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Empathy, Harmony, And Includer
Some of my strengths are Empathy, Harmony, and Includer. Empathy is when you understand people’s feelings and can imagine the situations or feeling they are feeling. Harmony is when you want everyone to agree and avoid confrontation. Includer is when you want to make sure no one feels left out. When you look at these all together it seems as though I am very worried about other people’s feelings. This can help when it comes to front office work. Patients want to feel the care and experience kindness when they call or come into the office. My experience at my current job can be very hard at times. I work with kids up to adults who have special needs. Some of our kids have traches and some have traches and are on vents. When it comes to empathy

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