A PCT Student Blog

Communication Between Others Doctors, student, salesmen, cooks, police officers, teachers. it doesn't matter who you are, you will need to interpret instructions both written and verbally communicated. While attending Penn College, I have to be well versed in understanding each of my teacher's instructions in order to complete assignments, tests, and other objectives. Each instructor has their own way of communicating their assignments. Some teachers post on the class site their assignments which each student needs to interpret the standard which needs to be met. Other teachers will inform the students verbally on assignments. The way the student's complete assignments are based on how well the student interpreted the instructions.  Written and Verbal Information After reading a short article on the Cochrane library on Written and verbal information, compared to verbal information , I have a better understanding for why hospitals inform patients with both physical instructi...

  Employers Want Committed Employees To be a valued employee one needs to hold a status that an employer wants. For example, when a company is looking for an HVAC salesperson, they want that individual to have many characteristics. They can have the following but not limited to communication skills, knowledge on equipment being sold, continued education, integrity, and want work. There are many more qualities, but overall, a company wants someone who is committed to their job and can show that they know what they're doing. A well valued employee can make a company money and keep stress off managers when they are trusted and have integrity in their work.  7 Characteristics of Employability After reviewing the Jeff Vankooten’s reading , I feel that the characteristics that relate to me the most are effective communication, continuous learning, and commitment to personal excellence. There  Effective Communication Effective Communication is defined as “when a clear message ...