Personal SWOT
An adaptation of the classic SWOT framework for personal or professional development. Applied to an individual rather than an organisation: Strengths (what am I naturally good at?), Weaknesses (where do I hold myself back?), Opportunities (what external possibilities could I leverage?), Threats (what external factors could hinder me?). Powerful as a self-assessment before career conversations, development planning, or leadership transitions.
Come eseguirlo
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Distribute a SWOT template with four quadrants.
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Participants complete each quadrant individually and honestly (15 minutes).
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Strengths: specific skills, traits, and experiences that differentiate you.
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Weaknesses: honest gaps, limiting beliefs, or development areas.
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Opportunities: market trends, relationships, or circumstances you could leverage.
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Threats: competition, skill gaps becoming obsolete, personal patterns that risk derailment.
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Share in pairs: give and receive feedback on blind spots.
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Identify 1–2 strategic priorities based on the analysis.
Suggerimenti
Encourage specificity — 'good communicator' is too vague.
The Weaknesses quadrant is where people pull their punches most.
Consider asking trusted colleagues to fill in a SWOT about you and compare it with your self-assessment.
Variazioni
Run a 'Personal SWOT Speed Round' in pairs — each person completes the other's SWOT based on what they know, then compare. Use as a 360-feedback discussion starter.
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