people skills

They should be able to work as part of a team, so people skills are important.

Of course we should be teaching young people skills that will help them in later life.

She has great people skills and she's like a big sister to a lot of the workers here.

To give young people skills and knowledge for making a living as adults.

"They also have to be more dependent on people skills."

"I have the people skills, and it is good money."

"You should learn some people skills," I said to him.

It is not as if scientists are generally known for their people skills.

I wasn't one to normally let her lack of people skills get to me.

Perhaps most important we would be giving these young people skills to survive.

However, he has little people skills, and at times displays a lack of common sense.

Yet there was one important area where young George did excel: people skills.

Of the program managers and developers you know, on the whole, who has better people skills?

By 1974 the actual term "people skills" had come into use.

"Even at the Academy, you were famous for your people skills."

Champions usually have good people skills and get along well with their colleagues.

Due to his lack of people skills, this job is a difficult task.

He does have people skills - that's his really strong point."

Her people skills are the best of the group, but she does not seem to have the independence or drive the job requires.

They want to know that you're compatible with the company culture and have the necessary people skills.

"You look to build a quality wait staff, and that means they need to have people skills," he said.

"I suspect he has been chosen for his leadership and people skills."

It was a trial by fire, and I honed my people skills.

He has respect for authority, great people skills and humility.

I heard them talking behind the counter about how hard it was to find someone with people skills."