Description
Please discuss the following questions:
1- How do you handle change or simply learning how to use something new such as a new computer?
2- Discuss an organizational change that you went through, such as a new job, new manager, new school, etc. and describe how the organization handled and communicated the change. Do you feel they did an effective job? If you feel they did a poor job, how could they have done it better?
Grading will be based on content, format, and demonstration of weekly reading assignments, learning objectives and outside research. All questions should be answered in a minimum of two pages (not including cover sheet and reference page). See the APA template in the APA module. Direct quotes are not permitted.
Writing assignments must be properly cited and referenced, written in APA format (12 point Times New Roman, double spaced, unless specified otherwise), and include both a cover page and a reference page. Please refer to the FSW Library for additional source material on APA writing requirements.
When expressing your opinion, advice, criticism, etc., in your papers, demonstrate that you can think critically and apply what you are studying to the “real world”. Your opinion should be expressed in third paper such as, “This researcher…”, “This student…”, Do not use “I”, “we”, “our”, “you”, or any other forms of indefinite you.
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How do you handle change?
Sometimes in life, I am constantly changing. However, this does not mean that I never
used to accept completely, as I use a variety of techniques to handle changes successfully. I
realized that things are changing. I sometimes allow myself to participate in the fight against
change that we implement to deal with it. Denial is a powerful force that protects us in many
ways. However, if I go out and say, "Things are changing and are good," it can be less
stressful. I also realized that even a good change could cause stress. Sometimes when people
see positive changes in life, such as a high school diploma or a child, this is very stressful and
even scary. Remembering that positive changes, while not being so positive, can also cause
stress. Stress is the way the body responds to changes. It's good to feel stressed, even if
something has happened (DiClemente, 2018). It is also essential to keep the calendar as
regular as possible. The more changes I make, the more critical it is to keep my usual
schedule as close as possible. An anchor reminds us that some things stay the same and give
the brain rest. If I make a lot of changes, it is sometimes helpful to write my program and
mark it — one less thing the brain needs to keep inside. Maintaining regular exercise may be
part of the "keep my regular schedule" proposal. If exercise is not part of the routine, add it.
Exercising two to three times a week significantly reduces symptoms of depression. It is also
good to ask for help. It is a sign of letting me know enough to understand that I need help.
Think about my trusted friends or parents. I am to be happy to help them if I have to take care
of their children when they do business or if I need time alone. Lastly, it is essential to note
the positive aspects of this change. I can meet new people because of this change in my life. I
have started to adopt healthier habits because I was more politically ...
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