Ways_2_Develop_10_Highly_demanded_Professional_Skills(1)
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The document outlines ten highly demanded professional skills: research skills, flexibility skills, computer skills, communication skills, planning skills, leadership skills, multicultural skills, interpersonal skills, team work skills, and problem solving skills. It then provides suggestions on how to develop these skills such as being willing to learn, professionalism, and having a positive attitude. The conclusion states that winners do not do different things but do things differently.
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An annual report summarizes the performance of a business over the past fiscal year. It includes an introduction section providing an overview of the business activities for the year. The primary components are the income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flows. The income statement shows profits or losses, the balance sheet summarizes assets and liabilities to show ability to pay debts, and the statement of cash flows captures cash inflows and outflows from operations, investing, and financing activities. Notes to the financial statements further explain figures in the statements.
Bad news
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This document provides guidance on writing good news and neutral messages for organizational communications. It discusses writing favorable replies such as answering inquiries, granting requests, and approving credits using a positive tone and providing useful information. Neutral messages like announcements and transmittals should objectively relay information. The document outlines an organizational plan for composing messages, including stating the main idea first, providing explanations and details, and ending on a positive note.
Bad news
Composing a statement that creates and maintains goodwill towards you and your organization and at the same time conveys bad news will require a great deal of ingenuity.
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