General skills used in the workplace

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General skills used in the workplace Soft skills General skills used in the workplace

What skills do you have? Decision making Strong work ethic Look at the following list of soft skills. Choose those skills that you are sure you have developed and list them on your note sheet. Decision making Strong work ethic Collaboration Flexibility Communication Persistence Time Management Resourcefulness Organization Problem solving

What are soft skills? General skills that make you a desirable employee Definition: Soft skills are the personal traits and attitudes that allow you to succeed in the workplace, college, and life. These are the skills that enable you to work with others, complete tasks, and be a good employee!

What are soft skills? Communication In writing In person Includes active listening Work ethic Time management Loyalty Respect Punctuality/Reliability Integrity

What are soft skills? Positive attitude Learning how to interact with others Showing positivity toward tasks No drama, complaining, negativity Professionalism Constructive feedback and criticism Respect for others and job Dependability Appearance and hygiene

What are soft skills? Group collaboration Teamwork Helping others Conflict resolution Leadership Learning Adaptability Training Development

What other skills do we need? Hard skills – the specific technical skills needed for a certain job Diagnose a car problem Make a latte with a machine Reconcile bank accounts What skills do you use in your specific job? Transferable skills – the skills you develop to complete specific tasks Read graphs and interpret data Write professional documents Troubleshoot computer programs Measure project materials Budget money and handle cash Inventory supplies How are these different than hard skills?

References http://www.connectionsacademy.com/blog/posts/2014-12-01/Why-Developing- Soft-Skills-during-High-School-Matters.aspx