Importance of Transferable Skills in the Workplace

Transferable skills in the workplace is very important but sadly sometime people may overlook at them. In this blog, I'll share my view on the importance of teamwork, personal motivation and time management. Firstly, good in teamwork can help a person to adapt to the team faster and deliver high quality of work. Having teamwork skill helps in preventing conflict among the colleagues and makes the collaboration more efficient. On the other hand, personal motivation helps in delivering high quality of work as a self-motivated person will stay focus on his/her work most of the time and enjoy it. Lastly, the time management helps in keeping the progress of the tasks assigned and preventing going over the deadlines. To recapitulate, I strongly believe these skills are important and never being overlooked.


                                           [source: livecareer]

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