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Top 10 Skills for New World of Work

There are many changes coming in the world of work, such as increased competition, the need for more education and certifications, and the trend to change careers 5-7 times in a lifetime. No matter what job or career path you decide to take, there are some basic skills that all employers look for. To succeed in the modern world of work, keep your skill set up- to- date. The following is a list of the top ten skills needed for the new world of work.

1. Communication

Communication is the ability to effectively communicate your thoughts and ideas in person, on paper, and over the telephone. It involves listening to others and being open to other viewpoints and opinions.

What communication skills can you develop?

2. Creativity

Creativity is the ability to think and act "out of the box." To be creative is to discover new and innovative ways of thinking and doing things.

How can you be more creative?

3. Technology

Understanding technology is the willingness to utilize computer systems, the latest software, etc.. Embracing technology means using the computer in your daily life and on the job.

What do you need to embrace technology?

4. Team Work

Team work is the ability to work effectively in a team situation. It is being able to utilize the right people to get the best results and being willing to lead and to follow.

What do you can you be counted on to bring to a team?

5. Flexibility

Flexibility is the ability to "go with the flow." To be flexible, you change on an as-needed basis, with the ability to "change hats" frequently.

How can you bend and stretch more?

6. Information Management

Managing information is the ability to know where to get needed information---to search, locate, and retrieve it. This may involve utilizing various resources, whether they be people, printed materials, or the vast world of technology.

Where do you need to go to get the information you need?

7. Self Management

Self management is the ability to manage oneself in personal and professional situations. When you manage yourself, you are able to respond appropriately to stressful situations.

How can you more effectively manage yourself?

8. Customer Care

To care for the customer is the ability to care about the needs and concerns of other people, especially those you serve. It is to "go the extra mile" for your customers or clients.

In what ways can you go "the extra mile" for others?

9. Character

To have character is to project a positive image by acting in a manner that reflects trust, confidence, honesty, and integrity.

What kind of character do you want to project?

10. Personal Development

To develop personally is the ability to continuously improve upon one's skill set. It is to be dedicated to lifelong learning.

How can you commit to lifelong learning?

It is never too early to develop these key skills. And,with practice and commitment, you will become the kind of worker employers are looking for.

About The Author

Michelle L. Casto is a Whole Life Coach, Speaker and author of Get Smart! About Modern Career Development: A Personal Guide to Creating Your Life's Work. www.getsmartseries.com and www.brightlightcoach.com

coach@getsmartseries.com


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