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communication without words
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communication with words
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The ability to do something well, especially learned through practice or training.
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Teaching or learning the skills needed for a job.
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The ability to clearly share information and ideas with others.
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Working effectively with others to achieve a common goal.
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Skills Personal traits and behaviors (like communication and teamwork) that help people work well with others.
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document used to show your skills, experience, and qualifications.
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information: section includes your name, phone number, and email.
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Experience section on a resume that lists your past jobs and responsibilities.
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section on a resume that shows your schooling, degrees, or certifications.
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abilities you bring to the job.
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What should be included in the contact information section of a resume
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A person applying for a job.
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A meeting between a job applicant and an employer to discuss qualifications for a position.
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A person who can speak about your work skills and character to an employer.
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The person (or people) who asks questions to evaluate a candidate.
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Money earned for work, usually hourly.
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To give someone a job.
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A long-term professional journey.
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Rules of right and wrong behavior at work.
