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The Top 5 skills you need for your dream job!

      In a world of competition, to survive and succeed, you need skills. Some of these skills are inborn while others must be nurtured. While different jobs require different skill sets, there are some skills which top the chart and apply to all.

#1 Leadership

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This may sound like some skill you need for a managerial position but companies now-a-days are looking for youngsters with leaderships traits and the ability to lead. They are looking for a talent pool that is never shy to put its hand up and take the first step forward. This is a trait which is inborn and can, with some hard work, be acquired.

#2 Team Player

Companies and hiring managers look for people who can get along well with others. They know that being a team player is an invaluable asset anyone can possess. Companies cannot afford to have talent without co-ordination or co-operation. Being someone who can put aside differences and get along well with people, can hugely boost your chances of sealing that dream job.

#3 Critical Thinking

At a time when people make decisions based more on emotion than logic, it is highly appreciable if can think before you act. Critical thinking is an attribute that defines you and shows you distinct and different in a crowd. Companies look for people who can think deep and act after having analyzed all the permutations and combinations in a problem. They look for someone who can take one shot at a problem and solve it forever.

#4 Communication

This will forever be one skill, that everyone needs to possess, to achieve success.Communication is the art of effectively conveying your thoughts so that they become seeds for an action. Hiring managers look for people who can take a thought and turn it into reality. They look for someone who can make even the most complex of topics, easy and understandable, for the simplest of minds. It is an art which one needs and one which guarantees success.

#5 Motivation

Motivation is as equally important as all the above, previously mentioned skills. Companies have started to realize that individuals who are truly motivated and enthused, drive them forward. They do not approve of someone who lacks interest and is not motivated to do his work.  Find the job which motivates you and which keeps the fire in your belly burning. That is your ticket to success.

“If today were the last day of your life, would you want to do what you are about to do today?” – Steve Jobs.
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