POP QUIZ 2

“Someone who is able to get along with their colleagues and work together in a cohesive group” is the definition of __________.

• Teamwork

• Team player

• Team building

• Team formation

Below are the examples of employability skills except?

• Being reliable and dependable

• Willingness to learn new skills

• Able to solve problem and have creative thinking

• Unable to get along and work well with others

All of the following helps you to manage your time effectively except?

• Set priorities

• Use a planning tool

• Stop procrastinating

• Delegate all the works to your subordinate  

Which of the following is not true about achieving effective team member?

• Communicate

• Bragging

• Listen actively

• Don’t blame others

Which of these could help us improve our soft skills?

• Never trust anyone to finish your job.

• Never mediate a conflict 

• See mistakes as an opportunity to show our ability

• Submit the work early even though it is incomplete

The following are the characteristics of a good problem solver EXCEPT

• Not fast answerers

• Not fearful of being wrong

• Only see one answer to a question/ problem

• Respect their own decision-making ability

Which of the following is true about soft skills?

• Skills, abilities and traits that pertain to personality, attitude and behavior

• Formal education

• Education, experience and level of expertise

• Technical knowledge

 

 

 

Arrange the stages of team formation.

I. Norming

II. Forming

III. Performing

IV.. Storming

• I, II, IV, III

• II, IV, I, III

• II, IV,III, I

• IV, II, III, I

The following statements are true about critical thinking skills EXCEPT

• Unable to recognize and validate problems

• Able to develop theoretical concepts

• Understand the relevant research methodologies and techniques

• Able to critically analyze and evaluate findings

The following statements are true about interpersonal and soft skills EXCEPT

• Have a "winner" attitude

• Exude confidence

• Hone your creative skills

• Ignore criticism