This report is a reflection on learning, focusing on the development of essential management skills. The student utilizes the Gibbs reflective model to analyze their experiences and progress throughout a management module. The report details the skills learned, including communication, problem-solving, and teamwork, and how these skills were applied and developed. The student reflects on their initial challenges, feelings of frustration, and eventual satisfaction with their progress. The evaluation section highlights the relevance of the module topics and areas for improvement, while the analysis explores the student's strategies for enhancing their skills, such as increased concentration and collaborative activities. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of effective communication and critical thinking in management, including the application of the Belbin team roles model. Finally, the report outlines an action plan for continued skill development, aiming for personal and professional growth, and concludes with a summary of the skills required for effective business management and how the Toyota case study exemplifies these principles, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning and corporate social responsibility.