ENGLISH || SELF-DEVELOPMENT

​​The skills you need to be successful in life. Hi, today I want to tell you about the skills you need to develop. Look, there are two kinds of skills: Hard Skills and Soft Skills. Hard Skills are narrow professional skills that you need to do specific tasks in your day-to-day job. For example, if you want to make a website, you need Hard Skills - writing code for the site. Roughly speaking, the skill of a programmer. Soft skills - non-professional skills that help you solve life tasks and work with other people. For example, you have Soft Skill - self presentation and when you get hired, you were chosen for the position because you were able to present yourself nicely. Soft skills are useful in any field, are formed in childhood and are associated with emotional intelligence. Flexible and hard skills should complement each other in order to solve tasks of different complexity. For example, a graphic designer would benefit from mastering soft skills: communication, creative thinking, empathy and hard skills: mastery of Adobe Photoshop, Sketch, Figma. What soft skills to develop? I made a small list of popular soft skills. ▫️ Communication ▫️ Critical thinking ▫️ Service/Customer orientation. ▫️ Managing projects, people, and myself ▫️ Mentoring and mentoring ▫️ Problem Solving ▫️ Decision making ▫️ Emotional intelligence ▫️ Nonviolent communication ▫️ Knowledge Management ▫️ Working under uncertainty ▫️ Lean Production ▫️ Ecological thinking ▫️ Self-analysis and self-reflection I do not want to write a long post, because many people do not finish reading it. So, write in the comments which soft skill to talk more about and in the next posts I will elaborate on the skill you like best.

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🍁Playing team sports is good for children to prepare for working life or not. Discuss both views and give your opinion. ⚡️Model Answer: Band: 7.5 Words: 296 Some believe that playing team sports can be beneficial to teenagers' future career achievements while others hold the view that it is completely useless. Both sides of the argument will be discussed in this essay, followed by my own perspective on this matter. On the one hand, people think that participating in team sports can enhance children's communication skills and make them become better team players. For example, activities like playing basketball and soccer require youths to communicate well with teammates from different educational and cultural backgrounds, which can equip youngsters with interpersonal skills before they enter the workforce. Getting along with workmates is one of the most essential contributors to one's career achievements. Further, collaboration ability fostered by joining multiplayer games is vital to one's employment prospects as well. It is very common that people need to cooperate with their colleagues on team projects, being able to generate strategies and collaborate with co-workers are key factors to success. On the other hand, opponents argue that these games can hardly contribute to individuals' occupational achievements. Firstly, students can merely learn academic knowledge and professional skills from playing team games. Therefore, it is better for school-age children to utilize their time on studying more practical subjects such as mathematics and programming, which can ensure a more promising career and stable income. Additionally, some players tend to be overly competitive and outcome-oriented since the thought of winning is extremely important is ingrained in their minds. This kind of attitude could bring pressure to co-workers and cause negative effects on the working environment. In my opinion, while group sports can cultivate players great social skills and collaboration abilities, which is imperative to their occupational prospects, it is important not to be too serious and dedicated to these leisure activities. @SpeakingEnglish_uz

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📚 Ingliz-tilida suhbat davomida eng ko'p qo'llaniladigan qisqartmalar 1. Ain't = Am not/are not/is not - emas E.g. I ain't sure - ishonchim komil emas 2. Ain't = Has not/have not - ...magan E.g. He ain't finished yet - u tugatmagan hali 3. Wanna = Want to - xohlayman E.g. I wanna go home. - men uyga ketishni xohlayman 4. Wanna = Want a - xohlayman bitta E.g. I wanna coffee. - xohlayman bitta kofe 5. Whatcha = What are you - sen nima E.g. Whatcha gonna do? - sen nima qilmoqchisan? 6. What Kinda = Kind of - qanaqa E.g. What kinda movie is that? - U qanaqa kino 7. Sorta = Sort of - sal, ozgina E.g. I’m sorta tired - men sal charchadim 8. Outta = Out of - ...dan tashqari E.g. Get outta here - bu yerdan tashqariga chiq 9. Alotta = A lot of - ko'p E.g. I eat alotta cake. - men ko'p to'rt yeyman 10. Lotsa = Lots of - ko'p E.g. I have lotsa money - menda ko'p pul bor 11. Mucha = Much of - ko'pi E.g. Much of was wasted - vaqtning ko'pi bekor ketdi 12. Cuppa = Cup of - bir chashka E.g. Would you like a cuppa coffee? - bir chashka kofe xohlaysizmi? 13. Dunno = Don’t know - bilmadim E.g. I dunno - bilmadim 14. Lemme = Le - ruhsat ber E.g. Lemme see! - ruhsatingi bilan ko'raychi 15. Gimme = Give me - menga ber E.g. Gimme the pen! - ruchkani menga ber #useful @SpeakingEnglish_uz

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