Technical skills are the practical abilities that an employee possesses that help the firm perform its functions.
These skills are acquired and honed through learning, practice and repetition and can be both manual (eg sewing) and cognitive (eg accounting).
Unlike “soft skills”, individuals can prove their technical competencies by taking an aptitude test or by providing a certificate, degree, apprenticeship, or work experience.
The Accredited Asset Management Professional (AAMS) professional title is recognized as the industry benchmark for asset management credentials and endorsed by leading financial firms.
Always Be Closing is a mantra used in the sales world meaning that the salesperson should always be thinking about closing deals using whatever tactics are necessary.
An Internal Auditor (IA) is a trained professional tasked with providing an independent and objective assessment of a company’s financial and operating performance.
A non-compete agreement legally obliges a current or former employee to compete with the employer for a specified period of time after the employment relationship ends.