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Solid interpersonal skills are essential for building trust and creating good professional relationships in the workplace. Skills like emotional intelligence, effective communication, and decision-making are vital to becoming a professional in any industry. Some people tend to be naturally good communicators, productive, and innovative.
Improving soft skills helps with adapting to changes, and becoming more resilient and prepared for future roles. Most of all, developing these types of interpersonal skills can enhance the self-expression of ideas and drive innovation. So, personal qualities like empathy and active listening not only boost your career progression but, also can nurture personal growth and help you discover untapped potential.
Mastering active listening
Active listening is the core skill of efficient communication and it helps both understanding and managing your own emotions as well as recognizing and influencing the emotions of others.
What is Empathy?
What is empathy – learn about empathy concept, a core component of workplace emotional intelligence and a predictor of success in many professions. By learning to be more empathetic we improve our capacity to perceive and understand people’s emotions. Empathy plays an important role in developing emotional intelligence and understanding different perspectives.
How to answer behavioural-based questions
How to answer behavioural-based questions – learn what behavioural questions are and how they are crafted and explore a few examples of answers.
CV Writing Skills
CV writing tips – learn about positive and active language used to present skills and mention personal positive traits in your CV.
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