Reflect on your Forage job simulations using Gibbs's Reflective Cycle on the chosenJob: Fidelity Investment for Talent Network Reflection is more than mere recording of observations. Keep a journal of your simulation experience. After completing various tasks, make sure that you reflect on the individual tasks, what you have learned from them, and the things that you are still struggling with. In your reflection, you are expected to write informally and in the first person. However, you should avoid the use of slang or colloquial language (e.g., bloke, stuff, mate). The notes you take while doing Forage job simulations must be added as an appendix to your self-reflection essay. Your reflective essay should include the following general aspects: Why did you choose the particular job simulations? What did you learn about the aspects of the job? Your skills? And the overall experience? What were the challenging and interesting aspects of the job simulations? How can you explain your skills and overall Forage Job Simulation experience from a career development theoretical perspective? What is your future career path based on your learning and experience with Forage Job Simulations? What are your career objectives? What might you do differently as a result