Week Two: Skills Assessment Paper and Matrix
- Conduct an in-depth analysis ofteam member skills and strengths based on education and experience.
- Create a matrix of team skills.
- Analyze your matrix for potentiallyneeded skills that are missing,and discuss strategies for obtaining the skills.
- Discuss the types of consulting firms that might use team members’ skills.
- Prepare a 350- to 700-word paper that includes the following:
- A summary of the skills
- A list of three types of possible consulting firms that will use all team members’ skills and an explanation of why the skills are appropriate
AP/AR/Bookkeeping firm
Running a Small Business firm
Management firm
this is the portion I need to do 100-200 words
C .A statement of any identified needed skills and plans to obtain them
Needed skills: ,Marketing, Business Finance and budgeting, Human Resource
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