElectricityTelephoneGasolineGroceriesEntertainmentRentChild CareCar PaymentCar InsuranceCableCredit CardGiftsJanuary$90$45$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$90$85$3,195252$3,19538169February$90$40$120$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$90$70$3,195252$6,39034974March$92$60$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$100$45$3,182265$9,57231792April$300$35$100$120$100$1,200$600$450$150$115$115$50$3,335112$12,90728457May$115$55$100$320$300$1,200$600$450$150$115$100$50$3,555-108$16,46224902June$100$55$100$120$450$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,4407$19,90221462July$100$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,135312$23,03718327August$100$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,135312$26,17215192September$170$50$100$120$90$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,145302$29,31712047October$80$50$100$120$350$1,200$600$450$150$115$45$50$3,310137$32,6278737November$75$50$100$120$150$1,200$600$450$150$115$50$50$3,110337$35,7375627December$100$50$200$220$100$1,200$600$450$150$115$105$50$3,340107$39,0772287Subtotal$1,412$590$1,320$1,740$2,290$14,400$7,200$5,400$1,800$1,380$895$650$39,077Average Expense$117.67$49.17$110.00$145.00$190.83$1,200.00$600.00$450.00$150.00$115.00$74.58$54.17$3,256.42190.58
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HRMT101 - Communication Styles: A Self-Assessment Exercise
(Based on the work of P Case “Teaching for the Cross-Cultural Mind”
Washington, DC, SIETAR, 1981)
Instructions: Please select from each pair of attributes the one which is most typical of your personality. No pair is an either-or proposal. Make your choice as spontaneously as possible. There is no wrong answer.
1. I like action.
2. I deal with problems in a systematic way.
3. I believe that teams are more effective than individuals.
4. I enjoy innovation very much.
5. I am more interested in the future than in the past.
6. I enjoy working with people.
7. I like to attend well-organized group meetings.
8. Deadlines are important for me.
9. I cannot stand procrastination.
10. I believe that new ideas have to be tested before being used.
11. I enjoy the stimulation of interaction with others.
12. I am always looking for new possibilities.
13. I want to set up my own objectives.
14. When I start something, I go through until the end.
15. I basically try to understand other people’s emotions.
16..
TIR - UK - Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest - Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
1. TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
TalentIndicator®
Report Page 1 of 11
Project
Project name: Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest
Customer:
Company: Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest
Contact person: Line Weiland Høj
E-mail: lih@easv.dk
Phone: 41 77 57 34
Personal information
Name: Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
E-mail: mahnazmrz@yahoo.com
Test date: 17-02-2016
BIZ Consulting
Contact person: Ric Jakobsen
E-mail ric@talentisights.biz
Phone 22408052
Print date 19-02-2016 10:22:55
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Connecting
Communicator
Futurist
Thinker
Developer
Innovative
Inclusive
Empathic
Improver
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TalentIndicator®
Report Page 2 of 11
Time used
Check question
Answer, Next & Time out
Spread
Started: 17. February 2016 - 20:11
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Great accordance Partial accordance Contradiction
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8. TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
TalentIndicator®
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Team strengths
Team dimensions
Administrator
Creative
Communicator
Closer
Starter
Coordinator
Specialist
Contact creator
Analyzer
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Administrator
Creative
Communicator
Closer
StarterCoordinator
Specialist
Contact creator
Analyzer
Disempowers Empowers
9. TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
TalentIndicator®
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Talent contribution to team dimensions
Creative - 67%
Starter - 51%
Communicator - 50%
Contact creator - 50%
Coordinator - 36%
Specialist - 13%
Analyzer - 13%
Administrator - 4%
Closer - 0%
10. TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
TalentIndicator®
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Talent overview including descriptions
1 Connecting 5
You like to get to know people better and that they know you well. You look for
more than casual acquaintances and you give from your inner self in order to
further these. You would make friends with people rather than just get
acquainted.
2 Communicator 4
You enjoy describing and explaining things, on a one-on-one basis as well as in
larger gatherings. Your language is filled with images and you can make even
the most boring subject interesting and the most complicated one sound easy.
In one word, you are a communicator.
3 Futurist 10
You thoroughly enjoy looking to the future for possibilities, for improvement, and
ideas. Your visionary perspective inspires others to see a brighter future on the
horizon. If you enjoy reading chances are that they are factual or science fiction
rather than historical novels.
4 Thinker 18
You like to think, to use your brains and discover above-average answers. You
probably spend time alone in order to find time for thought. The subjects of your
thinking may vary, the basics are that you love the process and are good at it.
5 Developer 34
You se the potential in others, their possibilities for success. You love to make
them grow and enjoy watching as it happens. You encourage others and love to
help and develop them.
6 Innovative 11
Ideas trigger you, anything new may lend a different perspective to things. A
new thought may add value to something old. You have a lot of these ideas
yourself, some may call you creative, others consider you a bit of a fresh
philosopher, and yet others think of you as a genuine personality.
7 Inclusive 2
The more the merrier, let everyone join in. You detest exclusiveness and want
everyone to be in on the project. You don’t judge others and you would prefer
that others wouldn’t judge each others. You know that deep down we are all
alike and therefore everyone should be included.
8 Empathic 1
You notice what is going on in people around you. You understand their feelings
almost as if they were your own. Without necessarily agreeing you can relate to
what is going on in their world. You know what they need, what they expect, so
you are very good at communicating with them and sometimes you even
understand their personalities and actions better than they do themselves.
11. TIR Erhvervs Akademi Sydvest Mahnaz Mirzabagherian
TalentIndicator®
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9 Improver 30
You thrive with excellence, never with mediocrity. You truly enjoy helping others
achieve excellence and you love it when you yourself perform at your maximum.
You like that which is unique and breathtaking, and you prefer to work around
other highly skilled persons, that makes working more enjoyable and more
challenging.