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Social Competence
The set of skills necessary to interact successfully with other people, to be generous and thoughtful, and to use accepted social techniques. Social competence skills include:
• The ability to interact with other people such as:
o Resolving conflicts;
o Cooperating;
o Working together on a team;
o Understanding and being tolerant of other people and cultures; and
o Working with diverse populations.
• Choosing words precisely, being persuasive, and listening.
• Crafting effective written communications such as emails, memos, and reports.
• The ability to speak a second language.
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