What I liked most about the simulation was that it used realistic scenarios that showed how different skills are applied in real situations. It helped me practice problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and decision-making while giving me a better understanding of workplace expectations and the skills I want to continue developing.
I liked that the simulation used realistic campus situations and let me think through how I would respond. It showed me how listening, teamwork, compassion, and data can help me make better decisions. I especially enjoyed the creative activity because I could adjust a message based on feedback while still keeping its purpose.
Although I originally just completed this course to finish internship required hours, I found this quite helpful. I have been dead set on my career path since I think 8th grade. However, this training opened my eyes to other skills that I have developed over the years in my leadership trainings and work experience that I am great at.
You’ll try out four quick, realistic scenarios based on things students actually do, like campus jobs, student org projects, and internships.
It’s not a quiz or test. It’s a chance to try things on, see what feels natural, and start thinking more clearly about where you might fit.
You'll leave with a better sense of your strengths to help you take your next step.
Background context and your project team
Try different ways of working and discover what fits.
