Valuable Skills - by Joyce Ikhile

Valuable skills make you more marketable to employers.Valuabke skills are not constant but rather dynamic,they can change from season to season 🙂or year to year.  Tech skills are generally valuable  due to o it's vast presence . As a Digital and Social Media Executive, having depth knowledge of digital marketing is a skill needed for you to excel in the space. There are various valuable skills for any job.Some of these valuable  skills are needed: Social media skills-you have to be creative to make the most of this,your writing and community engagement must be superb,this is vital in content creation. You must be on the know on what is trending and be able to identify it,when you are able to do it,trust me ,you are on your way to achieving strong reach and engagement.Problem Solving Skills- Growing up I never see problem solving as a skill, the little problem we were able to solve in that little corner of our homes count,the ones we provide for our friends also do.Employers look for candidates or employees who are beneficial to their company 's challenges, ability to identify and solve issues at work is always a win,in achieving this research is important,there is need to know an issue for you to be able to solve it,Team work -This skills takes a whole and efforts of persons to achieve a mission. To achieve a task we need one or more people. Tolerance is a key factor here, tolerating your team members and accepting their contributions or ideas can make a team win a trophy 🏆 Management and Organisational Skill-You must know how to manage task, set priorities,meet deadlines,make helpful decisions and lead a team effectively.There are loads of valuable skills to exhibit at work space,skills sells more, improving on the skills that suit your work would be helpful,by so doing you can attend trainings or take courses online to effect and upskill yourself. I will be leaving you with this: learn which skills are valuable for you and embrace it by learning and working towards them.

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