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    The document outlines 12 important career skills that employers look for: 1) Communication skills, 2) Teamwork, 3) Analytical and problem-solving skills, 4) Personal management skills, 5) Interpersonal effectiveness, 6) Computer/technical literacy, 7) Leadership/management skills, 8) Learning skills, 9) Initiative in the workplace, 10) Strong work values, 11) Adaptability, and 12) Being tech savvy. Employers want candidates who can listen, speak, and write clearly, work well in groups, identify and solve problems, manage tasks and priorities, build relationships, use basic computer programs, show leadership potential, continuously learn and grow, take initiative, have integrity, adapt to changes

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    The document outlines 12 important career skills that employers look for: 1) Communication skills, 2) Teamwork, 3) Analytical and problem-solving skills, 4) Personal management skills, 5) Interpersonal effectiveness, 6) Computer/technical literacy, 7) Leadership/management skills, 8) Learning skills, 9) Initiative in the workplace, 10) Strong work values, 11) Adaptability, and 12) Being tech savvy. Employers want candidates who can listen, speak, and write clearly, work well in groups, identify and solve problems, manage tasks and priorities, build relationships, use basic computer programs, show leadership potential, continuously learn and grow, take initiative, have integrity, adapt to changes

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    The document outlines 12 important career skills that employers look for: 1) Communication skills, 2) Teamwork, 3) Analytical and problem-solving skills, 4) Personal management skills, 5) Interpersonal effectiveness, 6) Computer/technical literacy, 7) Leadership/management skills, 8) Learning skills, 9) Initiative in the workplace, 10) Strong work values, 11) Adaptability, and 12) Being tech savvy. Employers want candidates who can listen, speak, and write clearly, work well in groups, identify and solve problems, manage tasks and priorities, build relationships, use basic computer programs, show leadership potential, continuously learn and grow, take initiative, have integrity, adapt to changes

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    Career Skills

    Uploaded by

    Kumar
    The document outlines 12 important career skills that employers look for: 1) Communication skills, 2) Teamwork, 3) Analytical and problem-solving skills, 4) Personal management skills, 5) Interpersonal effectiveness, 6) Computer/technical literacy, 7) Leadership/management skills, 8) Learning skills, 9) Initiative in the workplace, 10) Strong work values, 11) Adaptability, and 12) Being tech savvy. Employers want candidates who can listen, speak, and write clearly, work well in groups, identify and solve problems, manage tasks and priorities, build relationships, use basic computer programs, show leadership potential, continuously learn and grow, take initiative, have integrity, adapt to changes

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    Career Skills

    1. Communication skills

    Listening, speaking and


    writing. Employers want
    people who can accurately
    interpret what others are
    saying and organize and
    express their thoughts clearly.
    2. Teamwork
    In today’s work
    environment, many jobs
    involve working in one or
    more groups. Employers
    want someone who can
    bring out the best in others.
    3. Analytical and problem-solving skills
    Employers want people
    who can use creativity,
    reasoning and past
    experiences to identify
    and solve problems
    effectively.
    4. Personal management skills

    The ability to plan and


    manage multiple
    assignments and tasks,
    set priorities and adapt
    to changing conditions
    and work assignments.
    5. Interpersonal effectiveness

    Employers usually note


    whether an employee
    can relate to co-workers
    and build relationships
    with others in the
    organization.
    6. Computer/technical literacy

    Although employers
    expect to provide
    training on job-specific
    software, they also
    expect employees to be
    proficient with basic
    computer skills.
    7. Leadership/management skills
    The ability to take
    charge and manage
    your co-workers, if
    required, is a
    welcome trait. Most
    employers look for
    signs of leadership
    qualities.
    8. Learning skills

    Jobs are constantly


    changing and evolving, and
    employers want people who
    can grow and learn as
    changes come.
    9. Initiative in the workplace
    One way to show initiative at work is
    to invest time and energy into
    performing current job tasks
    extremely well. Employers value
    workers who show dedication to
    their job by doing things such as
    working extra hours to ensure a task
    is completed on schedule.
    10. Strong work values
    Dependability, honesty,
    selfconfidence and a
    positive attitude are prized
    qualities in any
    profession. Employers
    look for personal integrity.
    11. Adaptability
    Adaptability is a critical
    quality that employers seek
    in early 21st-century
    employees. With rapid
    changes in technology,
    diversity and society,
    companies need employees
    who are open to new ideas,
    flexible enough to work
    through challenging issues,
    and generally able to cope
    when things don't go as
    planned. Demonstrating
    adaptability through actions
    can gain you favor with co-
    workers and supervisors.
    12. Tech Savvy
    Computers and technology are
    everywhere in the workplace.
    Employers expect their
    employees to know their way
    around the technology used in
    business. This includes not
    only basic computer skills, but
    expertise with basic computer
    operating systems, word
    processing and spreadsheet
    programs, printers, copiers,
    smartphones, faxes and other
    office equipment.
    Thank you..

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