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Personal skills are talents, knowledge and character traits that can be viewed as a personal strength and capacity. These include communication, interpersonal, organizational and social skills. Personal skills can also include your character strengths, physical abilities and positive habits that you have cultivated such as study skills. It's common for individuals to list a number of personal skills on a resume. The following are common examples of personal skills.Accommodating | Accountable | Adaptable | Agent of Change | Ambitious | Analysis | Analytical | Artistic | Assertive | Attentive | Balanced | Bias For Action | Calm | Charismatic | Collaborative | Communicative | Composed | Confident | Conflict Resolution | Conscientious | Consistent | Constructive | Cooperative | Courageous | Creative | Culturally Competent | Curious | Decisive | Dependable | Devoted | Diligent | Diplomatic | Direct | Discreet | Efficient | Empathetic | Enterprising | Enthusiastic | Ethical | Fair | Flexible | Focused | Handling Pressure | Imaginative | Independent | Industrious | Influential | Inquisitive | Intelligent | Introspective | Intuitive | Judicious | Knowledgeable | Languages | Listening | Loyal | Meticulous | Non-Verbal Communication | Objective | Observant | Open | Organized | Passionate | Patient | Perceptive | Personable | Persuasive | Poised | Polite | Presentation Skills | Productive | Public Speaking | Punctual | Reasoning | Reflective | Reliable | Resilient | Resolving Issues | Resourceful | Respectful | Self-aware | Sense of Urgency | Sociable | Social | Staying on Task | Strategic | Supportive | Systematic | Technically Proficient | Thoughtful | Tolerant | Trustworthy | Verbal Communication | Versatile | Willingness to Learn | Work Ethic | Written Communication |
Personal TalentsThings that you are good at doing. This includes abilities that you have cultivated with experience and innate aptitude such that an ability comes naturally to you.Personal KnowledgeKnowledge that you have accumulated with experience or study. Working foundational knowledge and know-how can be viewed as a type of skill.Character StrengthsCharacter strengths can be viewed as foundational skills that are difficult to acquire as they relate to your personality and enduring behavioral habits. For example, being calm under pressure may be an indispensable skill in situations that involve stress or fast moving processes.SummaryPersonal skills include your abilities, aptitudes, knowledge and character traits. These are context dependent whereby what's viewed as an important skill in one situation may not be in another. For example, debate may be an important academic skill but may not be viewed as beneficial to areas such as customer service or plumbing.Next: Personal Strengths
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