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Revision as of 18:33, January 21, 2024
Planning skills help when with goal setting and determining the most efficient path to meet objectives.
According to the career coach Jennifer Herrity:
- "Whether you're managing people, projects or a combination of the two, the ability to prepare a vision for the future and strategize solutions is essential to good management. Planning skills help when setting goals and determining the most efficient path to meet objectives.
- They can also be useful when conducting administrative activities like budgeting and scheduling. The following are specific examples of planning skills:
- - Adaptability
- - Flexibility
- - Logical reasoning