Tag Archives: decision making

Patience and Promise

Posted on May 29, 2019 by msw blog

Practicum instructor narrative evaluation:_____ has definitely shown a great interest in providing direct services to patients/clients. _____ continues to be very motivated and enthusiastic about her learning experience with our program, which is amazing with all she has on her … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged balancing act, burnout, decision making, direct services, Entiltlement, healthcare, How did you get here, humble, integrated healthcare team, internship, learning experience, life lesson, mantra, mentor, poverty, practicum, presentation, realationships, shadowing, social work, transformation | Leave a comment

Torn between two job candidates?

Posted on March 29, 2019 by msw blog

Melody interviewed 10 people for a marketing assistant position, and two of the candidates stood head and shoulders above the rest — Matt and Alicia. Matt, a current employee of the firm, had worked there two years as an administrative … Continue reading →

Posted in Networking, Reading | Tagged balance, behaviour, Believe, blogging, body language, career, Career Advancement, Career Move, change, Colleagues, compassion, confidence, Consciousness, Consistency, courage, Coworker, decision making, determination, Difficult, Disappointed, Discover, Dissatisfaction, dreams, educational requirements, emotional intelligence, emotions, Empathy, employment opportunities, Empower, encouragement, entrepreneur, extra extra, Facts, faith, Feelings, first impression, friends, goals, gratitude, happiness, Hiring, hope, imagination, Impulse, inspiration, Intuition, judgement, law of attraction, leadership, life, Managing, Manifest, mindfulness, Organization, passion, per deim, personality, productivity, purpose, qualifications, Staff, Team Support, teamwork, What would you do ?, work, Work Life, working, Workload, workplace | 4 Comments

How sick is too sick to go to work?

Posted on February 25, 2019 by msw blog

A colleague walked into my office. I informed him he looked under the weather, and half-jokingly asked if he was contagious. He replied he didn’t think so. I suggested he make his way over to the ER to make sure. … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Reading | Tagged boundaries, business, cold and flu, contagious, day off, decision making, employment, excuse, exhaustion, flexibilty, health, illness, mindfulness, nap, personal day, selfish, sick day, time off, vacation time | 2 Comments

Restructuring🌱

Posted on February 9, 2019 by msw blog

Description of learning this quarter _ is still in the process of re-negotiating its contract, by not renewing its foster care beds. The agency is contemplating replacing this contract with a federal contract that will provide safe beds for _ … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged analysis, community, decision making, foster care, How did you get here, Negotiation, nonprofit, Organization, outreach, Policy Practice, research, Restructuring, Social Welfare, social worker, structural change | Leave a comment

Restructuring🌱

Posted on January 26, 2019 by msw blog

Description of the major learning in this area for this quarter _ hosted two focus groups: one for all of its youth that it provides shelter and services to, and the other for all of _ staff. I attended the … Continue reading →

Posted in Career Journal, Clinical Supervision | Tagged analysis, career fair, community, decision making, How did you get here, Mission statement, Negotiation, nonprofit, Organization, outreach, Policy Practice, research, Restructuring, social worker | Leave a comment

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