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7 Ways to Be Job and Work Skills Smart

  • Writer: WDB83
    WDB83
  • Aug 4, 2015
  • 1 min read

Work is labor for pay. Employers hire you to perform skills. To maximize your power and value in the workplace, it is vital that you,

  • Know what skills are;

  • Know the different types of skills;

  • Make your list of skills,

  • Identify your Motivated Skills, Dependable Strengths,

  • Identify the skills employers want,

  • Effectively communicate your skills to employers, and

  • Strengthen and learn new work skills.

These practical steps will help you in getting a good job, writing a resume, interviewing well, and finding careers that use similar skills. It may also open up self-employment ideas and make working for yourself a viable option.

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