Lin公子's reflections by Manlin

What does "information literacy" mean to you?

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-11 03:45:31 UTC

According to my understanding, "Information literacy" is the ability to Identify, find, evaluate, apply and acknowledge information effectively.

How will you need information literacy skills in the specific industry in which you will work after graduation?

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-11 03:45:56 UTC

In the business management field, information literacy is crucial for making informed decisions, solving problems, and staying competitive.

Give specific examples ( e.g. as a teacher, a chef, a business manager etc.) of the types of lifelong learning and research you will need to participate in as a successful employee in your specific field ( the program you are studying at Humber College)

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-11 03:46:14 UTC

Market Research: Understanding trends to develop strategies.
Financial Analysis: Evaluating reports and data to guide investments.
Human Resources: Staying updated on labor laws and best practices for employee management.
Technology Integration: Learning about new business tools and systems.

These skills ensure continuous learning and adaptation in the dynamic world of business management.

Among the five essential values related to academic integrity, which one/ones do you feel is important to you and why?

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-17 17:09:55 UTC

Among five core values related to academic integrity, fairness is the most important factor to me. Since we have the diversity in people as well as culture at Humber, ensure fairness is crucial to preserve our diversity beauty and also to build trust and confidence for everyone.

Do you think academic integrity should be practiced in the workplace as well as in our academic life? Give one example to show how academic integrity plays a crucial role in the workplace.

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-17 17:16:37 UTC

Academic integrity is even more important in the workplace. For example, honesty is always one of the required characteristics in every job description that was published on famous platform such as LinkedIN or Indeed.

In the sections on Academic Dishonesty and Misrepresentation of Personal performance are there any points you were not aware of before? What are they?

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-17 17:22:58 UTC

In the sections on Academic Dishonesty and Misrepresentation of Personal performance, most of the main points were all covered during every classes that i attend by my professor as well as all the course faculties. However, there are the part of the record of academic misconduct and expulsion that i was not aware of before, especially the process of record academic misconduct

What is your responsibility as a student of Humber College to maintain academic integrity?

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-17 17:30:41 UTC

As a student of Humber College, I have the responsibility of maintain academic integrity in my personal academic work including:

Familiarize myself with the policies on student academic integrity.
Always be honest in my personal as well as group academic work.
Always respect other people's work and have a clear knowledge of plagiarism.

The example you provide for academic honesty is honesty in general. Can you provide a specific of a workplace scenario that shows the importance of following academic honesty?

ahmadnshayla — 2024-09-19 17:08:47 UTC

Do you consider yourself to be a high or low context communicator? Explain why and give a few examples to illustrate your answer

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-09-25 01:18:14 UTC

I consider myself as a high context communicator because when i communicate with other people, i often express my opinion indirectly instead of go straight foward into the problem. Also, when i communicate with other people, i tend to pay attention to their attitude, their knowledge,..etc to constantly adjust my communication style accordingly.

For example, when i talk with someone who do not have experience or knowledge about our topic, i will try to avoid using the professional language in our conversation.

Great!

ahmadnshayla — 2024-10-01 14:38:18 UTC

Remember that pronoun 'I' is always capitalized.

a. Listing the positive points of your message in a bulleted list, while discussing the negatives in a paragraph

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-10-17 23:39:35 UTC

For this action, I will put in grey area and I would feel uncomfortable doing it. Even through this design choice can help to make the advantages standing out comparing to the negatives, this design can cause the disorganization and misleading for readers

b. Using a smaller font size to review the limitations of your product/service

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-10-17 23:41:17 UTC

I consider this design choice as unethical since it will eventually making the important information becomes hardly visible for readers. Personally, I would not implement this design in my workplace documents.

c. Bolding words/phrases in your resume to draw the reader’s attention toward certain skills and qualifications

buiminhtrimeo — 2024-10-17 23:47:46 UTC

I would rate this design build as ethical since it not only help to draw the reader's attention toward some certain content, It also is a common use and effective tool to organize the workplace documents. This design build is proved to be helpful in guiding the readers in reading and tracking the main focus and contents of the documents. Personally, I would like to apply this design build in composing my workplace documents.

Good points.

ahmadnshayla — 2024-10-23 16:59:52 UTC