How would you rate your communication skill?

Answer 1

-COMMUNICATION SKILLS Care workers use a range of different communication skills during their working day (or night). These include listening and various types of verbal (talking) skills, as well as touch and forms of body language. A care worker has to use their communication skills when they: ■ Carry out an assessment of individual's care needs ■ Give or receive information about the care they provide ■ Provide emotional support to a client or family member Communication is about making contact with others and being understood. It involves sending and receiving messages. We all communicating, or sending messages continuously.

Answer 2

the ability to answer such questions yourself

Good communication skills are: proficiency in writing well in order to get ideas or information accross in a manner that is easily understood by the reader. Also, a good vocabulary and oratory skill to get ideas or information accross orally.

Answer 3

That would depend on your awareness of your communication style. Some people feel more comfortable talking face to face than over the telephone, for example, while others would rather write a letter than send an SMS or text message. Check out how your textbook classifies communication styles.

Answer 4

Effective, strong or excellent Effective, strong or excellent

Answer 5

Interpersonal Skills: Listening, Persuasive Oral Communication, Written Communication, Interpersonal Sensitivity, Impact, Sociability, Team-Work etc.

Answer 6

You can honestly answer this and say you are a very good communicator. Then, give some examples from a previous or current job of times that you communicated clearly.

Answer 7

Many people communicate in a direct, succinct manner. They like to get straight to the point and avoid long-winded conversations.