This task requires you to reflect on the practical workplace skills you've developed while conducting a business innovation project. The goal is to understand and articulate what you've learned and experienced throughout the semester. You might find it helpful to keep a weekly diary or journal, including pictures and artifacts that visually represent your learning journey.

The assessment consists of two parts:

1. A brief presentation of progress from the project. This could be a preliminary analysis of research data and/or potential recommendations for the client. These don't have to be the final analysis or recommendations that will be included in the final project, but they should serve as a draft for your final assessment report.

2. An example of a workplace skill that you've used and developed over the course of the semester. We'll discuss examples of workplace skills in class, but they're generally more specific than teamwork and time management. They might include conflict resolution, resilience, agenda setting, dealing with clients, etc. Whatever skill or combination of skills you choose to present, you need to provide evidence of how you've acquired and used them in your project.

The presentation will primarily assess your ability to present business information in an engaging way. It will consider the professionalism of the presentation and your ability to simplify complex information into clear, persuasive arguments.

Length: Each individual must speak/present for a total of 5-6 minutes.

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This task requires you to reflect on the practical workplace skills you've developed while conducting a business innovation project. The goal is to understand and articulate what you've learned and experienced throughout the semester. You might find it helpful to keep a weekly diary or journal, including pictures and artifacts that visually represent your learning journey.

The assessment consists of two parts:

1. A brief presentation of progress from the project. This could be a preliminary analysis of research data and/or potential recommendations for the client. These don't have to be the final analysis or recommendations that will be included in the final project, but they should serve as a draft for your final assessment report.

2. An example of a workplace skill that you've used and developed over the course of the semester. We'll discuss examples of workplace skills in class, but they're generally more specific than teamwork and time management. They might include conflict resolution, resilience, agenda setting, dealing with clients, etc. Whatever skill or combination of skills you choose to present, you need to provide evidence of how you've acquired and used them in your project.

The presentation will primarily assess your ability to present business information in an engaging way. It will consider the professionalism of the presentation and your ability to simplify complex information into clear, persuasive arguments.

Length: Each individual must speak/present for a total of 5-6 minutes.

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This task requires you to reflect on the practical workplace skills you've developed while conducting a business innovation project. The goal is to understand and articulate what you've learned and experienced throughout the semester. You might find it helpful to keep a weekly diary or journal, including pictures and artifacts that visually represent your learning journey.

The assessment consists of two parts:

1. A brief presentation of progress from the project. This could be a preliminary analysis of research data and/or potential recommendations for the client. These don't have to be the final analysis or recommendations that will be included in the final project, but they should serve as a draft for your final assessment report.

2. An example of a workplace skill that you've used and developed over the course of the semester. We'll discuss examples of workplace skills in class, but they're generally more specific than teamwork and time management. They might include conflict resolution, resilience, agenda setting, dealing with clients, etc. Whatever skill or combination of skills you choose to present, you need to provide evidence of how you've acquired and used them in your project.

The presentation will primarily assess your ability to present business information in an engaging way. It will consider the professionalism of the presentation and your ability to simplify complex information into clear, persuasive arguments.

Length: Each individual must speak/present for a total of 5-6 minutes.

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