Malaysians working in Singapore

IT SEEMS AS THOUGH MORE AND MORE OF MY FORMER STUDENTS ARE WORKING IN SINGAPORE.

If you are thinking of getting a job there, here is an important article.

Find out which are the top 5 skills employers value in 2014

STJobs

Communication and interpersonal skills came up tops across various sectors and functions in an evaluation study done by STJobs.

STJobs’s evaluation consisted of employers who posted at least one job via the portal this year.

Although some of these skills are directly related to the job scopes and types of jobs posted, the top most in-demand attribute is one that unanimously straddles across varied positions, regardless of entry levels and/or industries.

No. 1 – Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Excellent communication and interpersonal communication skills are vital to workplace success. Being able to communicate concisely and with clarity – whether in writing or verbally – in a confident and effective manner is a key skill and requirement.

No. 2 – Microsoft Office and Office Administration

Microsoft Office remains as one of the world’s most popular work programme to be used in offices globally.

No. 3 – Customer Service

The most important customer service skill is the ability to deal with people, whether it is face-to-face, on the telephone or through written correspondence. Listening skills are also deemed as important for a good customer service experience.

No. 4 – Sales

A good sales person is aware of the wants, needs and expectations of the prospective customer and able to ask and questions plus build a sound relationship with him.

No. 5 – Accounting

For all the details, click on:

http://business.asiaone.com/news/top-5-most-demand-skills-employers-2014

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