Monday, October 31, 2011

TIPS TO ACQUIRE SOFT SKILLS

Usually, 50% of employers expect to struggle to fill vacancies candidate due to lack of candidates with the right skills, says a study. These employers feel most candidates lack the "soft skills" like communication and verbal and numerical reasoning. Soft skills is a term associated with individual EQ (emotional intelligence quotient) cluster of personality traits, gifts, social, communication, language, personal habits, friendliness, and optimism that characterize the relationships with other people. These skills are important in many of the recruiters because they believe that soft skills to complement the hard skills (part of the IQ of the person), which are the professional standards of work and many other functions.

Employers are realizing the need to hire the right talent, as they consider hiring strictly on the basis of knowledge and experience can provide a response to tactical needs. However, if the employee is technically inclined and lack of communication and people skills, the ability of an organization to execute its strategy is often compromised.

Some social skills for professionals
  • Interpersonal skills.
  • Team Spirit
  • Social Grace
  • Business etiquette
  • Behavioral traits such as management attitude, motivation, and time
  • Leadership
  • Communication Skills
  • Negotiation skills
  • Customer service skills
As you climb the ladder of success, you need to complete the work in various fields. For example, you have to interact with your technical team on the success of the project, human resources department for evaluation and recruitment team, with clients on project requirements or problems, etc. Organize and plan and accommodate all the necessary activities into your schedule. Once you have developed these soft skills and technical skills, you'll find it much more confidence in their abilities.

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