Skills needed in the work place. Building work relationships Successfully interacting with others depends on many factors, including: A positive self-image.

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Skills needed in the work place

Building work relationships Successfully interacting with others depends on many factors, including: A positive self-image Understanding the rules of acceptable behavior Awareness of the different socio-cultural backgrounds of your coworkers

Self Awareness and Self Esteem Self-awareness is how you perceive yourself. Self-esteem is how you perceive your worth or value as a person. Having self- esteem is necessary because it allows you to believe in yourself and improves your attitude at work.

Positive Attitude Your attitude is your mental outlook, which shapes the way you view people and situations. People with a positive attitude welcome a difficult assignment as a challenge

Responsibility Initiative means taking action and doing what needs to be done without being asked. Accepting responsibility means being willing to be held accountable for your actions.

Self Control Self-control in the workplace allows you to stop and analyze a situation before reacting to it. People who cannot control themselves tend to be perceived as: Overly emotional Irresponsible Inattentive

Time Management Time management means budgeting your time to accomplish tasks on a certain schedule. It involves: Establishing goals and setting deadlines Allocating enough time for each task Being realistic How do you manage your time?

Stress Management Stress is a mental or physical reaction to outside pressure. Three main elements may help prevent stress: Regular exercise A balanced diet Enough sleep

Assertiveness Assertiveness is standing up for what you believe. You should be ready to support your ideas to people who disagree with you in the workplace, and you must do so in a professional and respectful way. Support your claims with valid evidence.

Flexibility Flexibility allows you to adapt to changing circumstances. A flexible person can: Learn from others Accept criticism Grow

Ethics Ethics are the basic values and moral principles that guide the behavior of individuals and groups. Ethical behavior includes: Honesty-Telling the truth Integrity- doing what you say, honor,

Equity Equity means that everyone has equal rights and opportunities. Equity is protected by both federal and state laws to prevent discrimination in such procedures as hiring and firing. It is important to become aware of prejudices you may have and to eliminate them.

Conflict Negotiation Negotiation is the process of working with the parties of a conflict to find a resolution. It requires a willingness to work together. There are four basic skills in the communication process: Listening and reading Speaking and writing

Conflict Negotiation The first step in negotiation is defining as clearly as possible the problem as each person sees it. Listening is an active process in which all of your attention is focused on the speaker. Try to empathize. Empathy is an understanding of a person ’ s situation or frame of mind