In Chapter 5, read Case Study 2 - Preparing a Career Development Plan and answer the questions in that case (pg. 209). Avoid merely relying on the information in the Case to answer the questions. Be sure to incorporate information from the chapter, and other sources as appropriate, to answer the Case questions, and site your sources where required. Your answers should be well prepared, follow proper writing and grammar rules and be comprehensive. Include examples, stats, etc. where appropriate. Be sure to support your positions with sound facts and examples. Use APA format for in-text citations and citing sources. [A full References page is not required; you may include your sources at the end of your Case - this will not count toward your page count]. As a guide, your submission should be approximately 1 22 - 2 pages in length. Case Study 2 Preparing a Career Development Plan Mike Scott was a high school graduate who worked as a receptionist at the headquarters of a large corpo ration. Scott did not have any particular plan for ca- reer development; nevertheless, he wanted very much to improve his economic position. Recognizing his educational limitations, he began taking accounting courses on a random basis in an evening adult educa- tion program. Scott also took advantage of the corporation's job bidding system by applying for openings that were posted, even though in many instances he did not meet the specifications listed for them. After being rejected several times, he became discouraged. His depressed spirits were observed by Sonya Munoz, one of the department managers in the corporation. Mu- noz invited Scott to come to her office for a talk about the problems he was having Scott took full advantage of this opportunity to express his frustrations and disappointments. As he unburdened herself, it became apparent to Munoz that during interviews he repeatedly apologized for having "only a high school education" an attitude that had probably made it difficult for the interviewers to select him over other candidates who were more positive about their backgrounds and skills. Munoz suggested that Scott might try taking a more positive approach during interviews. For example, he could stress his self-improvement efforts at night school and the fact that he was a dependable and cooperative person who was willing to work hard to succeed in the job for which he was applying Following Munoz's advice, Scott applied for a position as an invoice clerk, a job for which she felt he was qualified. He made a very forceful and posi- tive presentation during his interview, stressing the favorable qualities he possessed. As a result of this ap- proach, he got the job. While the pay for an invoice clerk was not much more than that for a receptionist, the position did offer an avenue for possible advance- ment into the accounting field, in which the account- ing courses he was taking would be of value. Questions 1. What are some of the possible reasons Scott did not seek or receive advice from his immediate supervisor? 2. After reviewing the chapter, suggest all possible ways that Scott can prepare himself for career advancement