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1 APPENDIX ONE Nova Southeastern University H. Wayne Huizenga School Of Business & Entrepreneurship Assignment for Course: Fall 2023 Career Development Submitted to: Dr. Hawks Submitted by: Deborah Randle Date of Submission: 01 September 2023 Title of Assignment: Module 1 Homework | Objective & Subjective Factors CERTIFICATION OF AUTHORSHIP: I certify that I am the author of this paper and that any assistance I received in its preparation is fully acknowledged and disclosed in the paper. I have also cited any sources from which I used data, ideas or words, either quoted directly or paraphrased. I also certify that this paper was prepared by me specifically for this course. Signatures of all students who contribute to the assignment: Deborah Randle ***************************************************************** Instructor's Grade on Assignment: Instructor's Comments:

2 Interview with Alex Interviewer (Deborah): Alex, thanks for explaining your career. Start with school. Did your marketing degree prepare you for work? Alex: Sure, Deborah. My marketing degree offered me a solid theoretical basis in marketing principles when I started working. Customer behavior, market research, and advertising essentials were taught. This insight grounded my marketing career. Interviewer: Good start. How did your internship at the local advertising business affect your career? Alex: Certainly. The internship was crucial to my growth. I used classroom information to real- world issues. I learnt advertising, market research, and client work. This practical experience boosted my marketing zeal and business network. Interviewer: Your career advanced to Junior Marketer at a multinational marketing firm. How did you adapt to your new job? What were your obstacles? Alex: International employment was a significant shift. My first imposter syndrome was believing I wasn't qualified for the job. Pressure rose in a stressful environment with tight deadlines. I quickly realized my degree and experience had prepared me. Positive feedback and good advertising gave me confidence. Interviewer: Alex, impressive. How and why have you built strong relationships with industry colleagues and customers?

3 Alex: My job relies on relationships. Understanding consumers' needs and working effectively with coworkers are as crucial as marketing. I've learned trust and communication matter. My team and I have created strong client relationships, which has helped our initiatives thrive. Interviewer: Alex, thanks for sharing your career. Listening to your growth has been intriguing. Alex: You're welcome, Deborah. I enjoyed talking about my career with you and hope it helped your homework.

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4 Self-Reflection on My Career Despite our dissimilar areas, my professional path resembles Alex's in marketing. I studied computer science like Alex and started my career well. This schooling gave me the technical abilities to join the computer business, launching my career. Like Alex's internship at a small advertising firm, my tech startup software engineering internship launched my career. Like Alex in marketing, this internship gave me excellent hands-on experience and a flavor of the industry's needs and problems. Career growth also shows similarities. Alex's rise to Marketing Manager after two years matches my three-year tech advancement to Senior Developer. These advancements demonstrate our development and proficiency in our fields, demonstrating a common career path. I conducted a cross-functional initiative to increase product efficiency, a follow-up to Alex's successful product launch. Leadership and problem-solving abilities developed via these experiences helped us personally and professionally. Subjectively, our early career difficulties match. Alex's impostor syndrome mirrors my dread of failing as an intern turned full-time job. These early problems are frequent and shape our self-image and ability. Our trips emphasize personal development. Alex managed a heavy workload and tight deadlines, while I balanced work and life in the fast-paced IT industry. These experiences emphasize the importance of adaptation, learning, and professional well-being. We also gained confidence and pleasure from employment. Alex gained confidence from excellent comments and successful campaigns, while I enjoyed tackling tough code issues. These experiences focus balancing work and personal satisfaction. In conclusion, my professional path and Alex's marketing career show that some universal principles influence career progression. Both of us started with schooling, encountered early hurdles, and grew.

5 Interviewee's Career Key Events Objective Factors Subjective Factors Education Overcoming imposter syndrome Internship Navigating workload and deadlines Junior Marketer Gaining confidence and feedback Marketing Manager Building relationships High-profile Campaign

6 My Career Key Events Objective Factors Subjective Factors Education Dealing with fear of failure Internship Finding work-life balance Junior Developer Overcoming challenges through learning Senior Developer Gaining a sense of accomplishment Cross-Functional Project

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7 References Greenhaus, J. H., Callanan, G. A., & Godshalk, V. M. (2018). Career Management for Life (5th ed.). Taylor & Francis. https://bookshelf.vitalsource.com/books/9781351795685

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