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Proving the Value of Soft Skills
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Proving the Value of Soft Skills

by Jack Phillips, Patti Phillips, Rebecca Ray
August 2020
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
328 pages
9h 13m
English
Association for Talent Development
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Design Evaluation From Input to Impact

OPENING STORY

Sarah Robertson provides counseling services at food banks in Canada. As a counselor for the Catholic Family Services, she helps individuals who are having financial problems and cannot afford to pay for food.

Sarah helps them understand their situation and plots a path for improvement. Sometimes the citizens need a job or their spouse needs a job or perhaps one of them needs a better job. Maybe the person has a serious medical problem preventing employment, which requires care through the provincial health system. Although the government provides healthcare, citizens still have to pay some fees; medical problems also take time away from work. A family member may have an addiction that they ...

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ISBN: 9781950496648