Tag: softskills
Questions Related to softskills
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religious group; unit in a system; name or designation
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final outcome; final development of the plot of a play or other literary work
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(animal, person, or plant) inhabitant or resident of a particular place; regular visitor
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send out of the country; behave;
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person of high rank or position
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(of things and place) dirty and dull
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mentally quick and observant; having insight; perceptive; able to make good judgments;
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aimless follower of an art or a field of knowledge (not taking it seriously); amateur; dabbler;
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People Prefer to closely follow the rules
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People settle legal/personal differences without depending on the judicial system
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People do not like to voice their opinions directly
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None of the above
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Do not have a “space bubble” .
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Are very remote and cold with counterparts
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Prefer to maintain a standard distance when speaking with others
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All of the above
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Soccer
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Cricket
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Baseball
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None of the above
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Appreciate long periods of silence at the end of each response
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Appreciate frequent conversational overlaps
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Appreciate turntaking and wait for their turn without interrupting others
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None of the above
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Adopt a strategy that has proven to be successful in the past
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Adopt whatever strategy upper management has traditionally employed
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Adopt a strategy because it seems innovative
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None of the above
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Rules and structure are needed for society to function efficiently
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Americans do no trust other people easily
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Lawyers have traditionally played a central role in society.
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All of the above
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In no particular order and people try to sit around the table or in front of the projection screen in a quick and efficient manner
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based on ranking and seniority with the highest ranking members sitting nearest to the screen or at the center of the table and the lowest ranking associates furthest away
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by team or group affiliations with each group's leader sitting with his/her subordinates huddling together around the table
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None of the above
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Arriving late for a public event is a reflection of a person's high status or ranking
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Arriving on time for social events is expected regardless of venue or status
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Arriving 20 minutes late for social events is considered polite
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All of the above