Essential Soft Skills for the Technical Professional Part 2
Self-Management Skills
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What You Will Learn!
- Essential skills which are often overlooked in a technical career field
- Time Management
- Mindset and Goal-Setting
- Decision-Making
- Ethics and Integrity
Description
Problems are rarely 100% technical. They require communication, connection, self-management, teamwork and collaboration. Learn the essential skills which are often overlooked. These skills are not taught in school. Improve your ability to solve problems, thrive on teams and lead others. This course is taught through the lens of the technical professional. Learn from three instructors with a combined 65 years of professional experience.
This is Part TWO of the three-part series. In this part of the course, you'll develop self-management skills. We often find it difficult to juggle life's bombardment of tasks. Learn some key principles to prioritize your life and unlock time to focus on the things that matter. Learn that a positive mindset has significant implications on your performance. Apply a structure to set goals and stick to them. We make decisions every day, but we're not taught a framework for making decisions. Learn that here in Part 2 of the series. Lastly, ethics and integrity build trust. With trust, you can form lasting relationships to enhance your daily interactions and long-term success.
This course is built for the technical professional. We understand your work because we're in the technical field ourselves. Our objective is to pass on tools and techniques that we wish we had earlier in our careers. If you can incorporate these skills in your professional and personal life, you'll take better control of your time and commitments, set goals that stick, make decisions with confidence and endeavor to live a life of high integrity.
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone in a technical career field seeking to improve your personal effectiveness, to better manage your time and energy, build a strong framework for making decisions and setting goals, and to put ethics and integrity at the forefront.
