Personality and MBA Studies
There are various personalities that are displayed by different people in the society. That is what makes up a diverse society. The personality that I am considered to be is the innovative, individualistic, versatile and entrepreneurial personality. At times this is referred to as Jungian 16-Type Personality specifically the ENTP character. This is because I am resourceful, creative, and quick in the intellectual field. I also like to engage in debates and am excited over new ideas and always assertive as well as outspoken. I like having people around me and I have that ability to grasp concepts and apply logic to get amicable solutions (BSM Consulting Inc., 2011).
Apart from my character traits, there are those values that I hold dearly to and would like to see myself applying in life and getting from life as well. Values, according to National Defense University (2011) are those things that are of great importance to someone or an organization, they are the embodiment of an individual or an organization.
These personal values are salvation which will enable me find eternal life, hard work and achievement, obtaining happiness, satisfaction in life through my assertiveness, standing up for myself always, taking pride in accomplishment and a higher degree dependability, being counted upon by others, acquiring knowledge, wisdom and truthfulness, being honest at all times, forging lasting relationships striving towards open-mindedness, being receptive to noble ideas. I also enjoy recognition from peers as I try to be helpful and caring towards others, having a sense of security and freedom from...
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