📈

Career Skills to Learn

35 items

Development plans stall at the choosing, because every skill looks equally plausible in January and none of them feels urgent. Take one for a quarter and assess it at the end, not before. Thirty-five skills that transfer across roles and industries, weighted toward the unglamorous ones that quietly decide who gets listened to in meetings. In a one-to-one it is a better opener than asking somebody to nominate their own weakness.

What's on the Wheel

All 35 entries that will be loaded onto the spinning wheel

1Public speaking
2Writing clearly
3Active listening
4Giving feedback
5Receiving feedback
6Negotiation
7Facilitation
8Delegation
9Prioritisation
10Estimation
11Data literacy
12Spreadsheet modelling
13Basic statistics
14Reading financial statements
15Project planning
16Risk assessment
17Stakeholder management
18Conflict resolution
19Coaching others
20Interviewing candidates
21Onboarding new joiners
22Technical writing
23Presenting to executives
24Storytelling with data
25Running effective meetings
26Saying no
27Managing upward
28Time boxing
29Decision making under uncertainty
30Systems thinking
31Process mapping
32Cross-team collaboration
33Influence without authority
34Strategic thinking
35Knowing when to escalate
📈

Ready to spin?

This list is pre-loaded and ready to go. Click below to open the wheel and spin.

Spin the Wheel Now