1. What are work survival skills?
the day-to-day skills that assist in promoting effective production and work satisfaction:
☆ Implementing decisions
☆ Cooperating
☆ Enforcing policies
☆ Being punctual
☆ Managing time
☆ Attending to detail
☆ Meeting goals
☆ Enlisting help
☆ Accepting responsibility
☆ Setting and meeting deadlines
☆ Organizing
☆ Making decisions
2. What are the organization, management and leadership skills?
The ability to supervise, direct and guide individuals and groups in the completion of tasks and fulfillment of goals:
☆ Initiating new ideas
☆ Handling details
☆ Coordinating tasks
☆ Managing groups
☆ Delegating responsibility
☆ Teaching
☆ Coaching
☆ Counseling
☆ Promoting change
☆ Selling ideas or products
☆ Decision making with others
☆ Managing conflict
3. What are human relations skills?
The use of interpersonal skills for resolving conflict, relating to and helping people.
☆ Developing rapport
☆ Being Sensitive
☆ Listening
☆ Conveying feelings
☆ Providing support for others
☆ Motivating
☆ Sharing credit
☆ Counseling
☆ Cooperating
☆ Delegating with respect
☆ Representing others
☆ Perceiving feelings, situations
☆ Asserting
4. Give me a list of some extra careers skill (listed by job)?
Maintenance and Janitorial, Makeup Artist, Management
Management Trainee, Marketing Automation Specialist/Manager
Market Research Analyst, Marketing, Massage Therapist
Mechanical Engineer, Medical Assistant, Medical Secretary
Meteorologist, Museum Curator, Naturopathic Physician
Nurse Practitioner, Nursing, Nursing Assistant
Occupational Therapist, Occupational Therapy Assistant
Office Assistant, Office Manager, Optician
Paralegal/Legal Assistant, Personal Assistant, Personal Trainer
Pharmaceutical Sales, Pharmacist, Pharmacy Technician
Phlebotomist, Photography, Physical Therapy Assistant
Physical Therapist, Physician, Physician Assistant
Pilot, Plumber, Product Manager, Project Manager
Public Health, Public Relations, Radiologic Technologist
Real Estate, Receptionist, Research Assistant
Respiratory Therapist, Retail, Retail Associate
Retail Buyer, Retail Manager, Retail Merchandiser
Retail Sales, Restaurant and Food Service, Restaurant Host/Hostess
Sales, Sales Associate, School Psychologist
Scrum Master, Server, Social Media, Social Work
Software Developer, Software Engineer, Software Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer, Software Sales Representative, Speech Pathologist
Surveyor, Teaching, Technical Support Engineer, Technical Writer
Television/Film Producer, Training Coordinator, Travel Agent / Coordinator
Truck Driver, Ultrasound Technician, Underwriter Skills List
Veterinary Technician, Waiter/Waitress, Web Design
Wedding/Special Events Planner, Writin
5. Give me a list of careers skill (listed by job)?
Accounting, Acupuncturist, Administrative/Secretarial
Advertising, Aircraft Mechanic, Android Developer
Architect, Art Curator, Auction House
Automotive, Banking, Barista
Bartender, Beautician, Biomedical Engineer
Bookkeeping, Brick Mason, Broadcaster
Business Analyst, Business Intelligence, Business Manager
Career Counselor, Carpentry, Cashier
Chef, Chiropractor, Civil Engineer
Clinical Laboratory Technician, Cloud Computing
College Admissions, Computer, Computer Programming
Computer Systems Analyst, Concierge, Construction
Counseling, Consulting, Customer Service
Database Administrator, Data Scientist, Dental Assistant
Dental Hygienist, Dentist, Dietician/Nutritionist
Editing, Electrician, EMT/Firefighter, Esthetician
Executive, Executive Assistant, Engineering
Fashion Design, Fashion Buyer, Fast Food
Finance, Financial Advisor/Planner, Flight Attendant
Front End Web Developer, Fundraiser, Graphic Design
Hair Stylist, Health/Medical Information Technician,
Healthcare/Hospital Administration, Home Health Aide
Hotel Front Desk/Guest Services Skills, Hotel and Resort Management
Human Resources, Information Security Analyst, Inside Sales
Insurance, Interior Design, Information Technology
Investment Banking Analyst, iOS Developer, IT Manager
IT Soft Skills, Journalist, Gardening, Landscaping,
Groundskeeping, Law Enforcement Skills, Legal Librarian
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Skills
6. Give me a list of careers skill (listed by type)?
Active Listening, Analytical Skills, Behavioral Skills
Business Skills, College Student / Graduate Skills Listed by Major
Computer Skills, Communication Skills , Communication Skills Creative Thinking, Critical Thinking, Customer Service Skills
Customer Service Skills, Decision Making, Entrepreneurial Skills
Financial Skills, General Skills, Hard Skills
Health Care Skills Listed by Job, High School Student Skills
Hospitality Industry Skills, Information Technology Skills
Interpersonal Skills, Leadership Skills, Leadership Skills
Management Skills, Negotiation Skills, Organizational Skills
Personal Skills, Problem Solving Skills, Research Skills
Social Media Skills, Soft Skills, Soft Skills
Soft Skills for Managers, Strengths, Teamwork Skills
Tech Skills Listed by Job, Technical Skills, Transferable Skills
Writing Skills
7. Explain the decision making process?
☆ Defining the problem, challenge or opportunity
☆ Generating an array of possible alternatives
☆ Evaluating the costs/benefits or pros and cons associated with each option
☆ Selecting an alternative
☆ Implementing the option chosen
☆ Assessing the impact of the decision and modifying the course of action as needed
8. What is Decision Making skill?
Decision making in the workplace is characterized by a careful examination of an array of options for accomplishing a task or project. Typically the costs in terms of staff time, materials consumed and other expenses are weighed against the potential benefits of each option prior to making a final decision.
Organizational culture and leadership style will determine the process for decision making. Some units will seek to form a consensus among staff members prior to making a significant decision. In other departments, decisions may be made from the top down by a manager.
9. Give me a list of skills that entrepreneurs needs?
If you're applying for a job where an entrepreneurial spirit is required, or if you are interested in starting your own business, here are some of the skills you need.
Analytical, Belief
Bravery, Confidence
Communication, Competitive
Compulsion to Succeed, Computer
Creative Thinking, Critical Thinking
Decision Making, Drive
Enthusiasm, Flexibility
Focus
10. Give me some examples of critical thinking skills?
☆ A triage nurse would use critical thinking skills to analyze the cases at hand and decide the order in which the patients should be treated.
☆ A plumber would use critical thinking skills to evaluate which materials would best suit a particular job.
☆ An attorney would review the evidence and use critical thinking to help devise a strategy to win a case or to decide whether to settle out of court.
☆ A job seeker would use critical thinking to analyze a vacancy and decide whether to apply for a job. Then they would evaluate which of their assets as a candidate should be emphasized in an interview for that job.
11. What are critical thinking skills?
Critical thinking is one of the most sought after qualities for job candidates. In fact, there were almost 50,000 job postings on Indeed when I searched recently by the keywords "critical thinking."
Employers listed this skill as a job qualification in a broad range of job postings including both professional and non-professional positions.
12. What are creative thinking skills?
Creativity involves addressing a situation, task, problem or challenge with innovative or divergent thinking. Creative thinkers go beyond routine and standard approaches to their responsibilities.
They devise new ways to carry out tasks, solve problems and meet challenges. Creative thinkers bring a fresh and sometimes unorthodox perspective to their work. They think "outside the box" and can help departments and organizations to move in more productive directions.
13. What is decision making skills?
Decision making in the workplace is characterized by a careful examination of an array of options for accomplishing a task or project. Typically the costs in terms of staff time, materials consumed and other expenses are weighed against the potential benefits of each option prior to making a final decision.
14. Give me top 10 communication skills?
☆ Listening
☆ Nonverbal Communication
☆ Clarity and Concision
☆ Friendliness
☆ Confidence
☆ Empathy
☆ Open-mindedness
☆ Respect
☆ Feedback
☆ Picking the Right Medium
15. What is communication skills?
The ability to communicate effectively with superiors, colleagues, and staff is essential, no matter what industry you work in. Workers in the digital age must know how to effectively convey and receive messages in person as well as via phone, email, and social media.
16. Give the computer skills list?
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Analytics
Android, APIs, Art Design, AutoCAD,
Backup Management, C, C++, Certifications
Client Server, Client Support, Configuration, Content Management Systems
Corel Draw, Corel Word Perfect, CSS, Data Analytics
Desktop Publishing, Design, Diagnostics, Documentation
End User Support, Email, Engineering, Excel
FileMaker Pro, Fortran, Graphic Design, Hardware
Help Desk, HTML, Implementation, Installation
Internet, iOS, iPhone, Linux
Java, Javascript, Mac, Matlab
Maya, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Visual, Mobile
MySQL, Networks, Open Source Software, Oracle
Perl, PHP, Presentations, Processing
Programming, PT Modeler, Python, Quick Books Pro
Ruby, Shade, Software, Spreadsheet
SQL, Support, Systems Administration, Troubleshooting, Unix
Web Page Design, Windows, Word Processing, XML
XHTML
17. Give the behavioral skills list?
☆ Accountability
☆ Accurate Listening
☆ Analytical Thinking
☆ Answering a Complaint
☆ Apologizing
☆ Arranging Problems by Importance
☆ Assertiveness
☆ Asking for Help
☆ Asking Permission
☆ Asking Questions
☆ Attention to Detail
☆ Avoiding Trouble with Others
☆ Being a Good Sport
☆ Commitment
☆ Communication
☆ Concentration
☆ Conceptual Thinking
☆ Conversing
☆ Convincing
☆ Creative Thinking
☆ Creativity
☆ Customer Focus
☆ Dealing with Emotions
☆ Delegation
☆ Diplomacy
☆ Decision Making
18. What are behavioral skills?
Behavioral skills are the skills you use to successfully interact with others in the workplace. They are competencies employees need to be successful in a job and/or in an organization.
19. Give the analytical extra skills list?
☆ Investigating
☆ Judgment
☆ Logical Thinking
☆ Metrics
☆ Organizing
☆ Planning
☆ Prioritization
☆ Problem Solving
☆ Qualitative Analysis
☆ Quantitative Analysis
☆ Reasoning
☆ Recording Facts
☆ Research
☆ Reporting
☆ Resolution
☆ Surveying
☆ SWOT
☆ Synthesizing
☆ Taking Inventory
☆ Troubleshooting
20. Give the analytical skills List?
☆ Analyzing
☆ Auditing
☆ Budgeting
☆ Calculating
☆ Computing
☆ Checking for Accuracy
☆ Classifying
☆ Collect Information
☆ Comparing
☆ Compiling
☆ Cost Analysis
☆ Counting
☆ Critical Thinking
☆ Data Analysis
☆ Data Collection
☆ Decision Making
☆ Diagnosis
☆ Evaluating
☆ Examining
☆ Financial Management
☆ Financial Analysis
☆ Financial Recording
21. What are analytical skills?
Analytical skills include the ability to collect and analyze information, problem solve, and make decisions. These skills are required by employers for many different types of jobs.
22. Tell me the examples of active listening statements?
☆ So, you are saying that the uncertainty about who will be your new supervisor is creating stress for you.
☆ I am eager to help you; I know you are going through some tough challenges.
☆ I understand that you would like more frequent feedback about your performance.
☆ Tell me what I can do to help.
☆ I can see that the current situation is intolerable for you. What changes would you like to see?
☆ I was also very conflicted about returning to work after the birth of my son.
☆ I can see that John's criticism was very upsetting to you. Which aspect of his critique was most disturbing?
☆ Tell me more about your proposal to reorganize the department.
☆ So, you think that we need to build up our social media marketing efforts.
23. Tell me the examples of active listening techniques?
Active listening techniques include:
☆ Building trust and establishing rapport.
☆ Demonstrating concern.
☆ Paraphrasing to show understanding.
☆ Non-verbal cues which show understanding such as nodding, eye contact and leaning forward.
☆ Brief verbal affirmations like I see, I know, sure, or I understand.
☆ Asking open-ended questions.
☆ Asking specific questions to seek clarification.
☆ Waiting to disclose your opinion.
☆ Disclosing similar experiences to show understanding.
24. Explain active listening skills definition?
Active listening is the process by which an individual secures information from another individual or group. The active element involves taking steps to draw out information that might not otherwise be shared.
25. What is resume skills section?
The skills section of your resume includes your abilities that are related to the jobs you are applying for. Include skills that are relevant to the position/career field that you are interested in, i.e. computer skills, software skills and/or language skills.
For example, if you are applying for an administrative position, include Microsoft Office and other software programs you can use in your skills section. If you are a computer programmer, list the programming languages, software, and platforms you have experience with in your resume skills section.
Your mindset is your attitude; it shapes how you understand and respond to situations. While it is important to have the necessary skill sets for a job, more and more employers are focusing on hiring employees with a specific mindset. For example, many employers look for candidates who are determined, dependable, innovative, and collaborative.
27. How to customize your resume skills?
Customize the skills section of your resume to match, as much as you can, the requirements listed in the job posting. The closer a match your skills are to the job requirements, the better your chances of being selected for an interview. Here are tips for writing your resume skills section.
28. How to match your carrer skills to a job description?
When you're applying for jobs, the best way to get selected for an interview is to match your qualifications to the job when you write cover letters and to include those skills in your job applications.
29. Can you please explain the difference between job specific skills transferable skills?
Job specific skills can be contrasted with transferable skills like communication, organization, presentation, teamwork, planning, supervisory and time management which are required in a broad array of jobs. Certain transferable skills will be valued more highly for some occupations than others.
For example, consultants need strong presentation skills and lawyers need solid research skills. However, these transferable skills shouldn't be confused with job specific skills since they represent general areas of ability valued in a wide cross section of jobs.
30. What are job specific skills examples?
For example, a CPA needs to have auditing skills, teachers need lesson planning skills, architects need CAD (computer aided design) skills, construction workers need to know how to use a variety of tools and hair stylists must know hair coloring techniques.
31. Can you please explain the difference between hard skills and soft skills?
Examples of hard skills include:
☆ Proficiency in a foreign language
☆ A degree or certificate
☆ Typing speed
☆ Machine operation
☆ Computer programming
Examples of soft skills include:
☆ Teamwork
☆ Communication
☆ Flexibility
☆ Patience
☆ Time management
☆ Motivation
32. What skills employers look for?
While certain hard skills are necessary for any position, employers are looking increasingly for job applicants with particular soft skills. This is because, while it is easy for an employer to train a new employee in a particular hard skill (such as how to use a certain computer program), it is much more difficult to train an employee in a soft skill (such as patience).
33. What is Community Skillsharing?
Since skill sharing is a relatively new phenomenon, there aren't yet skill sharing groups in every part of the country. But, some major cities are organizing skill sharing exchanges.
34. How much does it cost to skill sharing?
Skill sharing compensation depends entirely on the terms of agreement between two individuals or groups.Through a formal skill share website, you might pay a fixed price for a set of online lessons or personalized coaching.
On the other hand, through a community skill share forum, you might agree to a one-for-one skill swap; for example, you'd exchange a guitar lesson for an introduction to mobile app coding.
According to its online definition, skill sharing is when people share skills, which does not need any kind of institution and can happen in various ways.
For example, if you are a freelance graphic designer who wants to learn social media marketing, you might agree to exchange design lessons for a tutorial in online marketing strategy.
