#2 Analysis and Summary of Career-Oriented Source

TOPIC – Implementing a full functional gym for all staff, part of the organizations incentive. This iwll help improve worklife balance.

Consider a change that you would like to implement in an organization that is within the field that you will enter when you finish your CSU-Global degree. This week, research the type of change that you are going to suggest: a green energy initiative, a workplace fitness initiative, or a work-life balance initiative are some ideas, but feel free to come up with a change of your own that you would like to see.

This week, you will research an angle on the change or the organization: some examples to consider are the type of change itself, how your organization implements change, or how change has been implemented in other organizations within the same industry. Think of a career you would like to pursue—this can be the one you currently have or a dream job or even a job that interests you, but that you may not ever actually do.

Step 1 – You will go to the CSU-Global Library and find a recent article (no more than 5 years old) to support your career aspirations.
Step 2 – You will format a full APA citation for this source. For help with APA citation, use CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA and other resources found through the Library.
Step 3 – Read and think about your article. If you want to, take notes as you read, highlight key points, and make marginal comments, evaluating and making judgments about passages.
Step 4 – Now write a paragraph analyzing how this source will specifically support your ideas. Discuss its strengths and its weaknesses for convincing the senior administration (your audience).

Criteria and Format

• This assignment should be 150-200 words in length or about 6 – 10 sentences.
• Include a double-spaced title page with three lines centered halfway down the page stating First Research Source, your first and last name, and the date.
• Double-space the one to two paragraphs.
• This evaluation of your first source should be mostly in your own words, but you may include one short, partial quotation or paraphrase with a proper APA in-text citation if you wish (not required).

On a separate page titled Reference create the full citation of your first source in proper format according to the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA, including the hanging indent.