A Critical Reflection - 1016 Words

The critical reflection Secondly, one of the ways to find any solution to avoid the loss of at least 200000 jobs in Australia is with a critical reflection. The Gibbs model has provided an easy tool to analyse in simple steps a philosophical and practical cycle, to develop a strategic solution to solve and maintain enterprises in health. In comparison with the Stephenson critical reflection framework, Gibbs brings a rapid solution, being a pragmatic approach building the knowledge through past and present events. The tools, as well as, description, feelings, evaluation, analysis, conclusion and an action plan and again the Gibbs’cycle is repeated (Jasper, 2013) The Holden company and why not others companies, could have used this technic†¦show more content†¦Why? Other companies all over the world face crisis and then rise again. General Motors, have decided to close this branch, instead of maintain it. Does not General Motors aware that one of the countries with more development in the world is attracting population and new customers? Is the Holden factory closing forever? The Allen Consulting Group (ACG) have prepared a research in regards to this, and they conclude that the automotive manufacturing in Australia have lost the opportunity to export more or at least get in balance the competitors. Furthermore, the ACG explains that it is coming a new generation of cars, the ‘green time’, electrical cars, and the Australian Government are providing assistance in this program. However the research shows that the transition between petrol to electrical, could be gradual and nor to produce an automotive factory strake until the green cars will come.(AIG -2013) Evaluation: What was good and/or bad about the experience? The ‘good’ side of this experience could be the lack of need of economic assistance by the government. Australia is one of the last countries in provide assistance in the Automotive Industry. The savings are almost 7.1 billion with the closure of the car factories, and more than 200.000 jobs losen. (Bianca Barbaro, John Spoehr and NIEIR-2014). Source obtained from The Allen Consulting Group (ACG) (2013). However, the bad side represents a negative annual shock ofShow MoreRelatedCritical Reflection : Critical Self Reflection1614 Words   |  7 PagesThis reflective log is a critical self-reflection of the insight gained while developing and practicing my leadership skills in the workshops. In order to start the self-reflection it is important to define the framework to be used. 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