### skill:

Communication skill
* are also important, as is the ability to work independently
  - basic tools required for healthy living
* are essential for effective interaction in both work and social settings
  - in any sphere of human interaction
* are essential to success in any profession
  - the practice of almost all aspects of medicine
* are important for communicating new knowledge and ideas
  - computer scientists
  - in the work of a respiratory therapist
  - to learning
  - integral to the education and effective function of physicians
  - key to every professional's career growth
  - the building blocks of good interpersonal relationships
  - vital to a person's success in the workplace
  - what make a person a good lover
* can increase productivity and efficiency.
* increase their value in daily life.
* involve our ability to listen.
* is the means through which human cultures find their expression.
* refer to reading, writing, and speaking abilities as used in the workplace.

### skill:

Computer skill
* are a vital part of the present day workplace
  - also critical in the engineering profession
  - an important part of anyone' s college career
  - essential for digital, and increasingly other forms of, photography
  - good only for working with computers
  - important for doing well in school and in the workplace
  - in demand in workplaces of all kinds
  - manual labor
* enable employees to perform more efficiently and adapt to change with confidence.
* make it easier for women to find a job.
* vary in the art of engineering and music production.

Conceptual skill
* are the ability to formulate ideas.
* involves the formulation of ideas.
* is the ability to think in abstract terms.

Expressive skill
* focus on the development of speed, clarity, and fluency.
* refer to the production of speech and language.

Functional skill
* are skills that are transferable from one job to another
  - the skills that employers like to hear about
  - things that people do everyday
* reflect the ability to work with people, data and information or objects.

Horsemanship
* helps build the self-esteem necessary for recovery.
* is an inherently dangerous practice and horses are inherently unpredictable animals
  - important to our country s history and lore
  - the one art for which it seems one needs only practice
  - with a learning process that anyone can learn

### skill | horsemanship:

Natural horsemanship
* holistic approach to working with horses.
* is about respect and love for horses.

Human skill
* are extremely important to managers at top, middle, and lower or supervisory levels.
* involve an understanding of human behavior and communicaiton processes
  - the ability to work well with other people, both individually and in a group
* involves the ability to interact effectively with people.

### skill:

Interpersonal skill
* Interpersonal Skills Treats others with respect, trust, and dignity.
* are critical to both working with peers and leading others
  - essential in the work force
* are essential to effective job performance
  - teamwork, as are negotiation and compromise
  - skills learnt from childhood and constantly refined
  - very important in the workplace
  - vital to entrepreneurial success
* can energize or inhibit natural personality tendencies.
* count in today's workplace.
* go beyond the ability to communicate effectively.
* involve cooperation, social skills, and communication skills.
* is an area of concentration.

Leadership skill
* are life skills.
* become the vehicle by which the leader achieves given objectives.
* can create relationships between individuals that go beyond the enterprise
  - help mobilize people and resources
* develop through experience and over time
  - when the barriers to effectively communicate are lowered
* is as important as communication skill.