Communication Skills Part 1

Communication and the Skills it takes to do it Effectively

There are three essential qualities that every employer is looking for, regardless of the position to be filled. These qualities are verbal and written communication skills, problem-solving skills and ability to work effectively with others. No matter what the job, employers always want to know about the candidate's communication skills.

The fact is most people fear speaking in public.

The wise employment seeker will take a course in public speaking if they have this fear. A polished speaker is more ready to concour not only the job interview, but will be able to present the company to a group of strangers.

Think abot the most important occasion when a person looking for employment will have to speak in public. It's the job interview!

The ability to think on your one's feet, organize your thoughts and articulate them is critical. Thousands of jobs require making presentations, running committee meetings, heading up teams, representing the company in different venues, addressing groups both up and down the chain of command, explaining to prospective employers why your product is better than a competitor's -- the list is endless.

How well you communicate becomes a part of your overall job performance record. Effective communication skills is one of the most valuable assets any job seeker can possess when it comes to career advancement and long term success.

My advice is to do what ever it takes to become an effective communicator. Take a class, join a public speaking group, or hire a coach. Research them online and get involved!

Dona Davis
http://tipsfromyourjobcoach.com