Soft Skills - The Corner Stone
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Soft skills like oral communication, writing abilities, and non-verbal expression are important cornerstones. Oral skills include presentation, body language awareness, and critical listening. Writing involves critical reading, grammar, and editing. Non-verbal traits encompass gestures, observation, and awareness.
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- 1. Corner Stone of Communication is Soft Skill Presented by Mahesh.N
- 2. Attributes for Soft Skill Training Module Oral Written Non - Verbal
- 5. Non – Verbal Traits Gestures Observation Awareness