SOFT SKILLS
Soft skills are personal attributes that allow you to interact well with others. Many employers ask for soft skills on their job descriptions, so identifying and building these skills is a critical part of your professional toolkit! Best of all, all soft skills are transferable from job to job, industry to industry.
Examples of Soft Skills:
• Problem Solving
• Critical Thinking
• Written / Verbal Communication
• Leadership
• Collaboration
• Active Listening
• Coordination
• Social Perceptiveness
• Patience
• Empathy
• Motivation
• Independence
• Time Management
• Detail-Oriented
Soft Skill Workshops:
Workshops provide an excellent starting place for learning, honing, and expanding your soft skills.
Communication is one of the most important soft skills to master. Master the different types of professional communication to effectively work with faculty, staff, employers, and fellow students. Engage your workplace with professionalism and confidence. Learn how something as simple as a firm, memorable handshake can make a great first impression, and review etiquette best practices that create a positive, more productive workplace. You’ ll leave this workshop with practical skills that enhance your success quotient as a student, employee, and individual.
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