Identify the employability skills Part II [edit I]

1. Problem solving skills

Problem solving skills are considered as one of the most important employability skills. It is defined as the process of working through details of a problem to reach a solution. Problem solving may include mathematical or systematic operations and can be a gauge of an individual's critical thinking skills.(Business Dictionary, 2014). 

This involves being able to offer a solution to a problem by analysing a situation and working out how to arrive at a favourable outcome.  It often involves making optimum use of available resources and enlisting others to achieve an outcome.

You've developed problem solving skills by offering solutions to a specific problem, brainstorming different ways to do things, or discussing outcomes of events with friends or colleagues.

1. Developing creative, practical or innovative solutions
2. Solving problems in teams
3. Applying a range of strategies to problem solving
4. Using mathematics to solve problems
5. Applying a range of problem solving strategies to come up with a solution
6. Testing assumptions or hypothesizes
7. Resolving customer complaints satisfactorily

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