Importance of critical thinking, teamwork and listening.

 There are three transferrable skills that I thought are very important in the workplace. The first one will be Critical Thinking. Critical thinking skill is the evaluation and interpretation of information to make a judgment, come to a conclusion, or choose a course of action. Which is very important in every different position and also relevant to leadership skills and problem-solving skills. Being able to work in a team and complete tasks together is also a key skill. Not only finished the job you have been assigned but also support your colleagues. The power of one person is small, working together as a group can achieve a higher goal. Last but not least, listening and understanding not only what is obvious but also the hidden information from both the clients and team members then solving the problems is also very useful in the workplace, especially in the manager-level role.

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