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    an excellent story because the author has stated of empathy is the most important human skill in the digital age. The main point of the author is empathy is an important thing to for human to achieve the greatest thing or solve a problem with the skills that are typically connected to intelligence like whether you're really quick with their thinking whether you remember all the dates or things like that it's skills such as these learning creativities flexible thinking. Collective intelligent is…

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    uses of these skills and their benefits to those who seek to improve them. These qualities of wisdom, cognitive skill, intellectual flexibility, and use of judgement, are highly regarded not only in the field of history, but in all aspects of life. The first quality of wisdom Bentley discusses is cognitive skill, which is, in his words, “the ability to assess complex situations, understand the dynamics that produced them, and evaluate them on the basis of clear-eyed understanding of human…

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    Another example of skills I will need to possess as a nurse falls under the category of empowerment. I can display the concept of empowerment by “delegating power, influence and authority to another person” (Ledlow & Coppola, 2014). As a nurse, I will have a vast amount of…

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    Target Career Analysis

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    assume the skills needed to work at Target are straightforward because seasonal part-time positions are what comes to mind when thinking about the employment opportunities at Target. Nevertheless, Target is a corporation that requires skills from various fields to operate effectively. For example, according to “Target career’s home page”, career options range from strategy, human resources, law, merchandising and global outsourcing, data & analytics, and seasonal store hourly positions. Skills…

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    working together is success.” Working as a team ensures that everyone is successful, a pro that individuality doesn’t provide. Collaborative work is the best option for schools and businesses because it provides, learning, creativity, and teamwork skills. However, some believe that a great individual is better than a great team. Some fear that a few workers and students will lack personal responsibility, while getting credit for work they didn’t do. Others believe individualism provides…

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    customers or its employees with the experiences they deserve. Without proper skills and reinforcement, leaders cannot foster a positive workforce or support their employees. Without certain key factors a leader or manager becomes just another employee, and not the leader they are required to be. Having leaders with the skills such as honesty, accountability, the ability to inspire and to delegate, and basic communication skills are all necessary parts to becoming proven and respectable leaders…

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    experience, skills, and knowledge essential for the teaching position given past experiences. I have had in managing and coordinating events aligning well academically, professionally, and holistically for others and their respective communities I have served. I would like to formally start addressing my letter of interest objectives by highlighting my organizational, time management, and efficiency skills and strategies; continue , with a focus on my talents and abilities in student and human…

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    part of leadership, I will be talking about the Skill Approach. Based on the book we are using in class, Leadership: Theory and Practice by Harry Hatry, the skill approach “emphasized on skills and abilities that can be learned and developed.” In other words, this approach says that an effective leader is the one that has certain knowledge and abilities at the time to perform a job. The skill approach has two main models which are the Katz’s three skills model and Mumford’s skill’s model. In…

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    Never underestimate the influence of the human spirit. Human beings are able to impact and inspire each other. The same concept may be applied towards the perception of peer pressure which has triggered varied responses amongst people. There has been a misconception in the way the term “pressure” is perceived, often associated with negativity and unpleasant matters. However, there is also the delightful aspect of peer pressure in which teenagers, especially a student, can conform and behave…

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    increased my awareness in both my skills and performance in my professional career. It’s great to have surveys that served a great purpose and guides you to open your mind to what areas you need more improvement in order to be a better Leader. My average score was 22-27 which leaves me at a moderate to high range level of skill approaches. In chapter 3, we read about three different types of skills approaches. Technical, Human, and Conceptual these three skills that have different purposes…

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