Hum-111 Opition 2
Vicky Mitchell Hum-111 Option 2:
Write a 350- to 700-word paper in which you identify a situation in your life, or in the life of someone you know, that is distressing to you. Examples of situations could include working for an unfair boss, having a fear of being laid off, considering ending an unhappy relationship, experiencing behavior problems with children, or being on academic probation.
Use the following questions to develop your paper:
Is this situation a problem or an issue? Describe the process you used to distinguish between problems and issues.
How would you express the problem or issue? * * * * * * * * * * * * * The situation I have chosen to talk about is something that happened to me. It was work related, my first job actually. I got it through a program that is offered to people who are 18 and just graduated, it was to teach you how to keep a job, what to do at interviews etc. You got paid as you would if it was a real job. You got to decide on what field you would work at. I of course wanted to go to school that deals with psychology or social worker even something in the medical field. It took a while for the main women in charge of everything to find a location for me to work at. I worked at her office until she did. I would file papers, answer phones, One day in particularly I wore a vintage looking top, and the lady told me not to wear it again (although it covered me and was something someone would wear when going to meetings.) After that she would start to be a little mean towards me I was 3 mins late, although I was at the office before she was and couldn’t get in until she was there to unlock it. After a few weeks working there, she finally found me a place, I was then working at the records department, and it was great my supervisor was amazing. Now this is where the issues start to come in, since I was with a program that’s how I got paid not by the actual place, I
Write a 350- to 700-word paper in which you identify a situation in your life, or in the life of someone you know, that is distressing to you. Examples of situations could include working for an unfair boss, having a fear of being laid off, considering ending an unhappy relationship, experiencing behavior problems with children, or being on academic probation.
Use the following questions to develop your paper:
Is this situation a problem or an issue? Describe the process you used to distinguish between problems and issues.
How would you express the problem or issue? * * * * * * * * * * * * * The situation I have chosen to talk about is something that happened to me. It was work related, my first job actually. I got it through a program that is offered to people who are 18 and just graduated, it was to teach you how to keep a job, what to do at interviews etc. You got paid as you would if it was a real job. You got to decide on what field you would work at. I of course wanted to go to school that deals with psychology or social worker even something in the medical field. It took a while for the main women in charge of everything to find a location for me to work at. I worked at her office until she did. I would file papers, answer phones, One day in particularly I wore a vintage looking top, and the lady told me not to wear it again (although it covered me and was something someone would wear when going to meetings.) After that she would start to be a little mean towards me I was 3 mins late, although I was at the office before she was and couldn’t get in until she was there to unlock it. After a few weeks working there, she finally found me a place, I was then working at the records department, and it was great my supervisor was amazing. Now this is where the issues start to come in, since I was with a program that’s how I got paid not by the actual place, I