“Kensington Auto Parts: Business Story” gap in practice: Developing Emerging Lea

“Kensington Auto Parts: Business Story”
gap in practice: Developing Emerging Leaders
Within your selected business story, choose from the three linked pairs of problems and gaps in practice labeled for this assessment, which relate to the assessment topics. A problem is something that is adversely affecting the business and must be fixed, and its related gap in practice is the cause of the problem.
Write a 4–5 page analysis in which you:
State the specific business problem. Then state the gap in practice that is causing your identified problem to occur.
Explain why the gap in practice you identified properly aligns with the selected specific problem. Why is this the right gap instead of another? (If your research leads you to a conclusion about the gap other than the one paired with your problem in the business story, you can provide the rationale for a different gap.)
After researching the gap in practice, discuss how examples of current practitioner literature (at least two articles) provide evidence that your chosen gap in practice is the source of the problem. Then add these sources to your Capstone Literature Matrix [XLSX] Download Capstone Literature Matrix [XLSX], fully completing the matrix categories.
Based on the topic of your problem and gap, identify a project of interest addressing a need (versus a want) that you might observe in your workplace.
Describe why removing your personal biases in the topic and project discovery process is important to identify a need versus a want.
Reflect on your experience with this assessment and share what you learned.