Professional Conduct & Mindset
How to take ownership of mistakes, adapt your tone for different audiences, and keep your composure when work gets stressful.
- 9 activities
Activities
- 1QuizPre-AssessmentQuick check on your baseline instincts around ownership, intent vs impact, and handling mistakes. No prep required.
- 2ReadingReading: Professionalism: The Invisible ContractA short read on the invisible contract you sign with your team, the gap between intent and impact, and adjusting your register across work contexts.
- 3SimulationProfessionalism (Strategic Learning)During a design review, you made a direct, analytical comment to Pat and Morgan about a bracket geometry being "overcomplicated". Today, Morgan asks you to take a moment to discuss how that comment landed.
- 4SparkProfessionalism (Strategic Learning)You are in a 1-on-1 discussion after a design review with your mentor. You will have to move past defensiveness, adopt a curious approach to resolve the friction, and show context-aware understanding of their professional register.
- 5SimulationASME DOL - Perform - Take the LeadYour supervisor left due to an emergency, you now have to step into the leadership vacuum, align roles with your mentor, and adapt to an outdated inspection report on the fly.
- 6SparkTake the LeadYour supervisor left due to an emergency, you now have to step into the leadership vacuum, align roles with your mentor, and adapt to an outdated inspection report on the fly.
- 7SimulationASME DOL - Understanding Emotional Intelligence/Personal ImpactDemonstrate the ability to bridge the gap between technical intent and interpersonal impact by using "the pause" to choose a professional response.
- 8SparkUnderstanding Emotional Intelligence/Personal ImpactDemonstrate the ability to bridge the gap between technical intent and interpersonal impact by using "the pause" to choose a professional response.
- 9QuizPost-AssessmentApply ownership, code-switching, and growth mindset to fresh scenarios you haven't seen before.