I show others the I truly value their contributions by listening to what they have to say, and respecting their opinions. I make an effort to include missing voices/ perspectives by asking them about their opinions/what they think we should do. By helping my peers when they get stuck, I make a positive difference.
One of my goals is to communicate better with my peers while working on group projects. (asking questions, talking more, etc.) I will try to be weary of this when working with someone.
I went with a relatively low-risk option (3-year 4.2 non-redeemable GIC and savings account). This is one of the less profitable but safest solutions, in my opinion. A bonus is that you are guaranteed to reach your objective of $120,000; nevertheless, the desired amount will only be barely reached. Due to my low risk tolerance, I believe this to be a very good alternative for me. Because stocks can go up or down and are essentially unpredictable, I am not a fan.
Collaborations and contributions
Our group did a decent job while working together. Everyone was quiet at first, but we then divided into two groups and felt comfortable working together. My partner and I both provided a respectable quantity of calculations and ideas. Nevertheless, we didn’t come up with any other methods to achieve our goal. I rate our collaboration a 2.5 out of 4.
Core competency reflections
1) I show others that I truly value their contributions by actively listening and respecting their ideas
2) In discussions and conversations I help to build and extend understanding by asking questions and paying attention to others ideas
3) If the group is not productive we can talk about what we are confused about/how we can be more efficient to get things moving in the right direction
4) I can recognize different points of view and can disagree respectfully
When I noticed the design I selected lacked a tutorial, I applied creative thinking. An art project is generally not designed to be manufactured or drawn by others when there isn’t a tutorial for it. We do this out of respect for the original artist. I can employ new thoughts. I can also expand on other people’s ideas. When I noticed there wasn’t a tutorial, I made it my own. I used multiple skull designs and incorporated all of them in my artwork to give it more of an original look.
Employers are assessing their present workers based on their social media presence more frequently. Your manager or supervisor may be monitoring what you publish online. Unexpectedly, this can play a big role in whether or not you land the job. Nothing vanishes completely. You can now store your content on various social media platforms for future generations. Any old posts you thought had been erased are still accessible to someone with the correct tools and some free time. I’m confident there are countless celebrities who have sparked public outrage with tweets or posts they made years ago. An online “joke” that doesn’t fall on its target demographic may offend and upset a lot of people.
Examples of unsafe activities:
-choosing the same password for multiple sites/not making a secure password (dogs123)
-assuming any link is safe to click on
-Sharing to much information, whether it’s directed towards specific people, or posted online for everyone to view
-Only having public accounts (public accounts can be extremely useful for expanding a business or displaying a company, but this isn’t usually the case. If you are posting private information/things you do in your everyday life, consider going private).
Steps everyone can take to stay safe:
-set strong password and do not share these with anyone
-create different passwords for different sites
-don’t post anything you might regret later on
-don’t post anything you wouldn’t be comfortable with your boss/manager seeing
-consider making your accounts private, unless they are for work
I make digital ethical choices (consider commenting on others’ posts, thinking about what I put online, not sharing personal info) in order to stay safe.
I know that my digital footprint can have both positive and negative consequences, including…
Positive consequences
Negative consequences
-Can help grow a business/market a product-If you create a positive image of who you are, your boss or manager may recognize that
-You may regret posting something and will have no way of getting rid of it forever-Can easily get hacked -Can be found by almost anyone
…so I adjust my actions to ensure that I always stay safe online.
