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avanturin [10]
3 years ago
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Terrance is very skilled in biological research and the scientific principles guiding his work. He is also punctual, well-organi

zed, and has held several leadership positions on campus. However, Terrance finds that when he goes to networking events, job interviews, or has to work on group projects he tends to be quiet, anxious about interacting with others, and disengaged from making small talk with others. Based on this scenario, Terrance may need to concentrate on developing his _____ skills.
Business
1 answer:
Veronika [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

<em>Transferable skills</em>

Explanation:

Transferable skills <em>include all abilities that you may have, that are helpful to companies throughout different employment and sectors. </em>

They may involve abilities that companies pursue in powerful applicants such as versatility, organisation, sportsmanship or other characteristics.

These skills can be used when searching for a new job to place your previous experience, especially if it's in another sector.

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18 years

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r= 6.7%

From

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