| Bizcovering > Education and Training |
 |
Strengths and Abilities |
|
|
|
by BT, Oct 10, 2008 |
Always know what skills you possess. |
Primary strengths and abilities- Personally posses a high level of integrity of life style, integrity of the Heart, integrity of job performance, and confidentiality a must, whether personal or job related
- Possess a strong ability to organize, set major priorities, by not waiting for the last minute to work on assignments, even though it is due far in the future, but because one is proactive, the majority of the work should be accomplished far in advance. No one knows what the future holds, and that person who is assigned the responsibility may not be available to fulfill the assignment at the last minute. Thus being proactive, anyone would be able to complete the assigned task without having to perform any major responsibilities, because the bulk of the activity has been accomplished. Therefore, the assignment can be completed in a timely manner.
- Proactively possess very strong and effective communicating and strong verbal and written skills; keeping and being mindful, to always communicate with tact and diplomacy to always promote “the Power of Attitude”. A person's attitude will always become aware or come across whenever one is communicating internally or externally.
- One has to always try to avail oneself as a team player, however; the power of any team lies within the maturity of the team members, thus possessing the ability to be able to embrace new ideas, opinions and view points of each individual member; fostering and promoting a united front, in order to achieve goals and respect and anticipate the needs of others
- It is vitality important to be able to share ones knowledge with others so that each and every individual is highly informed and kept in the loop of matters pertaining to the vision and mission of any organization
- One of my strongest points lays in the ability of conflict resolution skills. Keeping in mind that each person is to be approached in a manner that they wish to be approached; always to leave a person feeling that they matter and that each person is to be valued for who they are and never made to feel that they do not matter. When someone may have come across in a manner which one feels is inappropriate, it is always best to approach that person at a later date, because one may say something that one may be sorry for later, but by waiting, and reviewing the situation, they can access the matter and deal with the issue in a more, calm and intelligent manner. Remembering, it is not how one treats you, that matters, however, it is how you treat them. No one is responsible for anyone else's behavior or response.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|