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Reflection About Working With A Client

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Reflections – Personal What was the most frustrating aspect of working with your client? [My client is a person who is always looking for a reason to worry. If it is not one thing it is another. Each topic we went over she would have a small meltdowns ] What was the most rewarding aspect of working with your client? [Actually talking to a real person about what we have worked on this semester. Talking to classmates is different than with a person who has little understanding of the field.] What was the most surprising aspect of the experience? [I was surprised by how hard it can be to talk to people about money even if you already know the person you are talking too. Money is always a personal issue even if you trust a person.] What made …show more content…

[I noticed depending on how I asked a question the client was more or less willing to answer a question. I could ask a question she might not like to answer but if I reframed the question she was less hesitant to answer.] As a young professional, what do you need to improve? [Figuring out how to ask questions without being blunt. I need to practice with developing a style of asking without interrogating.] Reflections – Client What was the most frustrating aspect of the experience? [It was not that frustrating, he needs to practice his style of question. It took him a little while to ask the next question after I responded.] What was the most rewarding aspect of the experience? [ Talking to my son about his future career and feeling like he actually enjoying what he is learning] What was the most surprising aspect of the experience? [ I expected him to advise more but as we spoke he listened more and spoke only to state ideas] What, if anything, did you learn? [I can’t say I learned that much in our conversation. The results of the quiz were not shocking but did confirm some of my beliefs. I did learn that I use my indecisiveness to avoid making important

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