- Communication skills: its more than just a language. It is how you listen, your ability to explain content, and how well you articulate yourself in writing. IT projects that do get passed within a company are not always better than the next, but are communicated properly.
- Make eye contact; monitor your body language
- Practice speaking
- Proofread e-mails, letters, and notes
- Be User-Friendly: An IT professional who can empathize with the end user and the environment they deal with is impressive. Showing a Hiring Manger that you can use your technical expertise and bridge the communication gap is key.
- Always attempt to create an easy to use and understand working setting
- Think of your favorite instructor. How did he/she help you understand the material the first time around
- Be willing to share and explain what you know.
- Motivation and Enthusiasm: In the fast-paced industry of Information Technology it is essential to have motivation and enthusiasm to keep up. Showing that you have the determination to achieve the end result and do it optimistically will make people want to work more closely with you and strike home with a Hiring Manger
- Give an example of when you kept your spirits up during a set back
- Know what makes you tick and what you enjoy the most
- Surround yourself with individuals you aspire to be like in that aspect "You are the average of the five people that you spend the most time with.” – Jim Rohn
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Software and Soft Skills
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