Employability and Workplace Skills

Communication

• Listening, speaking, and expressing ideas clearly.

• Writing complex essays and reports.

• Using technical jargon to impress others.

• Avoiding eye contact during conversations.

Integrity

• Being honest and ethical in choices, even when no one is watching.

• Making decisions based on personal gain regardless of the consequences.

• Following rules only when being observed by others.

• Choosing the easiest option available without considering ethics.

Conflict Resolution

• the process of solving disagreements in a fair and peaceful way

• a method of avoiding disagreements altogether

• a strategy for winning arguments

• a way to escalate conflicts

Professionalism

• the way you act and present yourself in a mature and respectful manner, especially in a school or job setting

• the ability to work independently without supervision

• the skill of networking and making connections in a professional environment

• the practice of dressing formally for work or school

Problem-Solving

• Finding practical solutions when faced with challenges.

• Avoiding challenges altogether.

• Relying on others to solve problems for you.

• Ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away.

Networking

• building and maintaining relationships with people who can help you or who you can help in the future

• a method of data transmission over the internet

• a type of computer hardware used for communication

• a software application for managing contacts

Teamwork

• Working independently to achieve personal goals.

• Cooperating with others to reach a goal.

• Competing against others to win.

• Avoiding collaboration to maintain control.

Leadership

• Guiding others with confidence and responsibility.

• Making decisions without consulting others.

• Focusing solely on personal achievements.

• Delegating tasks without providing support.

Critical Thinking

• the ability to memorize information quickly

• the skill of carefully examining information, asking tough questions, and deciding for yourself what's true and what makes the most sense

• the process of accepting information without questioning

• the talent for solving mathematical problems efficiently

Work Ethics

• Showing dedication and responsibility in work by being diligent, punctual and accountable.

• Being able to work independently without supervision.

• Prioritizing personal interests over team goals.

• Completing tasks as quickly as possible without regard for quality.