Teamwork
All professionals have to work in some sort of a
group, whether they are working on team projects or
trying to help a company achieve its mission.
As a professional, you must possess the interpersonal
skills required to get along with others.
You need to be able to share responsibility with
others, communicate effectively, and achieve a
common goal.
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Critical thinking
Critical thinking refers to your ability
to understand, analyze, and interpret
information and draw conclusions.
In any job, an employee will have to
assess situations and solve problems.
Employees need to think logically
and make sensible judgments.
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Leadership
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Whether you’re working on a team or in a management
position, being able to leads an essential skill for a
professional.
Some of the skills that show your leadership abilities
include: accountability, goal setting, decision making,
management, etc.
Communication
• Professionals need to be able to
craft clearly written, concise emails,
using the appropriate format and
tone for colleagues and employers
alike.
• Other communication skills include:
Advocating for yourself and your
causes, Asking for help or advice,
Brainstorming, small talk, etc.
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Public speaking
Almost every job requires some public speaking. While you might not be giving
long presentations regularly.
You will likely need to speak up during meetings, provide information to your
colleagues, and/or speak to a group in some small way.
Professionals need to be capable of speaking to others clearly and presenting
information effectively.
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Time management
As a professional, you will be tasked with completing a
variety of tasks. You’ll have to draw upon organizational
skills to budget your time so that you complete each task
by a given deadline without feeling overwhelmed.
Employees who show up on time are often perceived to be
more hardworking by their employers.
You can therefore boost your professional reputation by
showing up to work and meetings a few minutes early.
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Interpersonal skills
Interpersonal skills are the soft skills that enable employees to work well with
other workers, managers, clients, customers, vendors, and other people they
interact within the workplace.
These skills and professional attributes are also important for successful
professional networking, and for managing your own career growth.
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Problem solving skills
Problem-solving skills are qualities that help you determine
the source of a problem and quickly find an effective
solution.
Related problem-solving skills: Attention to detail,
Collaboration, Communication, Patience, Research, etc.
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Flexibility
• Most jobs require a degree of flexibility, and
the ability to be willing to change. important
to be able to understand different
perspectives, and to adjust your workflow and
contributions to the company as change
arises.
• Here are some of the skills that will enable you
to show employers that you have the flexibility
required for success on the job:
1. able to change your mind,
2. adaptability,
3. analysis,
4. anger
5. management,
6. patience,
7. perceptiveness and problem solving.
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