Hello HR Skippers, Please find Attached a very interesting article in ET on Identify Your Unique Skills
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The other side of the coin, in my opinion, is that "Inherent skill makes one work instinctively." Hence, it will not affect whether one knows it or not. Yes, honing new skills has meaning. It paves the path for learning new positive traits.
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TEK SINGH
From India, Suri
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TEK SINGH
From India, Suri
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It's true that there are many people who still don't recognize the talents and skills inherent within them. I believe that talent is something akin to knowledge—a never-ending process. Practice enables a person to achieve their skills. Keep going.
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Kalpana Raghavaprasad
From India, Madras
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Kalpana Raghavaprasad
From India, Madras
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