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Maretus
@maretus.eth
What’s an unconventional or underrated skill that’s served you well? Something that might not be flashy or obvious but ended up playing a major role in your /success. For me, that skill is communication. Working in a semi-technical industry, I’ve found that mastering communication has been the key to my growth. It’s allowed me to collaborate better with coworkers, supervisors, clients, and investors. Knowing how to build relationships and handle different personality types has been a real advantage, helping me shape a solid career that I might not have otherwise. What about you? What’s an underrated skill that’s made a real difference in your journey?
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Ibiwunmi 🎭🎩⚡🍄🔵🤡
@adunnithoms1893
For me, it's the ability to be flexible. Change has become a constant and it seems to come at people from all sides: economic shifts, budget constraints, technological advancements, and workforce attitudes. A person who remain flexible and can adapt to new and changing circumstances may be more effective than those who resist change. Being able to pivot and implement new strategies when changes arise is a key way a person or a leader can keep their teams engaged and their organizations resilient.
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Maretus
@maretus.eth
Right on! Flexibility is definitely important. I like to tell my wife that you can’t control what happens to you but you can control how you respond to it. :)
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Ibiwunmi 🎭🎩⚡🍄🔵🤡
@adunnithoms1893
That's the truth. Well said boss. 💯
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