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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Ayoub Forrest
       Date: December 14, 2016, 5:34 pm
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       Hello Jess, I like how you are enthusiastic and you can help
       people and that you are very caring, it's very good to see that
       in the community, so thank you!!!
       Ayoub Forrest
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Marvl101
       Date: December 14, 2016, 6:11 pm
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       the major skills that were needed at the frankston north
       community centre were communication and teamwork, I used these
       skills when working in the kitchen and weaving plastic bags,
       teamwork is a skill that can be taught with relative ease but
       good communication is not a skill so easily taught, I am a team
       player so I found working in a team weaving was incredibly easy,
       as we got 6 whole balls of plastic yarn woven.
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Marvl101
       Date: December 14, 2016, 6:19 pm
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       ayoub i love how you chose to help out those in need with your
       community service!
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Christopher
       Date: December 14, 2016, 6:39 pm
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       during my work placement, I was showed around the small area I
       would be working in, my first task involved printing and folding
       a few letters to be sent off to clients, technology played a
       part as I was showed how the machines worked, and how to operate
       them even in specific order ,self-management was another skill
       used as I had to manage my time and figure out what my next job
       would be, if I had nothing I would communicate with Mel and she
       would give me new jobs to take on. Communication is not one of
       my best skills in the workplace, but I can listen well to others
       and convey information when I need to, I feel over time my skill
       with technology will increasingly get better and develop over
       time. For an employee to learn new skills they must be given
       opportunities to learn and develop these skills.
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Ayoub Forrest
       Date: December 14, 2016, 6:48 pm
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       It's great to hear that you got to get your skills better!!!
       It's great that you wanted to work even more and I hope you
       enjoyed it!!!
       Ayoub Forrest
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: Christopher
       Date: December 14, 2016, 6:52 pm
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       @Ayoub Forrest Employability skills will always have major
       factors in all types of workplaces, but in my opinion yes
       Communication, Problem solving and Teamwork will always be the
       three biggest skills in a majority of workplaces, feel free to
       offer your opinion though if you disagree.
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: johnsun
       Date: March 7, 2017, 8:10 pm
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       When I was doing my work placement at ginseng restaurant I was
       struggling at first because it was my first time working in a
       restaurant. The employability and technical skills that you need
       is different from where I used to work as a tradie or working in
       a factory. In restaurant the most needed skill is communication
       and teamwork, everything you do in restaurant involve
       communication skill and teamwork not like working in a factory
       where communication and teamwork is not much needed. I'm
       confident to my learning skill since I'm a quick learner and can
       adopt to things or environment easily. Everyone can learn all
       employability skills but some are just quicker learner than the
       others.
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: johnsun
       Date: March 7, 2017, 8:21 pm
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       --- Quote from: m201639435 link ---
       >
       > mera care aged care facility (esther)
       >
       > while on work experience I noticed that the most commonly used
       employability skill is communication and teamwork, they all had
       to communicate about everything they did because if they didn't
       it would usually have a bad affect on a client, for example when
       one of the carers forgot to tell the other carers that she was
       going out with a resident to play pool with him there was a
       whole trolley full of food that was left for 40 minutes when it
       was supposed to be given out to the other residents so they
       could eat. I think I am fairly confident in most of the
       employability skills, but I feel that I'm most confident with
       the problem solving skills and the communication skill. mainly
       just think I was brought up in a way that we have to always be
       thinking critically and be able to handle difficult situations
       the best way we can. I think that most of these skills are the
       kind people are born with, and strengthen through out their
       life, but I think that they can be taught as well. like the
       technology one.
       >
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       or bad at teamwork you could ruin or messed up everything
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       Re: Employability
   DIR By: ClaireG
       Date: March 8, 2017, 9:12 pm
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       --- Quote from: johnsun link ---
       >
       > When I was doing my work placement at ginseng restaurant I was
       struggling at first because it was my first time working in a
       restaurant. The employability and technical skills that you need
       is different from where I used to work as a tradie or working in
       a factory. In restaurant the most needed skill is communication
       and teamwork, everything you do in restaurant involve
       communication skill and teamwork not like working in a factory
       where communication and teamwork is not much needed. I'm
       confident to my learning skill since I'm a quick learner and can
       adopt to things or environment easily. Everyone can learn all
       employability skills but some are just quicker learner than the
       others.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hey Johnsun, I think that's a really good point - different
       industries often need different skills - although some do
       crossover. I think it's actually really good you've now had
       experience in the hospitality sector - I think it's an industry
       that teaches you a lot of useful transferable skills. I notice
       that you feel like you're more focused on how you communicate
       with people - which is awesome. CG
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