The Importance Of Good Interpersonal Skills

Computing abilities:
Engineers are the one who designs everything starting with a pin to the missile. Thus they must equip themselves to write code for computer programmes. It is good to learn computing programme skills like C++, METLAB or JAVA and auto CAD designing skills etc
Interpersonal Skills:
Johnson defines interpersonal skills as the “sum total of your ability to interact with other people” only trustworthiness and integrity would lead to positive interpersonal skill. To have good interpersonal skills one should be an extrovert rather than an introvert. Acknowledging the merits of others and demonstrating respect, positive and rational attitude will pave the way for good interpersonal skills. In the words of Zhang: “interpersonal

It is a process that involves the study of the industry, the job and the candidate. The ultimate aim of the interviewer and the interviewee is to elicit the right and useful information to arrive at a decision. Both will explore different question techniques and points in their favour” Before going for an interview the graduates should learn to prepare a resume or CV which will give a complete picture of them to consider them for the job they opt for. They must be able to answer the most common questions asked in the interview with confidence to create a good impression for them. Must possess knowledge about different types of interview. Utmost care should be given for dressing, manners, communication skills and body languages. The interview is a selling process, thus, the interviewer will be ready to buy only a good commodity. They must have thorough knowledge about the organisation or the company for which they are attending the

What kind qualities and traits contribute to efficient time management and what kind of attitude results in poor management should be analysed. Prioritising the tasks based on its importance and urgency is one method of time management. Efficient time management means doing right things at the right time. Planning, goal setting, organising and scheduling result in avoiding wastage of time, whereas procrastination, “‘bad attitude|’, and ‘poor Networking’ will result in great waste of time. A wise man never wastes his time on low yielding jobs. Making a realistic estimate of time need for every activity results in efficient time management. For efficient time management “monochromic leadership” is preferred rather than the “polychromic leadership” some time management planners are making days, weekly monthly yearly and decade scale based activities. The concept of ‘time management is a myth’. Before one could realize the fleeting of time, time might have spread its wings flew to a faraway