What is a good enough excuse for being late to work?
im a nurseIA1 Instructions: Please think about the following issues and discuss how you would view and approach each question below. Write in complete sentences and paragraphs then upload your proofread response in a Word.docx into the Assignment Folder labeled: Individual Assignment 1.Q: In a future career (the professional workplace) you may be asked about your personal principles. I want you to reflect upon your school performance and work ethic and write a through response to the following questions regarding late work, absences and tardiness to school and work?As your teacher, I want to be understanding of my students’ individual family and life circumstances, emergencies and difficulties, however; I must also discern excuses vs. valid reasons. You are working toward your degree in hopes of bettering your future and obtaining your ideal job. Please think about these questions and in complete sentences, please share your viewpoints and current personal values regarding the following: In the Workplace: Even if you don’t have a job, think about yourself in a working situation:If you were the boss in your workplace, how would you handle being frequently approached from your employees who give you plenty of reasons/excuses for being late to work?What policies would you implement at your workplace?What is a good enough excuse for being late to work? What would you do about an employee who never completes their daily or weekly tasks? In College: Now, switching from thinking about work ethic to now focusing on your school responsibilities:What do you feel are important expectations for classwork assignments and being present in classes for college-level students? Think about that as we move forward in the remaining several weeks in this course and decide what your priorities are and where your degree program comes in that list of priorities for you personally. Both Student and Employee Roles: As a student in college courses, I encourage you to communicate with your instructors and I encourage you speak with your coworkers and boss(es) in the workplace. How can you better create an open learning environment which allows you to talk with your teachers, coworkers and bosses? How do you think these people like to be approached by students and employees with questions and concerns? How can you focus your approach in emails, in person, in the classroom or at work to elicit more agreeable relationships in your life overall? What is your view on these matters both in a student role and in an employee role?
