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Skills Job Seekers Should Offer

- Written/Oral Communication


- Critical thinking/ Analytical Reasoning


- Ability to analyze and solve complex problems


- Ethical dicision making


- Teamwork skills


- Innovation and Creativity


- Ability to locate and evaluate information


- Understanding of statistics

Barriers blocking the flow of communication in organizations

- long lines of communication


- turf wars


- ego involvement


- lack of communication skills


- lack of trust betwen management and employees


- fear of reprisal for honest communication

The context of ethical decision making

Start from low to high


1. Individual


2. Family and loved ones


3. Workplace organization


4. Community


5. Society

Why form teams

- Better decision


- Faster response


- Greater buy-in


- Improved employee morale


- Increased productivity

Four phases of team development

In order


1. Forming


2. Storming


3. Norming


4. Performing

Define T.E.A.M
Together.Everyone.Achieves.More
Defining Successful Teams

- Stay small and embrace diversity


- Agree on purpose


- Confront conflict


- Communicate Effectively


- Share leadership

Meeting purpose and Number of participants

- Intensive problem solving (5 or fewer people)


- Problem Identification (10 or fewer people)


- Information, reviews and presentations


(30 or fewer people)


- Motivational and virtual (Unlimited)

To get the most out of meetings

- Arrive Early


- Come Prepared


- Have a positive attitude


- Wait for others to finish


- Give credit to others

Keys to building powerful listening skills

- Become actively involved


- Seperate facts from opinion


- Identify important facts


- Avoid interrupting


- Take notes to ensure retention

Forms of nonverbal communication

- Eye Contact


- Posture and gestures


- Facial Expressions


- Space


- Territory

Characteristics of culture

- Culture is learned


- Cultures are inherently logical


- Culture is the basis of self identity and community


- Culture combines visible and invisible


- Culture is dynamic

Enhancing Oral communication

- Observe eye messages


- Accept Blame


- listen without interruptin


- Smile when appropriate

Improve Written Communication
- Use short sentences and short paragraphs- Strive for clarity- Use correct grammar- Observe titles and rank