Strengths, Weaknesses, Interests Worksheet

The Writing of Business

Strengths, Weaknesses, Interests Worksheet

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Can do, want to do, will do (things I do now or have done before)	Analysis/Interpretation (technical skill, relationship skill, ethic, etc.)	Ratings (1-10): Strength, Interest, Relevance
On the job Specific technical, physical, or financialoperations (in detail) Specific interpersonal relations, communications, responsibilities (in detail) Professional, technical certifications earned Awards, recognition, promotions
In school: academic and extracurricular activities Specific technical, physical, or financial operations (in detail) Specific interpersonal relations, communications, responsibilities (in detail) Degrees, majors, certifications Awards, honors Offices held
In the community: volunteer, service, social, political activities Specific technical, physical, or financial operations (in detail) Specific interpersonal relations, communications, responsibilities (in detail) Awards, honors Offices held
In the home: parenting, caretaking, managing Specific technical, physical, or financial operations (in detail) Specific interpersonal relations, communications, responsibilities (in detail)
On my own: personal growth, arts, travel, hobbies, etc. Specific technical, physical, or financialoperations (in detail) Specific interpersonal relations, communications, responsibilities (in detail) Awards, honors, certifications

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The print version of the Instructor's Manual for The Writing of Business
was written by Robert P. Inkster and Judith M. Kilborn for Allyn and Bacon.
This web version of the manual was coded by Judith M. Kilborn.