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Objectives

• Conduct an in-depth review of the course concepts regarding your personal “calling” and social intelligence.
• Brainstorm project specifications.
• Research critical elements.
• Develop a framework which will be the foundation for your Mastery Timeline that will be completed in Week 4 of the course.

Brainstorming Worksheet Assignment Example

Attached below is a Brainstorming Worksheet from a recent student who earned maximum points.

• Feel free to use it an a guide when compiling your worksheet.

For this week’s project you will brainstorm, research, and outline the following:

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• three trends that could shape your industry of choice,
• three current companies in your Mastery field,
• three current leaders in your Mastery field,
• three technical requirements for your field, and
• three possible paths of training/ education to gain entrance into your industry.
• Review career resources in your industry by using your Program’s Resource Guide (in FSO References) or career information websites like GetInMedia.com.
  • Share three key insights about positions in your field.
• Use your networking skills to identify three possible mentors and three possible internships/apprenticeships with name and contact information of hiring manager (identified via LexisNexis Academic, LinkedIn or other source).
• Evaluate the Full Sail online course catalog and;
  • Reflect each course in your degree program, and elaborate on how each individually will tangibly enhance your Mastery Journey.
  • Outline a personal SWOT analysis of your current readiness in your chosen field,
    • provide at least 3 areas of focus, and ways to develop each of those areas of the SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats).
      • Do not forget, for your SWOT analysis you must fill out the chart and identify ways to develop each of those areas of the SWOT as separate paragraphs - in addition to the SWOT analysis.
      • Bulleted responses are acceptable but professional aspects such as spelling and punctuation are still critical.
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