3-Which profession shows minimum engagement?
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The state of the Global workplace shows minimum engagement.
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Motivated at Work
8. Problem-solving
Most work environments have some unpredictability. Managers often prefer to hire people who respond proactively to new or challenging circumstances. Problem-solving skills help professionals evaluate altered or new situations, create effective plans and devise alternative solutions.
Abilities related to problem-solving include:
Risk management, or the ability to evaluate potential hazards of various plans
Innovation
Determination
Remaining calm during stressful situations
Analysis
Creativity
Understanding of data
Decision-making
Research abilities
Read more: Problem-Solving Skills: Definitions and Examples
9. Openness to learning
Professionals willing to learn new information and skills may receive more attention from hiring managers. Most jobs, industries or companies change over time, so employers appreciate candidates receptive to learning new concepts, abilities or processes.
To show your willingness to learn, focus on developing these abilities:
Receptiveness to constructive criticism
Enthusiasm
Openness to personal growth
Initiative
Learning agility, or the ability to develop new skills
Self-motivation
Continual engagement with industry, local, global or other news
Related: 10 Steps To Become More Open-Minded
10. Integrity
Integrity means that you are honest, dependable and have strong ethics or principles. When an employer hires someone with integrity, they trust that person and believe the new hire can uphold the company's values. Integrity also means a willingness to take responsibility for your behaviors and actions.
Skills related to integrity include:
Principled
Honesty
Trustworthiness
Understanding of ethics
Loyalty
Reliability
Explanation:
Motivated at Work
8. Problem-solving
Most work environments have some unpredictability. Managers often prefer to hire people who respond proactively to new or challenging circumstances. Problem-solving skills help professionals evaluate altered or new situations, create effective plans and devise alternative solutions.
Abilities related to problem-solving include:
Risk management, or the ability to evaluate potential hazards of various plans
Innovation
Determination
Remaining calm during stressful situations
Analysis
Creativity
Understanding of data
Decision-making
Research abilities
Read more: Problem-Solving Skills: Definitions and Examples
9. Openness to learning
Professionals willing to learn new information and skills may receive more attention from hiring managers. Most jobs, industries or companies change over time, so employers appreciate candidates receptive to learning new concepts, abilities or processes.
To show your willingness to learn, focus on developing these abilities:
Receptiveness to constructive criticism
Enthusiasm
Openness to personal growth
Initiative
Learning agility, or the ability to develop new skills
Self-motivation
Continual engagement with industry, local, global or other news
Related: 10 Steps To Become More Open-Minded
10. Integrity
Integrity means that you are honest, dependable and have strong ethics or principles. When an employer hires someone with integrity, they trust that person and believe the new hire can uphold the company's values. Integrity also means a willingness to take responsibility for your behaviors and actions.
Skills related to integrity include:
Principled
Honesty
Trustworthiness
Understanding of ethics
Loyalty
Reliability
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