About:
The SWOT Analysis, thought to be developed by Albert Humphrey in the 60s, is a universal tool to help a person or an organization in achieving a set of goals by defining their Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, interpreting the input data correctly, and providing methods on how to achieve them. The four parameters could be divided into two categories: (1) internal factors which include strengths and weaknesses that could be controlled by a person, and (2) external factors which include opportunities and threats that could come from the outside environment. This method has been used since its conception largely for management and business strategizing.
Duration: 60 minutes
Fees: $1299.97 $989.97
Talk Content:
- What is a Personal SWOT Analysis?
- What is the purpose of conducting a Personal SWOT Analysis?
- When is the best time to conduct a Personal SWOT Analysis?
- Steps on how to make a Personal SWOT Analysis and sample templates
- Strengths: The things you’re good at, your positive traits, and your personal accomplishments
- Weaknesses: Your areas of improvement and shortcomings
- Opportunities: The options that could aid in achieving the desired outcomes
- Threats: The factors that could undermine the success of the set goals