Identify either strengths or possible limitations of how that assessment was administered. Think of strengths or weaknesses such as ethical considerations, advantages, and disadvantages of qualitative versus quantitative data gathering, the measurement scale used, the timing, duration or repetition interval of assessments, the validity of what was being measured or the reliability of the results.

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• discuss both the attached readings according to the instructions under second assignment. please read the pdf “second assignment” thoroughly and follow the instructions which include the 2 readings attached as well. double spaced, 4 pages, citations, numbered pages.
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• How have you dealt with differences in your personal or professional relationships? In what ways will you contribute to the community and learning environment by embracing your authentic self while respecting others? How do you envision furthering your growth in inclusive leadership as an MBA student and as a business leader?
• Identify either strengths or possible limitations of how that assessment was administered. Think of strengths or weaknesses such as ethical considerations, advantages, and disadvantages of qualitative versus quantitative data gathering, the measurement scale used, the timing, duration or repetition interval of assessments, the validity of what was being measured or the reliability of the results.