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    Interpersonal skills serve us well in the business world and in our lives. Depending on the individual, the road to mastery can be a journey like no other. However, there is a chance that anyone can learn each skill and develop by putting enough time and effort in each one. The main interpersonal skills are listening, assertiveness, negotiation, feedback, persuasion, interviewing and coaching. For each skill, I will have a report containing the definition of the skill, some examples on how the…

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    identify the important leverage points among systems. Furthermore, to be able to clearly distinguish between means and ends. The next skill would be the ability to facilitate, negotiate and mediate. This skill set would be especially helpful when working with groups with conflicting goals and ideas and be able to come up with ideas and make agreements. Finally the third skill is more of a quality and Luke says that character is the key to success in public leadership. He says that character that…

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    experience and the ability to apply different skills to assist people to solve their own problem instead of providing them with a solution. Self-evaluation is very useful to identify the strengths and weaknesses of these skills. The purpose of my self-evaluation is to reflect upon the used/unused skills which I applied by identifying areas where they have been used successfully and others that needs improvement. Counsellors need to be aware of their skills and any personal factors…

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    Leadership Self Assessment

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    A Process to Understand and Re-Form Myself as a Leader Most people will, at some point, work under another person’s leadership. Such leaders are continuously rated high or low by their employees and colleagues. Some leaders will rise above the expectations placed upon them while others will not–they will be challenging to work with. What makes a leader good or bad? Where do I stand as a leader? To help answer this second question in particular, I completed four assessments that address two…

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    for the moment and never truly use their full potential. For a normal person, being in a leadership position can sometimes be too hard, complicated, and stressful if they are not dedicated or prepared. Each of these factors can discourage many people, people who have the potential but not the training or motivation to hold a position of leadership. I, however, believe that I have the potential, the training, and the motivation to do something amazing as the VP of District Four. As I stated,…

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    learning them and willing to learn them Table 1- Rankings of Most Important Skills for a Quantitative Developer 3.1 Willingness to Learn With employees hailing from different disciplines, it is natural that their skill sets and abilities vary significantly. While it is important to plan out and distribute workload or tasks carefully, learning is a lifelong process. There is sometimes a hesitance to pick up a new skill of a different nature and what this can eventually result in is a fragmented…

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    While I was expecting to focus primarily on the contests between different thinkers, and on a contest between the ideas of people within our classroom, the greatest and most important contest for me, was the contest that took place inside of me. The contest that took place within me was a contest regarding soft skills and hard skills. It was not a contest in which one set of skills had to win, and another had to lose, but rather a contest to maintain both skillsets in a healthy balance with each…

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    large army with Calvary and artillery. However, Washington was able to stay a step ahead due to his drive and openness to tactics that would win the war. Another attribute of Washington was his communication skills, he was once asked to make false reports as to not scare and worry the people of America. However,…

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    Psychologist Strengths

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    costumer service skills, along with my problem solving capabilities. There are many factors when deciding what skills an employer is looking for. My personal assets bring a lot to the table for my potential career of being a psychologist. My strengths have prepared me for my upcoming career. I have built a lot of communication skills through my entry level jobs. These jobs forced me to communicate with varies people and there personalities. I am very well equipped to deal with people. I know…

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    Super Six Reflection

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    I felt that my group was a perfect match of people. Each individual brought forth a certain skill that helped create a stronger group. We have managements skills, mathematic and language skills, professionalism, communication skills, and several more all complementing each other to form a well-rounded collection. I learned that everyone had the same vision (pg. 495), which was set on achieving…

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