Problem
This was originally intended as a journal entry for the week covering Psychology of the Workplace. Keeping that in mind, read through the below scenario, then write a "journal" entry in a Word document.
Scenario:
You have been hired by a nation-wide design firm and have been working remotely for over a year. Employees work remotely from nearly every state in the US. Even your interview for hiring was done remotely by phone call, so you have only met with your boss and a couple of colleagues via phone conference.
After all this time, your company decides to get everyone together for some team building. So, at company expense, they fly all employees to the home office and hold a retreat weekend. Everything is covered from food to private hotel rooms--the works. Obviously the company is doing well and has a sizable budget. You decide you want to make this a long-term career and hope there is room for you to "climb the ladder" with promotions and recognition. You have the opportunity to make a lasting impression on your boss and others this weekend.
While there, you discover that someone else has been claiming to be you for the past year, and has taken credit for all the hard work you've been doing. No one has ever met either of you, and the other person also has identification with your name on it.
• What will you do to prove to your boss that YOU are the one and only you?
• Write a plan of action for yourself in your journal.
The response should include a reference list. One-inch margins, Using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, double-space and APA style of writing and citations.