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CAREERTIP : Mastering effective communication skills can lead to salaries or career growth in today’s digital age

Even in an era of advanced technology like ChatGPT, which can assist in drafting various kinds of writing, it remains crucial to acquire effective communication skills. Beyond merely conveying information, the ability to speak and write well holds immense value. Knowing how to communicate effectively allows individuals to convey their thoughts, ideas, and emotions in a clear, concise, and engaging manner, fostering stronger connections and relationships in both personal and professional settings. It’s important to understand that effective communication skills are the opposite of constant, careless chatter. Speaking more doesn’t make you a better communicator. True mastery lies in message quality. Active listening One of the foremost effective communication skills involves no speaking at all: active listening. This skill involves hearing words and truly comprehending the message, empathizing with the speaker, and responding appropriately. Contrary to the belief that speaking more is th

CAREERTIPS: Construction and Built Environment Professionals should see themselves as change agents




Nomzamo Mlungu a Built Environment Professional in the Public Sector recently asked "How often have you recognized the value that you add through the work that you do?" because she believes Construction and Built Environment Professionals need to give themselves a pat on the back about the work they do.

Watch her as she explains why Construction and Built Environment Professionals are valuable to our communities and the economy.



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  1. Waking up in the Morning Doing my best in construction industry 🤗 I enjoy the most. We face new challenges each day but damn I enjoy my work environment.

    Thank you Nomzamo

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  2. Great industry to be in! Cuts across all sectors of the economy. I'm glad you're loving your work.

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