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Informational Interview

For my Professionalism course, I conducted an informational interview with a Director of Human Resources. The purpose of this assignment was to gain insight into the daily responsibilities, career path, and skills required in human resources leadership. I prepared questions in advance, conducted the interview, and summarized the key takeaways in a reflection paper.

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What I learned

I chose to include my informational interview with the Director of Human Resources because it was incredibly insightful. As I plan to pursue a career in human resources, the experience provided valuable knowledge and guidance directly relevant to my future goals

Program Competencies

  • Build and manage a network of healthcare professionals, including peers, supervisors, and clients.

  • Demonstrate effective written communication and oral communication skills.

  • Demonstrate behaviors that align with ethical, legal, and professional standards. 

  • Apply quality, strategic planning, management, organizational behavior, marketing, and human resource theories and tools to manage organizational resources, confront industry challenges and improve outcomes in health organizations.

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