Reflection Final 411-190

Introduction

To conclude the course, youll write a final reflection that captures your evolution as a global manager. This is your opportunity to demonstrate how your understanding of international management has grown from theory to authentic application.

Youll highlight key insights, connect them to your professional goals, and articulate a personal philosophy of leadership in a global context. This presentation should reflect your voice, values, and readiness to lead with confidence and integrity.

Activity Instructions

1. Reflect on Your Journey:

• Summarize the three most valuable lessons you learned in MGT411.
• Explain how your perspective on culture, ethics, and decision-making has changed.

1. Connect to Professional Goals:

• Describe how you will apply these insights in your current or future career.
• Identify specific actions you plan to take to continue developing global leadership skills.

1. Incorporate Evidence:

• Reference at least two course activities (e.g., negotiation simulation, market-entry memo) that demonstrate your applied learning.

1. Envision the Future:

• Share your vision for what international management should look like in the next decade.
• How should organizations balance profit, people, and planet in the years ahead?

At the end of your submission, include a brief Design Statement explaining the process and tools you used to develop your work. Your statement should be about a paragraph or so, in your own words (rather than formally written), and unique to this assignment. Why are we asking for this? Find out more about .

Tips for Success

• Speak in the first person. This is your professional reflection.
• Be authentic: focus on meaningful lessons, not just summaries.
• Highlight growth: who were you at the start of the course, and who are you now as a global thinker and leader?

Writing and Submission Requirements

• Length: 3-4 pages (not including title or reference pages)
• At least two credible sources
• Use APA format for citations.
• Refer to the for additional grading criteria.
• Include your Design Statement.

Weekly Learning Goal(s):

1. Predict and evaluate future trends in international management.
2. Reflect on personal growth in cultural intelligence, ethics, and strategic decision-making.
3. Communicate professional insights through a reflective essay.