However, measuring the “soft” skills (communication skills, attitude and other personal qualities) is much harder.

These skills are easily identifiable from writing, and as a Handwriting Analyst I help employers “read” the writing of their job applicants.

Below is one list of soft skills, or personal qualities, much in demand with employers and how to identify them from handwriting.

The brief descriptions include only the most obvious traits for each. A total report for an employer as to which candidates possess the greatest degree of these skills, would involve many more traits and an in depth evaluation.

Employers want someone who can:

1. Communicate Effectively

• Emotional responsiveness shown in moderate right hand slant
• Ability to communicate verbally shown in some open circle letters
• Good listener shown in some closed circle letters
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  However, measuring the “soft” skills (communication skills, attitude and other personal qualities) is much harder.

  These skills are easily identifiable from writing, and as a Handwriting Analyst I help employers “read” the writing of their job applicants.

  Below is one list of soft skills, or personal qualities, much in demand with employers and how to identify them from handwriting.

  The brief descriptions include only the most obvious traits for each. A total report for an employer as to which candidates possess the greatest degree of these skills, would involve many more traits and an in depth evaluation.

  Employers want someone who can:

  1. Communicate Effectively

  • Emotional responsiveness shown in moderate right hand slant
  • Ability to communicate verbally shown in some open circle letters
  • Good listener shown in some closed circle letters
  • Em
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    Below is one list of soft skills, or personal qualities, much in demand with employers and how to identify them from handwriting.

    The brief descriptions include only the most obvious traits for each. A total report for an employer as to which candidates possess the greatest degree of these skills, would involve many more traits and an in depth evaluation.

    Employers want someone who can:

    1. Communicate Effectively

    • Emotional responsiveness shown in moderate right hand slant
    • Ability to communicate verbally shown in some open circle letters
    • Good listener shown in some closed circle letters
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      Employers want someone who can:

      1. Communicate Effectively

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      • Ability to communicate verbally shown in some open circle letters
      • Good listener shown in some closed circle letters
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        • Emotional responsiveness shown in moderate right hand slant
        • Ability to communicate verbally shown in some open circle letters
        • Good listener shown in some closed circle letters
        • Empathy, shown in cup shaped base connections

        2. Commit to the job including honesty, dependability and enthusiasm

        • Honesty shown in clean, un-looped circle letters
        • Rhythm or stability shown in a even rhythm of the writing
        • Enthusiasm shown in long sweeping t-bars
        • Loyalty shown in round dots on “i”

        3. Learn new tasks willingly – demonstrate initiative and maintain productivity

        • Open minded shown in open “e”
        • Initiative shown in t-bars sweeping out to the right from the base of the letter (other indications also)
        • Good memory – “i” dotted, t crossed
        • Energy – writing that is written with obvious energy
        • Determination – long, firm down strokes on y,j,g,f

        4. Accept responsibility – evaluate your own work, use time effectively, and have pride in the quality of your work

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