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    Individual Paper #5 is due on Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00PM and requires students to apply Quinn's Competing Values Framework to themselves, their ideal job, a particular organization and industry, discuss their group members and interactions in light of the framework, and reflect on how the model has helped them think about career options.

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    Individual Paper #5 is due on Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00PM and requires students to apply Quinn's Competing Values Framework to themselves, their ideal job, a particular organization and industry, discuss their group members and interactions in light of the framework, and reflect on how the model has helped them think about career options.

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    Individual Paper 5

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    Peter Mungai
    Individual Paper #5 is due on Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00PM and requires students to apply Quinn's Competing Values Framework to themselves, their ideal job, a particular organization and industry, discuss their group members and interactions in light of the framework, and reflect on how the model has helped them think about career options.

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    Individual Paper #5 is due on Sunday, December 3rd at 10:00PM.

    Apply Quinn’s Competing Values Framework to yourself and to your ideal job. Discuss in terms of a
    particular organization and the particular industry. Discuss your group members and your interaction
    in light of Quinn. Where did your peers fall on the framework? Does it seem accurate? Why/why
    not? What has this model given you in terms of thinking more fully about your career options?

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