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Promotion, career growth is most lucrative words for those who are really Career oriented persons. Now if you want to achieve success in your career beside your technical knowledge you have to make up your mind to achieve your goal. And to make your mind strong you have to have a good control over your soft skills. Here are three most important parts of Soft Skills which you must have to adopt to improve your career.

Adaptability

Adaptability reveals that how quickly you respond and accept to change and how easily you can learn and master new skills.

At first learn the skills – Start with a ‘can-do’ attitude and don’t wait for change to come to you.

Start with a ‘can-do’ attitude

Workplaces are constantly evolving, whether that’s through the introduction of new technologies or simply finding more productive ways to work. So don’t get too bogged down in routine, only just because your company has “always done it this way” it doesn’t mean there isn’t a better way of approaching things. Always come up in front with new ideas which could be help for the company. Not only that you also have to accept the changes or adopt new changes by the company and show that you’re prepared to change along with them by being adaptive and flexible. Never be hopeless for any changes that company has made even never feel that you can adopt that. So try to come out from your comfort zone and start with a ‘can-do’ attitude so that you can achieve your goal shortly.

Don’t wait for change to come to you

If you don’t present yourself as ready and willing to step outside your comfort zone, how will others know that you’re hungry for promotion? So keep up with developments in your field by following your industry leaders on social media and looking up relevant stories using Google’s News search feature. You can also take advice from your senior obviously from your well wishers. Go through the journals or follow websites that are most relevant with your work culture and update yourself and use that knowledge for the betterment of the company.

Communication

Communication is a two-way process. An experienced communicator can express ideas clearly and engage productively with others. They’re also adept at listening, understanding instructions, and carrying out them out accurately. So building up a strong rapport to continuing a healthy relationship you have to be a good communicator.

A Leaders need communication skills to:

  • Build a rapport with new connections
  • Nurture long-term relationships
  • Explain complex issues
  • Delegate clearly
  • Utilise feedback
  • Deal with a variety of personalities

You have to be sensitive to others and don’t expect that everyone to conventional to your ideals. So tailoring your approach can suit others to demonstrate that you are sensitive.

Critical thinking

Your goal is to find the best objective solution to a problem relatively than your personal biases or your preconception. Critical thinking relies on your ability to draw on experience, gather information, and ask relevant questions to form the necessary judgements. So before come to a conclusion just have a brain storming session, and allow you to go through every possible pros and corns to find the judgement of the situation. Because thinking critically can give you a right judgement on any situation. To think critically the skills you will need to acquire:

  • Consider all evidence
  • Assess alternative points of view
  • Keep an open mind
  • Allow results to alter your approach

The practice of critical thinking will help you to refine your research skills. Not only that you will learn how to process data and can be able to distinguished between relevant and irrelevant information. And it will also help you to be more strategic and open minded employee and mark you as a  highly adaptable with a track record of decision-making.

So a ‘can-do’ attitude can help you to learn those skills which are really required to get your awaited promotion or career growth.

Madhumita - Blogger|Groomer|HR|Consultant

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