Expectations from Profession, Co-Workers, Leadership, and Subordinates

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Question One: What Do You Expect From Your Profession?
I anticipate the opportunity to serve in a capacity that meets the needs of underserved communities. I expect that my profession will provide fulfillment in meaningful roles. I expect that my profession will facilitate training and development in a multicultural organization. Therefore, I anticipate that I will be able to interact with diverse professionals in cross-functional operations targeting strategic outcomes. I expect to serve in a firm that shares values similar to mine. Therefore, I expect my profession to facilitate the advancement of trust, dedication, and commitment. My passion for improving my craft will be invaluable in developing creative responses to emerging issues. For instance, I anticipate the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into data collection and analysis strategies. Consequently, the resource will significantly improve data-driven decision-making.
Question Two: What Do You Expect From Co-Workers?
I expect to have a cohesive working environment where my colleagues can engage me in discussions involving specific roles. My co-workers should apply respectful language in expressing their views in conflict resolution scenarios. I expect my colleagues to contribute diverse perspectives and support or argue against my proposed interventions. My colleagues should display authenticity and transparency in communicating collective goals (Social relationships and networks, n.d). Therefore, I expect support, guidance, and a mutual commitment towards achieving professional objectives. I anticipate social relationships with colleagues that extend beyond professional responsibilities. The interactions will reinforce the spirit of cooperation, whereby colleagues share vital characteristics of individual and collective goals.
Question Three: What Do You Expect From Leadership?
I expect open channels of communication with the lea...