interpersonal skills what does this mean really confuses and what would you call a person which……..?
speaks a lot pf languages like german dutch kolch and swiss and this can tarnslate is that the same as interpersonal skills
thanks a lot guys for ur help
A person that speaks a lot of languages is called "multi-lingual" meaning of many languages.
Interpersonal skills as mentioned by others here is the ability to get along with other co-workers, to be able to work as a team with them, without conflict or character clashes.
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September 24th, 2009 at 2:35 am
When other speak of interpersonal skills, they are really referring to really being able to work well with other. Not being able to work with other is a drawback in the work place and creates an unpleasant enviroment.
Therefore this is one of the main things employers look for as if you cannot respect your co-workers they may have a hard time handling you also
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September 24th, 2009 at 3:22 am
These are your basic social skills. Things you should have learned as you grew up so you could function with friends, co-workers and others without embarrassing yourself.
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September 24th, 2009 at 3:48 am
A person that speaks a lot of languages is called "multi-lingual" meaning of many languages.
Interpersonal skills as mentioned by others here is the ability to get along with other co-workers, to be able to work as a team with them, without conflict or character clashes.
References :