SWOT analysis used by businesses, you can also use it for yourself. This especially if you feel stuck and want to get things back on track. It is not something difficult to do, Pune Academy explains to you step by step what this analysis is about and what to learn about yourself during this process.

What is SWOT analysis?

SWOT is an abbreviation of words: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (from English Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats). SWOT analysis is a tool that can help users identify strengths and weaknesses during growth as well as identify areas where competitors can have an impact. This is common for businesses, but can affect individuals as well. SWOT personal analysis helps you unleash your potential.

Example of SWOT Personal Analysis

Strengths

To define strengths, look at the roles you have played in the past and the present. Choose two or three quality things you have achieved. Ask yourself, “What made you achieve these things?” More specifically, what skills and talents have you accumulated to achieve these? You can also ask colleagues and supervisors what they think, where you are good.

Weaknesses

Most likely in the job interviews you held you were asked about your weaknesses. There are candidates who say they are perfect and have no weaknesses, but they are understood after hiring. Therefore, be honest with yourself and try to understand about the mistakes you have made, or about the skills you lack as well as what you will do to correct them.

For example, it could be something as simple as arriving late at work, which has created a negative perception around you. Realizing this make you think about going to work earlier, so you will have more time to recover and reorganize.

Another way to understand your weaknesses is to go back in time as you evolve and seek feedback from colleagues, leaders and mentors. You will probably find that you need more self-confidence or your communication skills need to be more relaxed. The important thing is to be willing to admit to yourself some shortcomings, because everyone has them.

OppORTuNiTy

No matter what position you are in, you should always be your own recruiter. Identify two or three aspects of job openings that make you a researcher! Some things to think about may be:

• What does the ideal employee look like?
• What does my next role look like?
• What attributes would I like to see in my team leader and boss?

Once you’ve answered these questions, you may want to start looking for a job or looking for a recruiter to contact, who will see the options that fit you. So another option is to increase the network of acquaintances and look for resources that take you away from the comfort zone. These actions will make you develop professionally.

threat

As an employee you can face many threats: the collapse of the company, office policies, insufficient work-life balance, lack of opportunities to grow and dismissal. All of these are very true. Therefore, you need to identify potential threats to your industry, or research trends, certifications, skill set that the younger generation is seeking, and so on.

Review your SWOT analysis every three months

Taking the time to reflect and keep yourself ready is a smart career move, so if a recruiter calls you vaguely, you have current information to back up and present, but also to impress. ,

Using SWOT analysis is an extremely useful tool when it comes to identifying personal and professional goals.

Take action

Once you have defined all the parts, start working on them, to get ready for a long and sensational career. But do not settle for less that your full potential when you think about it.

Very soon a part of the civil servants will be left without permanent employment contracts. This is because the Government is reviewing the Law on Civil Servants which is expected to shorten the duration of contracts from permanent to mandatory.

ATV reported that the Ministry of Internal Affairs is supplementing the Law on Public Officials, this draft law is also being drafted and there are proposals that the managerial level of civil servants, ie not all civil servants, be subject to mandates,

This possible change of civil servant is opposed by the union that protects them, stating that this could be understood as state capture. According to them, it has been invested in this administration for 20 years and the people who work are professionals.

On the other hand, Ehat MIftaraj, from KLI estimates that this issue is not well thought out by the government, as the same approach causes insecurity among administration employees.

Although the Civil Servants Union says that the Government has not invited them to the meeting to discuss this issue, the government says that they are holding meetings with the unions and envisages a special meeting with that of the Civil Servants.

The Government of Kosovo considers the first year of governing successful. The executive says they have met all the priorities they set last year. According to them, in the nine months in power they have successfully managed the pandemic and vaccination against COVID-19. It also mentions what they consider as economic revival, great decision-making and processing of 119 draft laws in the Assembly. But such work is not seen by the opposition who say that the Kurti Government has proved incompetent in management in 2021. Meanwhile, civil society appreciates the great decision-making of the executive, but say that there is no qualitative background for see their impact.

The spokesman of the Government of Kosovo, Përparim Kryeziu, says for KosovaPress that the work of the executive should be evaluated based on the priorities they have listed in the governing program.

He says that during the nine months of government they have held 53 meetings, where 489 decisions have been taken and 119 draft laws have been approved.

“The nine-month work of this government should be evaluated with its priorities listed in the Government program. These priorities are two, pandemic management and continues to be the economic revival. In the priority of pandemic management, I estimate that the Government of Kosovo has done an extraordinary job in its management due to the fact that Kosovo today has the lowest number of new cases, the lowest number of deaths, especially compared to the region. At the same time it has the highest vaccination rate. […] Regarding the economic revival, it is evident that Kosovo is marking an unprecedented economic growth. A double-digit increase which is being followed by an increase in exports, an increase in customs revenues and collected by TAK “, he says.

The deputy of the largest opposition party, Ferat Shala, has completely different views on the work of the executive. PDK MP raises doubts about the managerial incompetence of the executive.

“In reality, there is no fulfillment of any promise he has given, whether in a party line or a political official as a government. We do not have fulfillment of legislative projects either, that is, neither in the legislative and executive program. We have a bad situation, add to this other influential factors that have aggravated the country, such as the global energy crisis and the pandemic. “We are really concerned about the level of irresponsibility and managerial unpreparedness that this government has,” said Shala.

Criticism for the lack of decision-making, regarding major topics such as dialogue and visa liberalization, the Government spokesman says that the same do not depend on the executive.

However, according to him, they have proved through the rule of law that they deserve the removal of the visa regime and have shown the right position in terms of dialogue.

“Big issues like visa liberalization are not all in government decision-making, but what depends on the government is to prove that it is serious in fighting crime and corruption. At the same time prove its political will in the reform of the justice system. In this case, he has proved this through the advancement of the current legal framework and already the voting of the concept paper for the vetting process. […] Dialogue is one of those processes that does not all depend on the commitment and will of the government. “The government has shown the readiness, but also the serious treatment they gave to this topic, being firm and clear in its positions”, he adds.

Whereas, Erblin Hoxha from Lëvizja FOL says for KosovaPress that the executive in the first year had a lack of consolidation and functioning of the government.

“We have seen that the Government has taken extremely numerous decisions in their meetings, they are not necessarily related to the work plan, as there are issues that arise immediately. In that respect and if we look at the numbers, it turns out that there is an extremely large number of decisions, but which do not have a qualitative background on what was the impact of those decisions, but in quantity there was an extremely large number of decisions. that have been taken by the government in these ten months. […] The first 6-7 months of government are also characterized by health security issues. We still have a time when the pandemic dominates the policy of the government, but also of the relevant ministries. In this case we have seen that the government has taken an extremely large number of decisions in this regard. As for the general dynamics, we must understand that it is a new government and so far we are still talking in some positions have not yet been met and there is a need for new staff. “This shows us that it is not a complete consolidation of the government, where we have our criticisms on the non-functioning of the government within this period”, he says.

The Kurti government was formed on March 22, 2021, after the parliamentary elections of the same year.

Hundreds of citizens for the change of years have chosen the square of the capital to celebrate, but they were not allowed by Kosovo Police officials, due to the protection of citizens from Covid-19.

Citizens, meanwhile, expect a better year in 2022, hoping to get rid of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gani Ibishi tells KosovaPress that from this year they expect more employments, but also talks about the action of the police.

“From 2022 we expect the best to come, this Corona to leave us, to be happier, cheaper, bigger employments. The year 2021 what I remember, we think, isolated, we expect to be better… It is not good but they have the order from the leadership, we are looking to protect us for our own good “. he says.

Another citizen from Mitrovica who lives in Germany, Arsim Musliu has come to Kosovo for the holidays, shows that the city where he lives and works is isolated due to the pandemic.

“All the better, I hope only the virus is removed from us faster. I came from Mitrovica, I came from Germany for 4 days with my family… We in Germany have been a total blockade, and now we are a blockade and here it is much better in the family. “The police are not to blame either, they are doing their job, they have it for the good of the people”, he adds.

Ejup Salihu expresses happiness for the Albanian people, but the latter has a request for the citizens to more support the government of Prime Minister Albin Kurti, because according to him, it is the first government that has given them hope.

“First of all, I wish you good health, well-being for all humanity and the Albanian people in all lands, achievements and success and the political scene, I wished them to refrain from issues of political gain and I wish the Albanian people in Kosovo to supports the Kurti government because it is the first government that has given us hope so far and we must give it time so that the problems and failures that have followed us for 20 years to give it time, have patience and faith that a man like Albin Kurti, the very honorable president Vjosa Osmani, and then the speaker of the assembly, is a trio that Kosovo can say that it has not had for years. I think this is a good and appropriate step because even large crowds can be a danger to the people but I think they act to protect the people because you should know we have had cases of injuries but there are also people who do not want us to they are good and they can infiltrate and I think that the only goal is and I do not think it is a bad action “, Salihu emphasized for KosovaPress.

Otherwise, the Municipality of Prishtina on New Year’s Eve has canceled all activities organized in “Wait in the Square” due to the protection of citizens from the new version of Covid-19.

The President of the country, Vjosa Osmani, in her address for the end of the year said that the year we are leaving behind is characterized by great global and domestic challenges, but I remain hopeful for the future as a country and as a people, expressing my conviction that the days the best are ahead.

President Osmani stated that the citizens of Kosovo deserve good governance and that the institutions are working to ensure representation with integrity both inside and outside the country.

“At the beginning of this year, our citizens voted for a significant change. Of course, your expectations are high because you deserve good governance that works in your best interest. Despite the many challenges that countries around the world have faced, I want to assure you that the institutions of our country are working day and night to represent you with integrity, at home or abroad. But, above all, I want to tell you that we are working hard to ensure a better and more dignified life for everyone throughout the country “, said Osmani.

After thanking the citizens for their contribution to a better country, Osmani called for unity, saying that we are too little to be divided and that despite the differences we may have, we are united by the goal of a more prosperous Kosovo.

“In times of difficulty, we must try to look beyond ourselves and start acting as united as possible because we are too small to be divided. Whether at home or at work, whether fighting the pandemic or protecting the environment, in times like these, we must work hard to cultivate and embrace a sense of unity. This is because we may have political differences or worldview differences, but I strongly believe that we all have the same final goal: to see Kosovo as a prosperous and prosperous country where everyone feels proud, considering it the home of tire. “I have no doubt that if we work together, we can achieve this, but even more than that”, declared Osmani.

In the end, Osmani wished with best wishes all the citizens of Kosovo.

The tests for the poisoning of some students from the village of Shale e Lipjanit, who were suspected of being poisoned at the beginning of November this year, turned out to be positive. This was announced by the police in the 24 hour report.

With the decision of the prosecutor the case is being investigated.

The students were suspected of being poisoned as a result of consuming food in a fast food.

“Fsh. Shale Lipjan 06.11.2021-09: 30. It is reported that on 06.11.2021 some high school and primary school students are suspected of being poisoned as a result of consuming food in a fast food. KVFA took samples and sent them for analysis. On 29.12.2021, analyzes and samples were obtained which turned out to be positive. “With the decision of the prosecutor, the case is being investigated”, it is said in the 24-hour report.

The Minister of Finance, Labor and Transfers, Hekuran Murati holds the year-end press conference. (Kosovo Government Building, P32-conference room, time 10:00)

The mayor of Vushtrri, Ferit Idrizi holds a press conference, where the presentation of the mayor’s cabinet will be made and the situation with which he took over the municipality of Vushtrri will be presented. (Time 11:00)

The President of FFK, Agim Ademi with football players of the National Team and the leaders of the Dardanians, will make a walk in the square of the capital, where they will distribute to the citizens a quantity of jerseys of the National Team of Kosovo. (Square ‘Zahir Pajaziti’, time 14:00)

In his New Year’s message, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for 2022 to be a year of recovery “for the people, the planet and prosperity”.

“Let us work together to recover our decision for 2022, to unite around solutions that can help all people, to move forward together with the hope of what our human family can achieve.” Guterres said in a message on the official UN website.

He stated that the world is looking forward to 2022 with hopes for the future that are being tested due to deepening poverty, increased inequality, unequal distribution of vaccines against COVID, unfulfilled climate obligations, as well as ongoing conflicts, divisions and misinformation. .

According to him, these are not only tests of politics, but also tests of morality and real life.

“These are the tests that all of humanity can pass if we commit to 2022 as a year of recovery for all,” said the top UN official.

Guterres explained in detail how recovery should be accomplished on each front.

According to him, the pandemic requires “a clear plan for vaccination of every person, anywhere in the world”, while for economic recovery it is necessary for the richest countries to support the developing world through “financing, investment and debt relief”.

Meanwhile, in order for the world to recover from disbelief and division, it is necessary, as he claims, to place a new emphasis on “science, facts and reason.”

At the same time, recovery from conflict requires “a renewed spirit of dialogue, compromise and reconciliation,” while the recovery of our planet requires “efforts to address climate change, which are commensurate with the scale and urgency of the crisis,” Guterres said. .

The Committee on Legislation reviews the annual performance plan for the Agency for Property Comparison and Verification for 2022. (Assembly of Kosovo, room N-302, time 09:00)

The Municipal Assembly of Podujeva continues the work of the meeting, which was interrupted after the second round for the election of the Speaker of the Assembly. (Meeting room of the Municipal Assembly of Podujeva, time 10:00)

Minister of Agriculture Faton Peci holds a press conference. (Ministry of Agriculture, time 11:00)

Minister of Education Arbërie Nagavci holds a press conference. (MASHTI, time 11:00)

The Minister of Justice, Albulena Haxhiu holds a press conference. (Hall of the Ministry of Justice, former Rilindja building, time 11:00)

The Chairman of the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council, Jetish Maloku, holds a press conference. (State Prosecutor, floor III, meeting room of the Prosecutorial Council, Prishtina, time 11:00)

The new premises of the Writers’ League of Kosovo are inaugurated. Glauk Konjufca, Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo participates. (Muhaxherëve neighborhood, “Kulla e zotnisë”, Prishtina, time 12:00)

Kosovo Chamber of Commerce organizes the year-end press conference, where it will present the work and activities carried out during this year, cooperation with institutions and priorities for 2022. (KBA Offices, Prishtina, time 13:00)

The Ministry of Justice organizes the ceremony of distributing the Bar Exam certificates for the candidates who have passed this exam. (Large amphitheater, former Rilindja building, time 14:00)

Minister of Industry Rozeta Hajdari holds a press conference. (Ministry of Industry, Hospital Neighborhood, time 14:00)

Divorce should be the last and most difficult decision that dissatisfied spouses make about their marriage.

There are some culprits who announce that the marriage will end and here are the 5 most common reasons for divorce.

1. Insufficient commitment

Almost three-quarters of respondents, more precisely 73% of couples, stated that the main culprit for the breakdown of their marriage was insufficient commitment to marriage as a community.

A large number of respondents, especially newly divorced, have admitted that today they regret not being upset about their partner or marriage.

2. Arguments

More than half (56%) mentioned this reason for divorce. Arguments that lead to divorce most often occur due to misunderstanding of the partner, disrespect or simply lack of inclination to consider the opposite opinion.

It is not just about daily shots for children, about money or family disputes, but also about serious things that have been deposited for years, so that sometimes they have to come to the surface.

3. Fraud

Although many think this may be the most important reason for divorce, infidelity is in third place and is mentioned by 55 percent of couples.

Experts warn that affairs, especially those that last more than one night, usually start as innocent friendships and companionship, namely emotional deception, which very often ends in physical.

4. Premature marriage

About 46 percent of couples admitted that age or immaturity is one of the reasons for the breakdown of their marriage. And statistics show that more than half of teenage marriages end during the first 15 years. The reason is the crazy, youthful passion, which with the appearance of the first problems and obstacles in life grows into dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction.

5. Inequality of spouses

44 percent of divorced respondents found that the main reason for divorce was inequality in marital union and most of them were women.

Unequal division of family obligations and responsibilities with disrespect for the wishes and needs of other people after some time leads to dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction.