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Personal Narrative: Professional Disposition

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Circular personality comes with few shortcomings and my major pitfall is that due to my considerate and empathetic nature people are able to take advantage of my decision making skills by manipulating me and having decisions ruled out their way. There are ways which can help reduce this unscrupulous decision making by letting those people know that no matter what my decisions are, they will always be made based on fair judgment and not preferentialism. In the first week of lectures we covered about professional disposition. Professional disposition is vital to be prosperous in any career pathway. Professional disposition according to Oxford English Dictionary is defined as “the state or quality of being disposed, inclined or ‘in the mind’; state of mind or feeling …show more content…

In order to display professional disposition an individual needs to portray impartiality and communal justice by escalating different languages, communities and experiences in a business. I for one person always try and display professional disposition at work at all times, I respect my colleagues where my behavior usually reflects concerns for others. I prefer to interact with my colleagues in an understanding manner by respecting all cultures and religions. My current professional disposition is the product of many years of growth and learning throughout the different stages in my life, but more specifically and more recently from the past 3 to 4 years due to start of my career as a pharmacist in the community hospital, beginning as an intern and progressing to supervising pharmacist is no exception. In the text (Eby, Herrell, and Jordan 2006 p 12) the authors describe reflective action: “Reflection action is made up of many elements and is related to an individual’s willingness to be curious and assertive in order to increase self-awareness, self-knowledge, and new understandings of the world in which

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