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This paper is about communication, collaboration, problem solving skills, ethics and organizational citizenship. More thoroughly, this paper is written to understand how I as a citizen in an organization can better myself and others. The information I have learned in the past six weeks will be used to understand the areas I have improved on, and in what ways I can keep improving so that I can provide my organization with the individual they are looking for.
Keywords: problem solving, communication, collaboration, ethics,
How to be Successful in My Organization
Articulating the areas that I have improved on through Bellevue online, I have started to understand communication, collaboration, problem solving skills, ethics and organizational citizenship more thoroughly. All of these skills will be wonderful for me to possess while going through school and will also be useful tools where ever my career path takes me.
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