Customers Demand Soft Skills
You don’t have to be a sociologist to know that people crave personal validation. We see it every day in the workplace – the mere act of saying hello to your office mates as you walk into the building or waving goodbye as you leave a zoom call can make a difference. Of course, the
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The Modern Workplace Is Interpersonal
You don’t have to be a sociologist to know that people crave personal validation. We see it every day in the workplace – the mere act of saying hello to your office mates as you walk into the building or waving goodbye as you leave a zoom call can make a difference. Of course, the
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Soft Skills Are Harder To Learn
There is a formal or perhaps informal plan for learning the technical skills necessary to perform well when starting a new job. For example, someone will show you how to use the equipment properly, the procedures involved in documentation and even where the off switch is. These are the kinds of hard skills necessary to
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Hard Skills Are Pointless Without Soft Skills
At Dynamic Works, we know that you can’t be effective with only technical skills in most jobs. For example, a salesperson with an outstanding knowledge of their product and market will only be successful if they have the interpersonal skills to close deals and retain clients. A business manager needs to listen to employees, have
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ONWARD Inclusion Advantage Brochure
Begin your journey to an inclusive workplace ONWARD Inclusion Advantage is a four-tiered program designed to meet the needs of individuals and teams – from introduction to inclusion, including skills and needs for supervisors and managers and advance course work on how to work with and champion an inclusive companywide culture for people of all
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Celebrating Black History Month
February is Black History Month and gives us an opportunity to celebrate Black culture and history. 45 years ago, in the late 1970s, President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month, calling upon the country to ‘seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history’. In
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