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Welcome to the Work Readiness Essential Skills Podcast! I am your host Chiedu Oshai a Human Resources and Talent Management professional with over 2 decades experience. Through Work Readiness Essential Skills I hope to provide an open platform for inspiration and guidance, where we dissect all things on employability skills also referred to as transferable or soft skills. This will be based on my personal experience in people Management, the experiences of my guests, and also some of your experiences. Each episode, we'll bring you expert insights, real-life stories, practical tips and strategies to enhance your work readiness. To be work-ready is more than just having technical expertise. It's about adaptability, communication, problem-solving, critical thinking and so much more. We'll show you how to identify, develop, improve and master these skills. Are you ready to develop the skills employers are looking for and become work ready? Are you prepared to thrive in today's dynamic work environment? You have the potential to be a standout professional then Join us as we explore the latest trends and insights from industry professionals, HR experts, and successful leaders on the key skills that will set you apart and help you succeed. The first episode of work readiness essential skills launched on June 15, 2023 and you can check every week for new episodes. You can listen to the podcast on spotify, buzzsprout and on just about all online podcast platforms. You can also listen on ⁠www.broademployment.com⁠.  Follow us on @beworkready on Instagram, twitter and @beworkready1 on facebook. Feel free to leave us a comment if you have specific topic you wants me to cover. Subscribe to 'Work Readiness Essential Skills and unlock your full professional potential. Remember Success or luck is what happens when opportunity meets a prepared person. Be prepared. 'Work Readiness Essential Skills podcast is unloading. Thank you for listening.#employability #skills #essential skills