Discuss THE FUTURE OF WORK

Make sure to read the instructions below, the assignment template, and the rubric for Week 4 Assignment: Reflecting on Your Skills, Goals, and Accomplishments.

To submit your assignment, please go to Week 4 Assignment in Blackboard by clicking the Week 4 Assignment link above.

What to submit/deliverables: A completed Week 4 Assignment Template [DOCX].

Instructions: In Week 4, complete and submit your assignment using the following steps:

STEP 1: Complete Parts 1 and 2 in the Week 4 Assignment Template [DOCX].

STEP 2: Think about how your answers to Parts 1 and 2 relate to the 10 Skills.

STEP 3: Complete the four-question reflection in Part 3.

STEP 4: Save the template with your completed responses as a Microsoft Word file title Your Name, WRK100_Week_4_AssignmentReflection, and submit it in Blackboard in Week 4.

Note: This is personal writing, so you shouldn’t need to cite anything, but if you choose to use information from a source, be sure to cite it. To help make sure you are properly citing your sources, please review Strayer Writing Standards.

After completing this assignment, you will have a document you can bring to the Career Center where counselors can help you further develop your career strategy. You may also use this information in the Week 8 Assignment to create an action plan for developing skills that will help you reach your future goals.

Resources:

For a list of accomplishments to help you identify accomplishments from work, school, volunteering, or other activities, review this resource:

• Accomplishment Categories [PDF]

Note about this assignment: To ensure students are properly placed into English courses that will best set them up for successful college writing, it is customary for students to have their writing skills assessed. For students without transfer credit for college-level English courses, the writing you provide in the Week 4 Assignment will be assessed to determine whether you should be placed into ENG090 or into ENG116. This review of your writing will not affect your grade on the assignment or the overall course; your instructor will grade the Week 4 Assignment based on the rubric for the course, which is separate from the writing review.