The research paper must address content from the course and follow the grading rubric. It should not include first-person pronouns or state opinions, but rather tell the reader what the research found and the conclusion it supports. The body should be 4-7 pages minimum including answering questions about how the occupation fits one's skills and interests, what the work involves, necessary education, current and projected job numbers, pay levels, leadership traits required, and insights from an interview with someone in the field.

1. the research must deal with content from the course. Write
the research must deal with content from the course. Write this according to the grading
rubric provided. The following link is great about how to write a research paper. That said, a
few tips: Do not use “I” in a research paper. Your project is about your research, not you. Do
not state opinions or try to “fix” something. Simply, tell the reader what the research says,
and answer the question “So what?”–what conclusion should your audience draw, based on
your research?Length: 4-7 page body (title page, abstract, references, graphs, etc. do not
count), which is a 6 page minimum if you count the separate Title and References
pages. Cover each bullet point below and write each question before providing your
response. How does the occupation fit your skills and interests?What will you be doing in
the occupation?What is the necessary education and/or training?How many jobs are there
in the occupation currently?Is the occupation projected to grow, decline, or remain
unchanged? Why?How much does this occupation pay? What do the top 10 percent earn?
The bottom 10 percent?Traits and Characteristics a leader in this occupation must
haveLeadership Behaviors, Attitudes, and Styles a leader in this occupation must haveHow
does Charismatic and Transformational Leadership play a role in this occupation?Find
someone with a job in the occupation you are interested in, and interview him or her. You
should find out:what kind of work the person doeswhat the person likes and dislikes about
the jobwhat advice the person would give to someone interested in a career in this
field.After your research assess whether you would pursue a career in the selected
occupation.