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The first thing employers want form a new hire are communication skills.
If you can communicate in writing and verbally, the more successful you'll be.
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Honesty and integrity, the ability to have someone to be able to trust you will open up many doors.
This you can apply to every area of your life and you'll never want to lose it.
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Teamwork, Many great people in history did not get there by themselves they had mastermind groups that helped make them successful.
"None of us is better than all of us".
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Interpersonal Skills, Your ability to work with other again so important because in most cases whatever you do you will always be working with someone.
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Motivation, Being able to take positive action when others are slow to.
This will demonstrate your leadership ability as well.
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Strong work ethic, do more then what you're paid to do and people will notice.
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Analytical Skills, Your ability to logically approach a problem adds value to the solution and can lead to a promotion.
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Flexibility/Adaptability, Your ability to deal with change in a company.
It's not always going to go your way and you have to be ready.
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Computer skills, It's the world we live in your ability to be able to use programs such as, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and email are vital in today's work place.
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Self confidence, you'll gain respect coming from a place where you really know what you're talking about.