| A friendly and likeable fellow, Ritchie has all the people skills needed to keep the show on the road. |
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| Do you think people skills are more important than business skills for an entrepreneur? |
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| His people skills have been bolstered by a new bond with disenchanted voters. |
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| I would add that from what I have read on EQ, or Emotional Intelligence, people skills matter even more. |
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| She is not a party political animal, but has superb networking and people skills. |
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| Goldie provides an interesting contrast with her predecessor when it comes to people skills. |
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| He recruits workers who have good people skills for the help desk. |
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| Two hundred years ago, the Cree were said to be a dashing people, with elegance, great people skills and a way with words. |
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| He asked what type of profile the BIPM would be looking for: a public relations person, or a scientist with good people skills? |
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| This activity will teach your group of young people skills for gathering information for themselves and for communicating. |
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| An assertive self-starter with good people skills and the ability to work in a team. |
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| Cultivate the art of negotiation by using and improving your people skills. |
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| Our success depends on our people and we value strong communication and people skills. |
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| Need assistance finding employees with just the right mix of technical, business and people skills? |
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| In this way, OM Partners actively supports you in developing your technical, managerial and people skills. |
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| Enhancing people skills through training makes it easier for employees to adapt to developments in industrial techniques and processes. |
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| An observation sometimes made about Summers is that he is lacking in people skills. |
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| He says the people skills he learned on the pitch have helped his forestry career. |
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| The people skills of empathy, sympathy, listening, coaching, cajoling, influencing, supporting. |
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| Enthusiastically recommended for anyone seeking to brush up on their people skills. |
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| I believe that she will provide the calibre of leadership that our members expect and that her strong people skills will be a major asset for our association and its secretariat. |
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| One successful Aboriginal woman said she knew she had the people skills to market her product, but she was not good at numbers and keeping records. |
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| I tried canvassing for a paint company, and failed. I telemarketed for another business, and failed. I had no people skills. |
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| We want rehabilitation that gives people skills so that they can become working members in society, not so that they are left without the skills to get a job and reoffend as a result. |
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| While labour supply shortages are less acute in a period of economic downturn, companies are still identifying a shortage of workers with skill sets specific to the new economy, namely business, technical, and people skills. |
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| Simulations do not take into account variables such as the competence and people skills of the auxiliary nursing staff or the motivation and degree of commitment of the community. |
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| And the survey of 200 managers has revealed that good people skills are considered the most important professional attribute. |
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| These duties call for good people skills and an ability to listen. |
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| We are always one step ahead thanks to our expertise, our availability and our people skills, as well as our understanding of all requirements and our privileged support networks. |
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| In addition, one of the key initiatives in our Organizational Development area has been to identify and develop the people skills we need to meet our business objectives. |
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| Managers need to bring their own people skills to bear when dealing with employees and encourage the professional development of the building staff. |
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| We need to teach job skills, people skills, and reasoning skills. |
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