Personal Reflection Regarding My Learning Style and Values Inventory

When I haven’t but one past employer to base my reflection off from on my learning style and values inventory, I find it very difficult since it was over 5 years ago, but I will try to the best of what I remember. So many changes took place from the time I first interviewed, got hired, trained and began working for the organization up to the last day I worked. Starting out in the bottom position as a level one customer service representative I learned right away my learning style was more “hands on” technique meaning more a conceptual, integrating and visual learning style using the upper right portion of my brain, and using the lower left of my brain wanting details, organization and structure to learn from. As time went by and I worked my way up into a higher level the training became more fact based and expressive for me, being the next level dealt more with personal skills to sell products and programs to customers and not so much just taking inbound calls answering questions. It wasn’t till my next level training that I found that using logic and emotional skills were needed to complete tasks in my job having to deal with customers’ logical thinking and emotions toward their billing. As far as my values is personal information that I would rather keep to myself, but since this course is important to me I answered them honestly. Having a career or profession is more important than developing friends to me, because I can develop friends during my leisure time. Having a career is more important than being married to me, because I feel my spouse should be supportive of my career choices as I would him. Having a job is more important than building a career I disagree with because to me getting the right education and building a portfolio is the key to achieving a career. A career/profession or job is more important than family I also very much disagree with because to me family always comes first and is the most precious and dear to me. Now having leisure time is more important than building a career, I very much disagree with because to me build the career than relax is the way I feel. A service-oriented career is more important than career that only produces goods; I have to disagree with also, because some organizations that produce goods are high paying and successful career jobs. How do or might my most important values influence my goals for myself, my decisions, and/or my behaviors in the organization, by being self-motivated importance on implementing task that have high priority. What impact do will these values might have on my coworkers, supervisors or those whom I supervise?
The impact on my coworkers, supervisors or those whom I supervise, will be greatly showed confidence. Which of my most important values would contribute to my working cooperatively as a team member? Relationships would be how my values would work cooperatively as a team member preferring the company of others to being alone. How might my most important values influence my productivity, job satisfaction, turnover, absenteeism and/or organizational citizenship? By knowing just what I want and what is the most important to me.List the 5 most important values that you identified in the Values System Inventory. Then, give thoughtful consideration to the implications of your values on your career and/or for the workplace in general, answering the following questions:
How do or might my most important values influence my goals for myself, my decisions, and/or my behaviors in the organization
What impact do will these values might have on my coworkers, supervisors or those whom I supervise?
Which of my most important values would contribute to my working cooperatively as a team member?
How might my most important values influence my productivity, job satisfaction, turnover, absenteeism and/or organizational citizenship?

Overall, the values system inventory gave me an insight on my personal values and how I not only perceive values, but how values emotionally affect my ways of doing things throughout life, based on the top 5 listed on what is important to me being Career, Education, Material Possession and Personal Fulfillment.