Listening-
Definition - " to give attention with the ear; attend closely for the purpose of hearing; give ear." (Listening, n.d.)
Example - I am from Washington State and in Seattle, Washington there is a street market called Pike 's Place. Inside Pike 's Place, right up front is a fish market where the employee 's behind the counter will throw large fish at the employee standing outside the display case to interact with the visiting public, sometimes to just throw back and forth, but other times to place on the ice bar where visitor 's can view and purchase the fish. This job requires listening, not only to hear what the guys (employee 's) on the floor are saying and then doing, but because it is a tourist attraction where lots of people …show more content…
Businesses that want to hire an employee or employees need to have interviewing skills in order to conduct an interview well. Someone that may need this more than others would be the hiring manager of a business such as at Starbucks, or Nintendo. Some businesses are smaller though, like the local coffee stand around the corner, and some business owners are the ones conducting the interview. Regardless of who is interviewing, interviewing skills are so common everyone would benefit from learning this skill set.
Website - A website that offers instructions on how to develop interviewing skills is http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2011/01/developing-your-interviewing-skills-part-i-preparing-for-an-interview.php
Coaching -
Definition - " to give instruction or advice to in the capacity of a coach; instruct." (Coaching, …show more content…
These types of businesses base their entire business model on the ability to coach one through academics or an exercise routine. Another type of career that employs coaching is a nutritionist. Nutritionists in hospitals for example will meet with people to go over healthy proportion sizes for the different food groups and they will encourage one through education on good choices to make in regards to diet and
Definition - " to give attention with the ear; attend closely for the purpose of hearing; give ear." (Listening, n.d.)
Example - I am from Washington State and in Seattle, Washington there is a street market called Pike 's Place. Inside Pike 's Place, right up front is a fish market where the employee 's behind the counter will throw large fish at the employee standing outside the display case to interact with the visiting public, sometimes to just throw back and forth, but other times to place on the ice bar where visitor 's can view and purchase the fish. This job requires listening, not only to hear what the guys (employee 's) on the floor are saying and then doing, but because it is a tourist attraction where lots of people …show more content…
Businesses that want to hire an employee or employees need to have interviewing skills in order to conduct an interview well. Someone that may need this more than others would be the hiring manager of a business such as at Starbucks, or Nintendo. Some businesses are smaller though, like the local coffee stand around the corner, and some business owners are the ones conducting the interview. Regardless of who is interviewing, interviewing skills are so common everyone would benefit from learning this skill set.
Website - A website that offers instructions on how to develop interviewing skills is http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2011/01/developing-your-interviewing-skills-part-i-preparing-for-an-interview.php
Coaching -
Definition - " to give instruction or advice to in the capacity of a coach; instruct." (Coaching, …show more content…
These types of businesses base their entire business model on the ability to coach one through academics or an exercise routine. Another type of career that employs coaching is a nutritionist. Nutritionists in hospitals for example will meet with people to go over healthy proportion sizes for the different food groups and they will encourage one through education on good choices to make in regards to diet and