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Hiring Managers are always talking about “finding the right talent”. How do I find out what my real talents are?


Sometimes, getting hiring for that job is not about experience, academic achievements or intelligence. It’s about whether you have the talent to get that particular job done. Knowing your unique talent is like having a personal selling point that you can use to sell yourself to potential employers and bosses.

 

Try these suggestions to discover your innate talents:


• Know your interests – The things that you do that give you the most satisfaction and fulfillment will offer a big clue to where your natural interests lie. If you have a technical inclination, chances are you would spend a lot of time tinkering with computers or software.

 

• Find your knack – What is it that you find easy to do that other people have a hard time with? Are you able to detect problems quickly or analyse large amounts of information accurately? Do you find it a breeze to organise interesting events or start conversations with total strangers? It may not even occur to you that these are talents because you do them with so little effort or even without thinking.

 

• Psychometric assessment – Psychometric tests provide scientific and standardised ways of assessing a person’s ability and personality in a measured and structured way.

 

• Nurture and grow your talent – Commit yourself to working at your particular talent(s) and becoming very, very good at what you do. Invest and develop your particular skills by attending a course or getting professional training.

 
Amadeus unveils new version of self-booking tool
Amadeus today announces the release of version 13.2 of its flagship e-Travel Management solution, the self-booking tool for corporations.
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:08:00 GMT

Asian companies ill-prepared for travel risks - report
Asia-Pacific companies fall short when it comes to safeguarding their employees on work-related travel, according to a survey jointly conducted by International SOS, the world's leading international healthcare, medical assistance and security services company and The Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE).
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 15:52:00 GMT

ANA forms new low-cost carrier
All Nippon Airways (“ANA”), a leading Japanese airline, and First Eastern Investment Group (“First Eastern”), a pioneer of direct investments in China, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement to establish the first Japanese low cost airline.
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:13:00 GMT

Aston brings favehotel brand to Malaysia
Aston International announced that the group has secured a management contract for its smart select service favehotel brand in Langkawi, Malaysia.
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:07:00 GMT

Swiss-Belhotel signs five-star resort in Vietnam
Swiss-Belhotel International is pleased to announce the signing of the management of an international five star resort, Swiss-Belresort Blue Sapphire Vung Tau, Vietnam.
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:00:00 GMT


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