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bogdanovich [222]
3 years ago
10

Many people have argued that the skills needed to be successful in today's workforce have changed. What skills do you feel an in

dividual needs to be successful in a job today? Why do you feel these skills are most important?
Business
1 answer:
Ahat [919]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

the skills of:

1) Basic Technology

2) Communication

3) Problem Solving

4) Collaboration

5) Adaptability

6) Multitasking

7) Social Media

Explanation:

Successful employees have common and detailed career goals and plans. Those who do not, however, prefer to flow in their work lives. The person with goals has a strong internal motivation. They are not discouraged when they fail. It is difficult to separate these people from their work and distract them. A person with goals is already motivated for development. Most importantly, an employee with clear goals often has a clearly defined career and development plan, and he already knows what tools, skills and qualifications will help him in that sequence. A person without goals is like a piece of water moving in the direction of sea waves and winds. Wherever the wind blows or where the waves drive, they will go there.

We could say that five general skills that workers say are most important when it comes to getting hired and being successful in the workplace:

Ability and willingness to learn new skills

Critical thinking and problem solving  

Collaboration and team work  

Interpersonal communication

Ability to analyze and synthesize information.

More specifically, we can list the most important ones nowadays, the skills of:

1) Basic Technology

2) Communication

3) Problem Solving

4) Collaboration

5) Adaptability

6) Multitasking

7) Social Media

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