– 1.2.2 Activity: Assess your skills and strengths

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RCLD Outreach Training

Section 1: Get learning

Getting to know yourself and your organization

Activity: Assess your skills and strengths

Skills

Skills are abilities that come from specific training and can be learned in a course, workshop, or self-study (e.g., software programs, languages, time management, people management, research, analytics, project management, etc.).

  • Hard skills are the specific, teachable abilities and knowledge areas required for positions. They are fact-based and can be defined and measured.
  • Soft skills include the personal, relational, and behavioral attributes that allow you to thrive in the workplace. They are subjective and often times situational.
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Strengths

Strengths are personal attributes that you have cultivated over time (e.g., flexibility, integrity, positive attitude, willingness to learn, dependability, friendliness, persistence, etc.).

Complete assessment activity

What strengths do you bring to rural outreach? Complete this assessment to recognize what skills you bring and potential things you may find challenging.

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