Identify and Market Your Skills
Do SJSU students develop the in-demand skills employers are looking for?
The answer is yes!! Below are some examples, take a look.
Skills SJSU Students Develop
Writing Skills: to express oneself clearly through written words. Communication Skills (verbal): to speak effectively to individuals and groups. Teamwork Ability: to work well with others and generate group cooperation and support. Interpersonal Skills: to get along well with and relate to others. Self-Starter: the ability to take initiative and work effectively without supervision. Analytical Skills: to examine in detail or to separate data and ideas into their parts. Flexibility/Adaptability: to adapt to new and changing situations. Multi-Cultural Skills: to relate to people from diverse backgrounds. Computer Skills: knowledge of various types of computers, software, and internet applications. Attention to Detail: to thoroughly accomplish tasks with a concern for all areas. Problem Solving Ability: to identify the source of a problem and provide a solution. Organizational Skills: to manage multiple projects or responsibilities effectively. Global Awareness: to possess an understanding of other cultures. Critical Thinking Skills: to analyze and evaluate large amounts of information to make decisions about what is most useful. Creativity/Ability to “think outside the box”: to generate new ideas and concepts and also bring a fresh perspective to a task or project. Design and Planning Skills: to conceptualize, create, and coordinate all aspects of a project or assignment from start to finish |
Top 10 Skills Employers Seek Strong Work Ethic Ability to Work in a Team Leadership Initiative Interpersonal Skills Problem Solving Skills Analytical/Quantitative Skills Flexibility/Adaptability Computer and/or Technical Skills NACE Job Outlook, 2012 |
