As an organizational communications major, it is even more important for me to recognize my communication strengths and weaknesses, as I go out into the world and I find a job, my career depends on my ability to communicate. . I don't have the option of hiding my strengths and weaknesses under the carpet, I have to recognize them and correct them, so I am as well equipped as possible. I consider myself a relatively decent communicator, I enjoy interacting with people and socializing, which is why I decided to become an organizational communications specialist in the first place. Throughout this COMM201 course, however, I learned that there is much more to communication than speaking and being able to carry on a conversation with someone. Communication goes much deeper in how it should be practiced. After