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4 years ago

-Organizational skills

Business

2 answers:

Kobotan [32]4 years ago

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Organizational skills, Ability to prioritize tasks, flexibility, written communication skills and Self discipline.

self-discipline is skill which is necessary as behavior while serving in an organisation doing business is a must. Selling a product to customer requires 5 times the value of sales for 1 customer. If you are rude business loose its brand value.

Explanation:

Business is run by investments and profit.
Customer is the king you cannot be rude.
Corporate organization works with business ethics. Clients visit ....
It is mandatory to be self-Discipline.
Whether on a call or in a meeting to prove a point words have to be...
In a calm momentum, If you dis-agree to a statement politeness is ...
At most important, Never judge any interview with your mindset.
loose money you gain it but if you loose your character it lost forever.
Organization, People come from different society backgrounds.
Self-discipline is conciseness that lets you tell yourself,act calm be honest.
Self-discipline lets you grow faster and you get smarter.

svet-max [94.6K]4 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is "B" you guys

Explanation:

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