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    THE EFFECT OF AGE AND MARITAL STATUS ON THE JOB SATISFACTION OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS [pic] Submitted By: Solomon Fernando Gomez Muhammad Imran Malik Ph.D. Scholar. Submitted To: Dr. Nadeem Safwan Foundation University Institute of Management and Computer Sciences Rawalpindi. The Effect of Age and Marital Status on the Job Satisfaction of University Teachers Abstract This study has been conducted with a view to see the level of job satisfaction among the married and unmarried‚ university teachers

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    Survival Skills

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    Survival skills From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search This article is about survival techniques. For the hip-hop album by KRS-One and Buckshot‚ see Survival Skills. | This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. * It contains instructions‚ advice‚ or how-to content. Tagged since September 2009. * Its neutrality is disputed. Tagged since September 2009. * It may require general cleanup to meet Wikipedia’s

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    counseling skill

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    Counseling skills Prepared by: Gulle Bakir Abdulla Avesta Kaife Hamad Dahen Luqman Raza Dawan Qadr Omar Kurdistan Rashid Xurshid Date of submission 22/2/2014 Content Pages Introduction 1 History of counseling skill and counseling definition 1-2 Skill and counseling skill definition ‚ type of counseling and important of counseling 3 advantage and aim of counseling 4 Basic of counseling skill 5-6 Field of counseling 6-7 The difference between the counseling‚ psychotherapy and psychoanalytic

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    Soft skills are increasingly becoming the hard skills of today’s work force. It’s just not enough to be highly trained in technical skills‚ without developing the softer‚ interpersonal and relationship-building skills that help people to communicate and collaborate effectively. These people skills are more critical than ever as organizations struggle to find meaningful ways to remain competitive and be productive. Teamwork‚ leadership‚ and communication are underpinned by soft skills development

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    soft Skills vs. Hard Skills:  Soft Skills vs. Hard Skills Soft Skills:  Soft skills are defined by dictionary.com as: “ desirable qualities for certain forms of employment that do not depend on acquired knowledge: they include common sense‚ the ability to deal with people‚ and a positive flexible attitude” Soft Skills Examples include: Social capital Friendliness Optimism Listening Ethical Behavior Honesty Responsibility Collaboration Creativity Examples include: Hard Skills:  Hard skills

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    Chapter 06.qxd 5/20/2006 6:23 PM Page 105 6 Constructivism: A General Theory of Communication Skill Brant R. Burleson Purdue University INTRODUCTION This chapter is about communication skills and one particular theory of these skills— constructivism. As you’ve probably discovered in your reading of this book‚ communication is a broad term that encompasses lots of different things. So‚ I will begin by presenting some examples of what I mean by “more and less skilled communication

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    When I think of soft skills‚ what comes to mind is people skills. To me people skills are customer service skills or communication skills. While reading this article it surprised me when I read that problem solving is a soft skill. Soft skills are important in the problem solving process for reasons such as brainstorming and swapping. Also‚ as our jobs become more service oriented than goods oriented‚ it is important to know how to satisfy our customers. Unless you are a hermit‚ we deal with

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    depending on the organization‚ but are not limited to internal or external processes that find potential employees. Training and Development * Managers implement training efforts that teach an employee job related skills. They provide development opportunities that teach employees new skills to meet the challenges of new jobs or processes at the company. They also assess training needs‚ create training curriculum and determine how to best provide training to employees. These training opportunities are

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    BUSINESS COMMUNICATION ASSESSMENT FILE TOPIC: PRESENTATION SKILLS Submitted to: SUBMITTED BY: Ms Eeshani saraswat Priyanka tewari A0101909377 Section a-02 PRESENTATION SKILLS Good presentation skills are essential in today’s workplace. Being MBA students delivering presentations on a regular basis would

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    ANTHROPOLOGY---CHAPTER 11 HAND-OUTS ON : “MARITAL RESIDENCE AND STRUCTURE OF KINSHIP “ In this chapter‚ we studied the marital residence explains the newly married couple usually establishes a place of residence apart from parents or relatives( neolocal residence). But about 95% of the world’s societies have some pattern of residence whereby the new couple settles within‚ or very close to‚ the household of the parents or some other close relative of the groom or bride. Neolocal (new-place) residence

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