Emotional Intelligence SWOT Analysis Worksheet

SWOT Analysis Strengths What do you do well? What unique resources can you draw on? What do others see as your strengths? Weaknesses What could you improve? Where do you have fewer resources than others? What are others likely to see as weaknesses? I project confidence when presented with a task. I could improve my ability to delegate and follow through on things. I’ve built a network of friends with different abilities within my work environment I can tap into. My job is pure IT and I am limited within those confines. Others see me as kind caring and cooperative. Others may perceive me as being too nice. Opportunities What opportunities are open to you? What trends could you take advantage of? How can you turn your strengths into opportunities? Threats What threats could harm you? What is your competition doing? What threats do your weaknesses expose you to? Networking opportunities are available within my work environment, I just need to make time for it. My department is constantly expanding, 0and I could potentially passion myself for a role with greater responsibilities. My lack of follow-through, assertiveness, and highlevel analysis could affect how my employer views my worth. My coworkers may see an opportunity to step in on a project I’m working on in order to advance themselves. Though I may be perceived as nice I could gain respect from those not used to being treated nice but at the same time fulfill my job duties as prescribed. In a fast-paced environment like mine, the best leadership skills will present the more desirable candidate for any future elevated job opportunities. What I’ve learned from analyzing my Strengths: My character is what defines me as a person. I am confident that when presented with a task I go above and beyond to not only invoke confidence in the person trusting me but make sure I ask all the right SWOT Analysis – Unit 7 questions and collect all the information required to perform the task 100%. Thinking about this process helped me reflect on my work ethic and what has enabled me to flourish in my career. What I’ve learned from analyzing my Weaknesses: We all have weaknesses and for me, I own up to them and do not let them be a constant hindrance to me. Though we all have them, I cannon let them be representative of who I am. I am constantly and proactively learning and growing as a person. What I’ve learned from analyzing my Opportunities: I think it’s a great moment when you can sit down and think through who you are as a person, what your strengths and weaknesses are, and what others may think of you. I’ve learned that knowing what path you need to take is very important. What I’ve learned from analyzing my Threats: This level of analysis is not something I normally do but what I’ve learned is as long as I stay ahead of those plating to exploit my moment of weakness I will be better able to counter with whatever is required to combat the threat. What I’ve learned from doing this analysis? (Include self-reflection that shows you have learned something from the assignment.) This analysis has equipped me with the thought process of thinking through my situation and forming the basis in with I look at myself, see how others see me and compile all necessary information to become a better version of myself. How I might use this information going forward? (Include self-reflection that shows you have learned something from the assignment.) Going forward I will be more inclined to take a step back and utilize SWOT, especially in those situations where I require more discipline and a better balance in the workplace. SWOT Analysis – Unit 7