Understanding yourself and Achieve more
I have been working in the healthcare industry for almost a decade now. I started as a regular employee, did my 8 hours job, and went home. What I primarily cared about at that time was helping the patient and getting paid. My co-employees and Supervisor observed my work. I made a good impression on the patients while communicating with them. And how efficiently I manage my job without stress. My Supervisor needed help then, so I started giving ideas and recommendations that made our job easy. She pushed me to think critically by offering suggestions, asking questions, and creating ideas. Simple ideas make them happy. That drives me to continue and exposes my ability to troubleshoot a problem. I got famous in our department because of those ideas. I attended meetings, seminars, a lean management methodology based on the Toyota production system principles, and a Kaizen event. My Supervisor gave me the Lead position, and I accepted without considering the consequences. I know that I can do it; everybody trusts me. It’s a significant change that needs more critical thinking, sacrifices, and responsibilities to help the department. Now it’s time to explore another industry, Information Technology. I love to troubleshoot computers, and my job combines clerical and clinical tasks. I was excited to be a student again, knowing I could do it. Nothing is impossible for believers.
Critical Thinking: How Do You Own It?
Stone, M. (2014). Own your education!: A student's guide to greater success in school (and life). Pearson Education.
