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Part I (from “Who Are You” to “Interview Lessons”)

Who are you?

What did the Meyers-Briggs tell you about yourself? (use below link for a free assessment, and include a screenshot of the result). What is your personality type, .e.g. ENFJ?

https://www.truity.com/test/type-finder-personality-test-new

Define the four letters and discuss how well they fit you.

ENFJ

Which type of career would be a good fit for your type? Why? (Use below link to learn more).

https://www.mbtionline.com/ ( assuming you found out from the first link that your personality type is ENFJ, you will then click on this link, then go to top of the page, and click on MBTI Types, and then click on ENFJ. Once you do that, scroll down the page, you will find information about ENFJ Overview, Strengths, Careers, Relationships )

What do you consider your strengths?

I considered that I have multiple strengths such as: idealization, negotiation, team building, persuasion, and others in the marketplace. I also have many personal strengths such as: ambitious, disciplined, decisive, independent, and friendly.

How has your major prepared you for life?

During college, I feel that I was prepared to face real life situations. Difficult class such as Business and Strategy had help me in my critical thinking and how to solve complex jobs.

What areas do you need to improve?

How are you going to improve?

What career path do you plan to follow?

What kind of salary should you expect (footnote your research)?

Where do you plan to live geographically? Why?

Interview Lessons (at least 5 people from each group)

Group 1: Post College to Thirty

What are the full names of the people you interviewed?

Josue Ramirez Pena, Jonas Ramirez Pena, Rachely Rosario, Estrella Checo and Hilary Tavarez.

What were the major problems and decisions faced by this group?

I believe the major problems faced by this group is the financial situation. Many of them had a hard time saving money. Also, they had a rough time in terms of spending money. For instance, having a 100% used of their credit cards causing them a poor credit score.

How did the first job search go?

It was hard for them to find a job due to lack of experience. Also, any of them had finished or started college yet since this it made them apply for manufacturing jobs.

What lessons did you take away from this group?

Group 2: Over Fifty

What are the full names of the people you interviewed?

What were the major problems and decisions faced by this group?

How did the first job search go?

What lessons did you take away from this group?

How where times different for this group?

Personal Takeaways from Interview Project

How were times going to be different for the two cohorts?

How were times going to be different for you?

Family

Personal strengths and weaknesses