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Mar 12, 2022 9 tweets 3 min read Read on X
7 Soft Skills to Ace any Interview in your life🚀
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✨1.Self Confidence

-Not just for Interview it's an important life skill too
-It demonstrates reliability, commitment and that you can fit efficiently into an org. without the need for constant supervision

If you're not particularly confident, practice acting like you are
✨2.Language

"Once you open your mouth the world knows who you are"

-It is important for you to know how important each word is
-Don't use Slangs or Informal language
-Get-Command on 1 Global Language
✨3.Communication Skills

One of the major skills to crack any interview is to have excellent communication skills

-The more you know yourself the more you can speak of yourself
-Be a good Listener
-Have a Smile
-Practise in front of a mirror
✨4.Time Management

Efficiency is everything in today's time

-Be prepared to explain how you prioritize important work
-Planning your work as per your Goals
-Organizing things helps save a lot of time and also gives a clear picture of your priorities
✨5.Problem Solving

-Problem-solving requires analytical, creative, and critical skills
-This is a soft skill that can often rely on strong teamwork too. Problems need not always be solved alone.
-The ability to know what can help you reach a solution can be of great advantage
✨6.Leadership

"Integrity,insight and inclusiveness are the three essential qualities of leadership"~@SadhguruJV

-It is an ability to inspire others and lead teams to success.
-A good leader make quick and effective decisions
-Positive attitude and effective communication
✨7.Responsibility

People who fail to take responsibility for their work are less productive and less successful overall

A Responsible Person has Discipline, Motivation, resilience, Adaptability, and Trustworthiness as his ethics.
That's a Wrap

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