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             \author[1]{Aref Ibrahim  Alabed}

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This thesis explores the soft skills that a pharmacist needs in order to perform effectively. In order to be a good professional, a pharmacist should possess "a combination of comprehensive therapeutic knowledge, experience, problem-solving skills, and judgment" (Burke, et al., 2008). Throughout the research we expect to identify skills such as: teamwork skills, communication skills, patient oriented attitude, risk management skills, empathy, patience, reliability and professionalism, patient relation management, analytical skills, decision making among the employees of Dawacom.Knowing that managerial skills include technical skills, human skills and conceptual skills, it is hypnotized that, although pharmacists possess strong technical skills, they register a deficit in the human and conceptual skills areas. The research will show that if the managerial skills of the Dawacom's employees are correctly identified, the management team/HR department will be able to focus the trainings towards those areas where the employees have difficulties, thus helping the pharmacists perform efficiently.

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\section[{I. Introduction}]{I. Introduction}\par
ecent researches have brought to scholar's attention the soft skills for a better performance of employees. As a consequence, there is a continuous need for research in effective soft skill training. The term "soft skills" has received a great attention among practitioners while the importance of soft skills in management grew in recent researches. Throughout this paper we will refer to attitudes and behaviours displayed in work relations as "soft skills". Often human resources professionals have turned their attention to appropriate training programs to improve soft skills of their employees with the purpose of enhancing their performances.\par
If we talk about a better understanding and mastering of soft skills by using training we should have a closer look at professions that require deep soft skills, such as pharmacists. Workplace training on soft skills such as communication, stress management, conflict management, leadership, team work, etc.\par
The profession of pharmacist has a special importance in society; the pharmacist is the one who, along with other health professionals, offers products and pharmaceutical services, following its use as judiciously in order to obtain maximum therapeutic effect.\par
The pharmaceutical activity can take place in units of the drug industry and consists in:\par
? Preparing dosage forms of drugs, manufacturing and drug control, storage, preservation and distribution of medicines, ? Drug control activities and preparation, and ? Providing information and advice on drugs.\par
The pharmacist must be informed of all developments in the science and legislation in force, to maintain a level of professional competence appropriate to the performance of professional duties and to comply with the Code of Ethics developed by the College of Pharmacists. The pharmacist is responsible, according to academic training, to exercise other professional activities such as:\par
? Working with your doctor to establish and follow the patient's therapy, ? Marketing and pharmaceutical management and health education activities or administration.\par
In pharmacy a great importance is given to informing the patient as inaccurate information or a misunderstanding of some aspects may lead to treatment failure and, consequently, to an increase in health costs. Information is formulated and presented according to the understanding of each patient, being informed about the benefits and risks of each drug administration are mandatory. The pharmacist must call on all the information they hold to ensure the safe, proper and effective use of a medicine. The pharmacist has moral and professional obligation to ensure that services provided to each patient are of adequate quality and that has an important role with other health professionals to optimize drug treatment outcomes.\par
Improving the performance of the human resources is a goal of any company. The performance of an organization is settled according to the course in which human, material, informational and financial resources are used in order to achieve the set objectives, at the desired level. An important part of the performance is the quality of the employees. The professional competences and knowledge in the field of pharmacy are decisive in regard to obtaining the efficiency of the administrative system through resource management, employee motivation, forecasting the future evolutions and control of the ongoing processes. The organizations which understand and are aware of the human behaviour and the importance of knowledge and skills implement policies to enhance the skills of their employees. According to \hyperref[b23]{(Ernst, et al., 2012)} a number of articles regarding the training and competencies of pharmacists have been published recently. Unfortunately these documents do not clearly recommend training requirements for pharmacists.\par
The purpose of this paper is to assess the training needs of the pharmacists working within Dawacom Pharmaceutical Chain and to provide recommendations for future training of pharmacists in order to enhance their competencies. These recommendations have been developed based on a thorough assessment of the training needs of the employees of Dawacom.\par
We hope that these recommendations will be used by other companies in the future when they seek to define the qualifications of their pharmacists with a focus on the soft skills. The ability to assess the soft skills is the key to improving them. A training needs assessment is used to determine whether training is the right solution to a workplace problem \hyperref[b13]{(Cekada, 2010)}. The assessment is an ongoing process of gathering data to determine what training needs exist in order to develop training that can help the organization meet its objectives \hyperref[b10]{(Brown, 2002)}.\par
In order to be a good professional, a pharmacist should possess "a combination of comprehensive therapeutic knowledge, experience, problem-solving skills, and judgment" \hyperref[b11]{(Burke, et al., 2008)}. Throughout the research we expected to identify skills such as: teamwork skills, communication skills, patient oriented attitude, risk management skills, empathy, patience, reliability and professionalism, patient relation management, analytical skills, decision making among the employees of Dawacom; and we intended to answer the following questions:\par
1. What are the current common skills of the pharmacists at Dawacom? 2. How can the current common skills of the pharmacists at Dawacom be assessed? 3. What critical skills (other than technical skills) need the pharmacists in order to be able to perform efficiently? 4. What is the link between the critical skills and pharmacists' performance? \hyperref[b4]{5}. Towards what skills should the training efforts be channeled?\par
Knowing that managerial skills include technical skills, human skills and conceptual skills, it is hypnotized that, although pharmacists possess strong technical skills, they register a deficit in the human and conceptual skills areas. The research will show that if the managerial skills of the Dawacom's employees are correctly identified, the management team/HR department will be able to focus the training towards those areas where the employees have difficulties, thus helping the pharmacists perform efficiently. There will be identified a need for improving the communications skills of pharmacist and challenges to effective communication.\par
Since human capital is a mix of knowledge, skills and abilities, that help the employees, in this case the pharmacists, enhance performance and productivity we aimed to identify the degree in which it contributes to the competitive advantage of a company. There are with respect to this issue, but our purpose was to assess the need for soft skills of pharmacists. 
\section[{II. Literature Review}]{II. Literature Review}\par
Due to the continuous economic changes in the pharmaceutics field of activity appeared a new set of challenges:\par
? Reduced growth rate in global mature markets such as the USA and Western Europe. Only "pharmerging'" markets such as China, India, Russia, Turkey, Brazil, Korea and Mexico registered a significant increase. ? Due to the fact that at global level the awareness of maintaining health increased, generic products rapidly gaining ground. These lead to lower profits of the players in the market who see the protection of brand products threatened by a much shorter life cycle. ? There is a growing need to demonstrate the economic viability of products and solutions -with a cost-benefit analysis being able to consider all aspects of the therapeutic process. ? New health policies such as e-prescribing and strict forms are introduced to more advanced markets. Treatment protocols specify which drugs are safe, effective and cost-effective for different patients. ? New stakeholders influence purchasing decisions, including payers, patients, governments, distribution channels, pressure groups and the power of doctors is decreasing. ? Increased responsibility -all stakeholders must be prepared to justify decisions and be accountable for the results. ? The Internet gives patients more access to health information through Web sites, blogs, and forums. On this basis, patients exert an increasing influence on treatment decisions of physicians.\par
Exploring the performances of pharmacists of Dawacom has the purpose of understanding the transfer of soft skills through training and it represents the central subject of this thesis. The aim is not only to contribute from a scientific point of view, but also to enhance the professional practice especially in the area of soft skills.\par
Understanding the concept of "soft skills" together with identifying the most influential authors and models is an important first step prior to identifying them in a company and training setting, more specifically in a training setting relying on performing the profession of pharmacists. The notion of soft skills often tends not to be defined by what it means, but rather by what it does not mean: soft skills are positioned as the opposite of hard skills, which are defined as the technical ability and the factual knowledge needed to do a job \hyperref[b39]{(Klaus, 2008)}. Other authors avoided giving a clear definition of "soft skills" by providing examples \hyperref[b6]{(Balcar, 2014)}, . Muir makes an actual transition to defining the term actively by stating that soft skills are "attitudes and behaviours displayed in interactions among individuals that affect outcomes of such encounters" quoted in \hyperref[b49]{(Myers \& Larson, 2005)}. \hyperref[b62]{(Schulz, 2008)}  To be successful in this tough environment, candidates for jobs have to bring along a "competitive edge" that distinguishes them from other candidates with similar qualifications and comparable evaluation results \hyperref[b62]{(Schulz, 2008)}.\par
Changes in the healthcare system affect all aspects including pharmacy services, pharmacists' role, and expectations and patients' behaviour \hyperref[b67]{(Volmer, et al., 2009)}. In a recent survey soft skills were rated as more important than the hard skills \hyperref[b0]{(Aasheim \& Williams, 2009)}. Soft skills have become a crucial an increasingly sort after quality for careers in corporate world, irrespective of the sector \hyperref[b36]{(John, 2009)}. Soft skills are essentially people's skills or personality specific skills \hyperref[b36]{(John, 2009)}. Hewitt  {\ref Sean (2008)} and  {\ref Tobin (2006)}, quoted in \hyperref[b36]{(John, 2009)}, state that soft skills are nontechnical, intangible, personality specific skills which determines an individual's strength as a leader, listener and negotiator, or as a conflict mediator. Soft skills are the traits and abilities of attitude and behaviour rather than of knowledge or technical aptitude.\par
Community pharmacists today are involved in a wide variety of professional activities which may be considered as either product or patient-oriented (Al-Arifi, 2012). Through this role, the pharmacist gained a direct interaction with the patient. This experience generates opinions and views for both the patients and pharmacists (Al-Arifi, 2012). Several studies have investigated patients' satisfaction and attitudes to community pharmacy services \hyperref[b2]{(Al Hajj, et al., 2011)}, \hyperref[b12]{(Catic, et al., 2013)}, \hyperref[b70]{(Wirth, et al., 2011)}.\par
Superior soft skills play an important role in this commercial era, and the pharmacy field makes no exception. Employees with superior soft skills represent a competitive advantage for any organization. Pharmacy profession has undergone a significant paradigm shift with movement away from a traditional distributive role toward a clinical and patient oriented practice, which has intensified the focus on teamwork and the importance of inter professional relationships \hyperref[b61]{(Salman, et al., 2013)} quoting  {\ref (Kritikos et al. 2003)}. Due to the public's growing awareness of the complexities of the healthcare delivery system, rapid developments in technology, constantly increasing health related issues, and cost of the therapy changed the roles and functions of pharmacists \hyperref[b61]{(Salman, et al., 2013)}.\par
According to \hyperref[b63]{(Simpson, 2006}) the term "soft skill" originated from employers identifying the need for non-traditional skills which relate to the individual and how they interact with others \hyperref[b63]{(Simpson, 2006)}. The purpose of soft skill training is to make it more accessible to those who require it and to promote adaptability and employability, at the same time maintaining employee retention (Redha Al Abduwani, 2012).\par
In establishing effective relationships with patients, the pharmacists' responsibility to achieve desired outcomes must be kept in mind \hyperref[b29]{(Gupta, 2011)}. Communication competence is one of the generic competencies health care professionals are expected to have \hyperref[b40]{(Kubota, et al., 2011)}. Because communication competence can be improved through training, programs to develop better communication skills in pharmacist should be developed. According to \hyperref[b10]{(Brown, 2002)}  The needs assessment can also be used to diagnose the learning and performance needs of individuals, teams, functional units, and whole organizations \hyperref[b29]{(Gupta, 2011)}. Communication is important for pharmacists because:\par
? It establishes an ongoing relation between the pharmacist and the patients ? It provides the exchange information necessary to assess the patients' health conditions, reach decisions on treatment plans, implement the plans, and evaluate the effects of the treatment on the patients' quality of life \hyperref[b29]{(Gupta, 2011)}.\par
Traditionally, pharmacists are expected to have technical skills related to medicine needed for fulfilling their duties towards patients. However, with changing patient needs, the role of pharmacists has evolved from a purely technical one, to include managerial one as well. Developments in the discipline of pharmacy over the last decade in the developed nations have led to emergence of the term "pharmacy business management" \hyperref[b20]{(Davies, et al., 2013)}. Thus, business management can be termed an essential component of pharmacy training with changing pharmaceutical industry. \hyperref[b24]{(Frenk, et al., 2011)} found out that competencies development and skill development is necessary for personnel in medical profession including pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, and psychology, to cope with the challenges of this century. Since pharmacists deal with patients on a regular basis, it is essential that they acquire people management skills as well.\par
Research in UK indicates that with changing business model of pharmacy businesses, educational institutes have realized the need to equip pharmacy students with the managerial skills to run pharmacies \hyperref[b20]{(Davies, et al., 2013)}.\par
A study performed by \hyperref[b53]{(Paraidathathu, et al., 2011)} identified a set of seven soft skills necessary to pharmacists in order to perform effectively:\par
? Ability to communicate clearly, sensitively and effectively with patients (including counselling and providing information on medications) ? Ability analyse and make decision to solve problems involving ethical issues ? Ability to recognise and respect the attitudes, actions and belief of others (patients) ? Ability assume responsibility ? Ability to receive constructive criticism in a positive manner ? Ability to maintain a proper attitude to work ? Ability effectively in a team and can collaborate well with other healthcare professionals.\par
When dealing with soft skills one may be tempted to come to the conclusion that soft skills are a phenomenon of the practical management area and the academic world considers this notion a competence. This happens, on one hand, due to the popularity of soft skills among practitioners and on the other due to the fact that the academics use this concept in a conservative manner. \hyperref[b43]{(Maize, et al., 2010)} stated, in a work published in a review of remediation programs in pharmacy and other health professions programs, that data in the pharmacy literature are scarce. They also mentioned that if a set of preventive measures are taken the need for remediation will be minimized.\par
Success in pharmacy professional programs and in professional practice requires not only advanced scientific knowledge and technical skill but also a number of abilities (communication skill, empathy, professionalism, etc.) that may not be easily characterized by cognitive measures, i.e. "soft" skills and experiences that may become more evident the pharmacists' performance \hyperref[b18]{(Clavier, 2013)}. The ultimate goal of the pharmacy profession is to render pharmaceutical care in providing medication services to patients (American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 2011).\par
We must admit that there is great controversy regarding the acquisition of soft skills in general and throughout this paper we will try to show to what degree the soft skills can be enhanced in order to achieve performances. We chose the pharmacy area because little evidence regarding the soft skills was produced both in academia and private sector. If we are to understand the findings of our study first we must understand the importance of soft skills and how they develop. The literature gives us evidence regarding the importance of soft-skills development and what causes the acquisition of such skills, but we will try to focus more on the pharmacy field of activity.\par
We consider that the soft skills training should be continuous and in order for these to enhance they need to be practiced as often as possible.\par
Throughout the paper we analysed the following soft skills \hyperref[b64]{(Tietze, 2011)}  ( D D D D ) B\par
and will increase their chances of getting where they want in terms of career path. People who can effectively communicate easily explain useful and interesting ideas and are able to accept answers to others -whatever they may be.\par
Communication, if effective, was considered in some studies as one of the most important managerial skills . Various competency models include issues related to communication. Many academic models related to communication make reference to: expression in the voice and face and emotional intelligence \hyperref[b27]{(Goleman, 2006)}. We can consider the communication one of the most conceptualised term in the academic world and it denotes a process where a sender transmits messages over a channel to a receiver whereas the message can be distorted by some noise \hyperref[b59]{(Robbins \& Coulter, 2002)}.\par
The ability to communicate is a characteristic to every human being and is necessary to any profession. Because they deal with different categories of people the pharmacists have to be able to adapt their communication style to any patient they come across \hyperref[b44]{(Majzub, et al., 2010)}. They have to be able to overcome all barriers that may appear while interacting with patients and colleagues, they must be able to not to make negative assumptions regarding a patient or a doctor who prescribed a treatment, they must not be subjective in relation to patients and peers, and must not drew quick and undocumented conclusions. While communicating orally the pharmacists must meet all the characteristics of a good communicator:\par
? Be a good listener ? Transmit a clear message ? Use a language common to the interlocutor ? Provide an appropriate feed-back ? The non-verbal language has to be coordinated with the verbal one ? Ask the right questions \hyperref[b7]{(Beardsley \& Kimberlin, 2012)}. Communication skills are a fundamental component of this approach to care. A substantial amount of evidence demonstrates that patient-cantered communication has a positive impact on important outcomes, including patient satisfaction, adherence to recommended treatment, and self-management of chronic disease \hyperref[b41]{(Levinson, et al., 2010)}. 
\section[{b) People skills}]{b) People skills}\par
In this category we included emotional intelligence \hyperref[b27]{(Goleman, 2006)}, generally defined as the overlap between emotion and intelligence, or more simply, the intelligent use of emotions \hyperref[b25]{(Galal, et al., 2012)}, teamwork and receiving criticism. According to \hyperref[b68]{(Westli, et al., 2010)} teamwork has the following dimensions: coordination, information exchange, use of authority and assertiveness, assessing capabilities and, supporting behaviour.\par
The emotional intelligence includes a set of competences:\par
? Emotional Awareness: Recognizing their emotions and their effects. Those who hold this competency: know exactly what emotions feel and why, understand the links between their feelings and what they think, do and say, understand how feelings affect their performance, acknowledge and are guided according to their core values and goals.\par
? Corect Self-Evaluation: Knowing the personal limits and strengths. Those who hold this competency: are aware of their own strengths and weaknesses, learn by experience, praise the received feed-back, learn continuously and are interested in the personal development.\par
? Self Esteem: Those who poses this competency are self-confident, fight for what is right even if they risk to be criticised, are able to make decisions despite uncertainty.\par
? Self Control: Controlling the emotions and impulses.\par
Those who possess this competence are able to successfully control their impulsive feelings and negative emotions, are optimistic and firm even during critical times, think clearly during stressful times.\par
? Correctness: Keeping the honesty and integrity standards. Those who possess this competence: act in an ethic manner, build relationships based on trust, are aware of their own mistakes and signal others' unethical behaviour.\par
? Conscientiousness: Taking responsibility for personal performances. Those who possess this competence: live by their commitments and keep their word, take responsibilities for meeting their goals, are organised and pay attention while working.\par
? Adaptability: Flexibility to change. Those who possess this competence: are multi-tasking, have a good reaction to change, are adaptable to any circumstance.\par
? Innovativeness: Are open and feel comfortable when they deal with new ideas and situations. Those who possess this situation: look for new opportunities in vide range of sources, find original solutions to their problems, and generate new ideas.\par
? The Desire To Achieve: The continuous effort to improve oneself and to reach a certain excellence standard. Those who possess this competence: are results oriented, set competitive goals, search for information in order to minimize the uncertainty, look for ways to improve their performances. able to make sacrifices for the good of the company, find a purpose in the company's mission.\par
? Initiative: Availability to opportunities. Those who possess this competence: are ready to take advantage of opportunities, cross the line when necessary.\par
? Optimism: Perseverance in meeting the objectives despite the obstacles and roadblocks. Those who possess this competence act due to hope and not to fear of failure [adapted from: \hyperref[b28]{(Goleman, et al., 2013)}, \hyperref[b66]{(Urch Druskat, et al., 2013)}, \hyperref[b60]{(Ryback, 2012)}, \hyperref[b71]{(Zeidner, 2009)}, (O'Boyle., et al., 2011), \hyperref[b16]{(Ciarrochi \& Mayer, 2012)}. 
\section[{c) Leadership skills}]{c) Leadership skills}\par
The divers set of challenges and opportunities facing the pharmaceutics sector leads to the conclusion that new sales models, approaches and practices are needed. Reality is not the same everywhere in the world, but the increasing complexity of markets requires new skills and strategies to benefit from the new opportunities. Renewed marketing strategies must consider carefully each stakeholder group and prepare effective action. Pharmacists must truly understand that stakeholder concerns are to influence, develop new offers for sale approaches and find ways to reach them.\par
Leadership competencies in community service, in our case pharmacy, include not just knowledge and attitudes but also a broad set of skills such as coalition building, policy advocacy, fundraising, program planning, motivation, and facilitation-skills not taught in the medical curriculum \hyperref[b26]{(Goldstein, et al., 2009)}. In a study performed in  {\ref 2009}   \hyperref[b26]{(Goldstein, et al., 2009)}.\par
The leadership skills of pharmacists include: conducting regular meetings with direct reports to discuss performance and achievement of objectives, giving others direct, constructive feedback which can be used to achieve goals, leading people and allocating tasks to achieve goals, empowering others to achieve results and holds them accountable for actions, motivating others in order to reach organizational goals, influencing others in a way that results in acceptance, agreement, or behaviour change, customer skills \hyperref[b35]{(Johansen \& Johansen, 2012)}, \hyperref[b42]{(Lindegaard, 2010)}.\par
The customer skills are reflected in the customer satisfaction, which has become one of the key issues for companies in their efforts to improve quality in the competitive marketplace \hyperref[b38]{(Kärnä, 2004}) and the pharmacy industry makes no exception. The pillars of the customer skills analysed in this paper are: understanding who the department's customer is and communicates that priority consistently, becoming more effective in satisfying customer needs, pursuing the best customer-focused responses that add value to the business. 
\section[{d) Analytical skills}]{d) Analytical skills}\par
For this section we considered the followings dimensions: selecting the appropriate techniques for analysis, interpreting financial data, reports, balance sheets, and cash flow analysis and generating alternative solutions to problems and challenges. By default, due to their profession the pharmacists have analytical skills. These are characterised by their orientation towards prevention and anticipation.\par
The analytical skills of pharmacists can be developed by tasks involving action. Analytical skills help the practitioner identify the problems, plan interventions and conduct evaluations \hyperref[b30]{(Hardina, 2002)}. According the literature the analytical skills of pharmacists are developed during college years and have been identified as an essential outcome of pharmacy education \hyperref[b17]{(Cisneros, 2009)}, this would mean if there are pharmacists who don't possess such a set of skills than, with appropriate training they could acquire analytical skills.\par
The ability to think, including logical thinking, analytical thinking, problem solving and decision making, was identified as an important outcome for pharmacy education \hyperref[b51]{(Oderda, et al., 2010)}. The use of critical thinking, identified by the commission as a competency of the thinking ability outcome, is assumed to result in pharmacy practitioners that are better able to solve problems and think as experts \hyperref[b51]{(Oderda, et al., 2010}). 
\section[{e) Business skills}]{e) Business skills}\par
For this section we considered the following dimensions: aligning resources to meet the business needs of Dawacom, understanding the costs, profits, markets, and added value of the department and how those contribute to the success of Dawacom, looking at the "big picture" of the company's goals, rather than individual department's needs and anticipating marketplace opportunities and supports speed to market.\par
The role of pharmacists has expanded from that of compounder and dispenser of medicines to encompass clinical elements around safe and effective medicines use \hyperref[b34]{(Jacobs, et al., 2011)}. The organisation of community pharmacies varies between countries; however, they commonly offer a range of healthcare and non-healthcare products alongside dispensing medicines, and operate in a business environment whilst regulated by professional and governmental policies and statute \hyperref[b34]{(Jacobs, et al., 2011)}.\par
The business skills for pharmacists refer to the ability of a pharmacist to put into practice his/her ideas. These competences depend on the creativity, innovation, taking risks, the ability to plan and manage projects in order to meet the goals. These also include motivation and determination to meet the objectives. Business skills are also useful to avoid errors in pharmacies. A strong set of business skills leads to good performance on the job. 
\section[{f) Courage and Integrity}]{f) Courage and Integrity}\par
While the ancient Greeks described courage as a desired response to physical danger, contemporary scholars more frequently address courage as the commitment to stand up for/act upon one's ethical beliefs -an essential virtue for all healthcare professionals today \hyperref[b48]{(Murray, 2010)}.\par
Before identifying problems, a pharmacist must have a thorough knowledge of the values and ethics associated to their practice \hyperref[b30]{(Hardina, 2002)}. We consider the concept of "integrity" in the pharmaceutics area to refer to being honest and not to use false information, to keep the confidentiality of data both when dealing work related issues both at work and in personal life. The ethical values and principles create a framework for an honest behaviour. Throughout the paper we will consider the following pillars supporting the integrity: moral values (e.g. honesty), motivation (e.g. desires, interests and ideals), commitments (e.g. both spoken and to one's self), qualities (e.g. perseverance), firm position (even in front of oppositions), obeying the law, open-minded and always ready to analyse new information.\par
From all the above we can conclude that the activity of a pharmacist must not be compromised by personal or third parties' interests, or by financial reasons. Also a pharmacist should never find himself/ herself in association with reports, communications or other information when these are considered to contain: false or wrong declarations, information delivered in an incautious manner, etc.\par
An important characteristic of the integrity is accountability and considering the public good (in this case of the patient), and in order for the pharmacist to gain the trust of the patients the integrity must be in the centre of the professional life due to the need of aligning the performances to the needs of the society. The integrity refers not only to the professional life, but to the professional life, too, as sometime the behaviour in the personal life if scandalous can damage the professional activity.\par
The culture of an organization has impact on the manner in which the employees behave, as integrity breeches generate unethical practices and have a devastating effect on the activity of a pharmacy and on its relation with the patients. The integrity is not only a personal value it also is an organizational value. An upright pharmacist will not act only according to his/her personal values. An upright person is aware and takes into account the needs of the organization during the decision making process.\par
An extension of integrity is the courage, which we will refer to as doing what needs to be done regardless of the consequences. 
\section[{g) Training and development}]{g) Training and development}\par
In most organization the training takes place on the job because this is easier to implement them and the costs are lower (the managers have to assign a person to train the juniors which is cheaper than paying a trainer to perform the training). Training on the jobs has disadvantages, too, such as: disrupting the workplace, errors that take place while learning. There also are skills that cannot be acquired through on the job training and they have to take place in organized setting, outside the work site. \hyperref[b59]{(Robbins \& Coulter, 2002)} proposed a list of training examples, both on-the-job and outside-the-job: Table  {\ref 1} : Employee training methods \hyperref[b59]{(Robbins \& Coulter, 2002)} Often training is directed towards enhancing the technical skills and job-specific competencies of the employees ignoring the soft skills or giving them a secondary importance.\par
The literature and academic researches bring evidence that if the training programs are comprehensive the employees have better performances on the job. One such study was performed in by Jukova and Constantine (1998) quoted in \hyperref[b8]{(Björkman, 2000)}.\par
The field of human resources development is a complex one and includes: informal education and formal education. The human resources development could be generally defined as a set of practices within an organization which have the purpose of enhancing the contribution of the human resource to the success of the organization. The human resources development became a priority for any organization. The human resources development is based on a variety of human resources processes such as: assessing the performances, attracting the resources, identifying the individuals who have potential, etc. The beneficiaries of the human resources programs are: the employees, who grow on the career path, promote within the enterprise, receive raises, acquire valuable knowledge, and the organization who directly gains better human capital. The human resources development involves: employee training and development, career management and organizational development. The human resource is vital for the organization because in this competitive environment, where the organizations have to face different challenges, the human capital became a valuable asset in the continuous struggle to obtain a certain competitive advantage. The human resources development is important for the organization because the innovative ideas, the quality and the continuous improvement, as well as other elements, necessary to compete in the modern business environment, come from human beings and not from machines. We consider two important factors that make it difficult to attract new skills in the company and using them:\par
? The human resources professionals have to foresee and to rise to the expectations of the stakeholders (employees, employers, unions, manager, etc.) ? The human resources professionals face difficulties in imposing themselves as decision makers in the development of the organization, as the vast majority of the organizations outsource the human resources services. Competency in pharmacy is the ability of the pharmacist to make deliberate choices from a repertoire of behaviors for handling situations and tasks in the specific context of professional pharmacy practice by using and integrating knowledge and personal values in accordance with professional role and responsibilities \hyperref[b47]{(Me?trovi?, et al., 2012)}. By assessing the differences between the current and desired levels of pharmacist competencies, it is possible to develop an individual education plan aimed at achieving the desired level of competency \hyperref[b47]{(Me?trovi?, et al., 2012)}. Knowledge, skills, attitudes, and personal pharmacist values thereby receive real significance through experience in practice. Educational programs therefore should focus on integrating knowledge and practice (Me?trovi ?, et al., 2012). 
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Perhaps ironically, concerns about the interface between pharmacy practice and business were not an especially significant issue during much of the twentieth century \hyperref[b65]{(Tootelian, et al., 2012)}. The "drugstore" was a business. It was engaged in many activities in addition to dispensing prescriptions. The pharmacist and his or her employees did everything from dispensing prescriptions to selling household wares to making icecream sodas \hyperref[b65]{(Tootelian, et al., 2012)}. To be sure, there were some who considered all non-clinical activities to be unprofessional \hyperref[b65]{(Tootelian, et al., 2012}). Yet, while clinical functions have always been an integral part of the business, most recognized the fact that the drugstore owner-pharmacist served in many varied roles \hyperref[b65]{(Tootelian, et al., 2012)}. \hyperref[b65]{(Tootelian, et al., 2012}) stated that usually within communities pharmacists are considered one of the most respected professionals for four reasons:\par
? First, they are more accessible than other health professional (e.g. they do not need appointments) ? Second, they have experience in consulting with patients regarding major issues in the medication administration (e.g. side effects, dosage) ? Third, they do not charge for their services ? Forth, they are less intimidating than doctors and don't have a history a baring bad news ? Finally, they are closer to common people, as they are perceived both as heath care professionals and business people.\par
Being closer to the community makes it imperative for the pharmacists to possess a strong set of soft skills and if they don't have it, they need training to enhance these skills. Often pharmacists are associated to self-medication and due to this fact pharmacists need to be able to recognize the symptoms, choose an appropriate product and explain the direction for use to the patients and advise them on monitoring the desired effects and side effects \hyperref[b69]{(Wilbur, et al., 2010)}. A study performed by \hyperref[b69]{(Wilbur, et al., 2010)} showed that eighty-percent of patients consider that pharmacists give reliable advice about drugs as compared to other health-care professionals (e.g. nurses), seventy-six percent would be comfortable receiving medication directly from a pharmacist. Pharmacists are a key component of health care systems and they need to work with other health care professionals to develop the best plan for the patient \hyperref[b1]{(AbuRuz, et al., 2012)} and in order to perform well on the job they need to communicate very well with the patients, peers and other care givers, they need to possess strong analytical skills in order to identify problems, they need strong people skill in order to link with the patients and peers, they need to be honest about their work, and leadership and business skills if they are in charge with a pharmacy. When they do not have these skills measures to acquire them are to be taken. As showed in a study performed by \hyperref[b33]{(Hertig, et al., 2011)} practitioners prefer clinical functions with greater direct contact with the patient and are willing to accept change and, therefore, will be integral to developing and implementing practice models, which will make it easier for Dawacom to train its employees in order to acquire more soft skills and perform better on the job. 
\section[{h) Knowledge management and the learning organization}]{h) Knowledge management and the learning organization}\par
The "learning organization" is perhaps best known challenge of postmodern approaches within organizations. Peter Senge consider by the vast majority of scholars to be the father of this concept stated that the values of the learning organization and the competitive advantage derive from the continuous learning, both individual and collective. He recommends the leaders to challenge the individuals tocontinuously consider the needs of the organization. The purpose is to induce in them a powerful intrinsic motivation. By applying these ideas referring to the performance of the individuals and groups, the leaders can create incentives through which the employees' affection towards the organization is increased. The learning organization is that organization where people continuously develop their capacity of obtaining the results they want, where new models are encouraged and where the employees learn together how to learn \hyperref[b19]{(Cors, 2003)}.\par
Such an organization should have the following characteristics:\par
? To offer continuously new opportunities to learn to its employees ? To use the training programs to meet its goals ? To find the link between individual and organizational performance ? To encourage the dialogue and to create an environment that encourages the employees present their opinions and take risks ? To use creative tensions as a source of energy and re-engineering ? To always be aware of the environment where it has its activity.\par
The learning organization involves new managerial directions in terms of: long and short term planning, team work, cooperation, diversity, power of attorney, focus on employees and leadership. The organizations which don't create an organizational culture based on learning, will not adapt quick enough and will not face the challenges from their environment. While fro many organizations the concept is clear and put into practice, for others it creates confusion. The learning organization is a philosophy, not a program. The learning organization is continuously evolving. One cannot say: I'm here! I've created such an organization! Volume XVI Issue II Version IYear 2016 ( D D D D ) B Inside an\par
organization, Knowledge Management is the management of organizational knowledge in order to create value in the business and generate benefits in a competitive environment that is in continuous change. Knowledge Management refers essentially to obtain knowledge by the right person at the right time. It also means the ability of an organization to learn and to use the knowledge when needed. This may not sound so complex, but requires a strong link with the corporate strategy and understanding of forms in which the information exists. In the organizations where we find it, knowledge management involves creating organizational processes and functions accepted and supported by all members. Knowledge Management may include the creation of new knowledge, and can focus solely on sharing knowledge, sharing and refining them. So, the organizational processes involved in the knowledge management include the ability to process the data and information with the help of technology and the employees' ability to innovate and be creative. The purpose of knowledge management is to use the existing and available knowledge within an organization in the most efficient manner in order to create knew useful knowledge. The knowledge management helps the organization:\par
? To improve and focus its development efforts according to its needs ? To learn from its past mistakes and success ? To better explore its knowledge and to use them in the area where the organization needs them ? To promote a long term approach regarding the skills development and eliminating the old knowledge ? To innovate ? To protect its knowledge and key competences. 
\section[{III. Methodology}]{III. Methodology}\par
The present research can be defined at a primary level approach as a practical study designed to diagnose a fact. The central objective of this paper is to investigate the effects of soft skills upon the performance of the employees at Dawacom. Qualitative research involves the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data that are not easily reduced to numbers. These data relate to the social world and the concepts and behaviors of people within it \hyperref[b5]{(Anderson, 2010)}. Health care involves complex human interactions and these demand complex understanding and qualitative research can be extended by the use of qualitative methods \hyperref[b5]{(Anderson, 2010)}. The final aim of administrating this survey to the employees of the Dawacom was to be able to propose the right training that could help the employees enhance their performances. Empirical evidence is similarly important as it indicates whether the training and education approach works in practice, which is the ultimate goal of training. A training program that does not work in practice is of limited value \hyperref[b54]{(Puhakainen \& Siponen, 2010)}. In order to obtain accurate data we used both open questions and multiple choice questions. Most of the multiple choice answers were on the Likert scale (Boone \& Boone, 2012), \hyperref[b15]{(Chomeya, 2010)}, \hyperref[b14]{(Chimi \& Russell, 2009,)}. The Likert scale is the most known and used ordinal scale in studies. It is widely used in research studies and is sometimes referred to as rating scale although it is not the same thing. The main feature of an ordinal scale is that it allows measuring the difference but not the specific difference between the measured quantities. Ordinal scale does not allow arithmetic operations on categories. We aren't able to specify what is the size difference between the two categories because, we cannot quantify the clear difference between "satisfied" and "very satisfied" in the mind of the subjects.\par
We used dichotomist questions (e.g. with only two answers to choose from) and multi dichotomist questions (three or more answers to choose from). In the last category are also included the Likert scale questions mentioned above. We included questions to identify facts, knowledge, opinions and also questions to check the accuracy of the answers. The questions are intended to generate both one variable and more variable in order to offer us a wider range to interpret and analyze the data. We decided to alternate the questions in order to prevent the subject from abandoning before completing all the questions, especially because there are a great number of questions.\par
The questionnaire was composed of fours parts, from A to D. In section A by using 30 questions we intended to identify the general perception of the subjects regarding the training they attended at Dawacom. The opinions of the employees matter that is why we used the first section to find out the level of training needs in the organization. We tried to measure key dimensions of employee opinions, attitude, engagement, satisfaction, loyalty, training needs, and organizational effectiveness. In section B the purpose of the four questions was to find out whether the employees at Dawacom considered the training to have helped them improve their performances. The purpose of section C was to find out what is the subjects' point of view regarding the soft skills of pharmacists: their needs and their self-assessment; for this section we used 47 questions. In this section of the questionnaire the employees were asked to rate the importance of different work-related skills. After indicating the importance of each skill, they were asked to select which skill they would like to receive training on. They are also asked to provide suggestions on how this skill can be improved. The purpose of these questions was to identify what the employees need and if they can be included in those of the company, also we tried to involve the employees in the assessment process by requesting suggestions. The last section, i.e. section D, is complementary to the previous section by its purpose, that offering the subjects another opportunity to assess themselves in terms of frequency and effectiveness of soft skills, i.e. how often they observe the use of certain skills and how useful they were to their activity at Dawacom. This section includes 15 questions. Continuing from the previous section, in the last one we tried to investigate the needs of the human resources within Dawacom, and explore what can be done to provide them with the resources and materials they need in order to do their job the most effective way possible.\par
In elaborating the questionnaire we used in our research we followed the indications of (Dörnyei \& Taguchi, 2010) and \hyperref[b22]{(Ebrahim \& Bowling, 2005)}. The technique used was by sending the questionnaire online. We chose this technique because: of the low costs, eliminating the operator's possible influences, the correct registration of the answers, keeping the subjects anonymous, giving the subjects enough time to think and ensuring a greater number of employees who filled in the survey.\par
The general purpose of the survey used in our research was to assess the training needs of the employees at Dawacom. In general the assessment process is used to diagnose the need of training that is to take place in an organization. Our survey gathers data that helped us determine what kind of training is needed in order to help the employees and the organization meet their goals and objectives. We tried to identify any gaps that there are between what soft skills an employee at Dawacom has and what kind of soft skills the company needs in order to be competitive. In developing a research project it is also required a reflective approach coming from the researcher's part. She/he will have to identify him/her personal interests in relation to the studied subject, resources available, and skills with which he/she can create research instruments. We will conclude by saying that the creation of a research design supports a personalized approach that leaves room for new approaches, and this is also the case of the research on Dawacom.\par
We must mention here that this piece of academic research is principally focused on the Pharmacy sector only due to the limited word count and time constraints; but we intend to expand it in the future to include "benchmarking against training excellence in other industries". 
\section[{IV. Findings}]{IV. Findings}\par
Initially we questions a sample of 65 employees of Dawacom's employees, but out of these only 50 answers were validated; the 15 answers invalidated were either incomplete or belonged to other categories of employees than the pharmacists, which are our target group. The data was gathered online, after having talked to the subjects in advance. Below are the centralized results: o When asked about the logistical requirements, the subjects gave answers out of the topic (e.g. patience, smart, etc.) o 80\% of the subjects consider that it is important to establish and monitor goals o 70\% consider that it is important to encourage collaboration among fellow employees and departments to achieve results, to seek and use opportunities for continuous learning and selfdevelopment, to understand and achieve company's mission and values, to respond to the company's changes, take appropriate and timely action to overcome unexpected hurdles or obstacles to a plan or project, express loyalty and dedication to the company in interactions with others, to set up and monitor time frames o 70\% of the employee who took part in our study considered encouraging collaboration among fellow employees and departments to achieve results to be the most important skills, 10\% seeking and utilizing opportunities for continuous learning and self-development, 10\% Responding to a changing organization, and 10\% understanding and seeking to achieve the company's mission and values o In order to improve these skills the subjects made the following suggestions: choose good leaders facilitate the communication between the managing department and other departments opportunities are coming once so getting benefit from them is an important training to take team work is an important way to achieve goals coordinate with team and divide the tasks among all employees will help in getting results coordinate with team and divide the tasks among all employees will help in getting results hiding all problems that annoy customers rereading the plan every day help in accomplish goals wrote in it encouraging employees will make them give their better for the company rewards always make employees increase their faith to the company cooperation between employees and good team working will give excellent results o 70\% of the subjects consider listening to be very important in their line of activity and suggested the following measures: how to have an interest to help people and offering all what they need is a valuable training listening to customers will encourage them to come fluently to the pharmacy when you give attention to patients, they feel that you care about them when you give attention to patients, they feel that you care about them listening and give attention to customer will make them feel of care giving attention to customers and show them that you are care will make them come again and again o 70\% of the subjects considered that recognizing and rewarding people for doing their best is important o constructively receiving criticism and suggestions from others is important for 70\% of the subjects, who also think that recognizing and rewarding people for doing their best is a skill that they need to improve o giving feedback is important for only 50\% of the subjects o Leading people and allocating tasks to achieve goals is important for 80\% of the subjects o Empowering others to achieve results and holds them accountable for actions is important for 70\% of the subjects In order to make sure that the maximum value is extracted from the results presented above we adopted a validator approach to our primary research. This approach helped us identify a number of contradictions (as mentioned above); these contradictions create opportunities for business improvement and organizational development such as: addressing the customer's "latent needs" or organizational "hidden norms".? 
\section[{V. Discussions a) Analysis of internal and external environment of Dawacom}]{V. Discussions a) Analysis of internal and external environment of Dawacom}\par
From the management point of view the assessment of the needs at organizational level is the solution to harmonize the needs and ambitions of the employees with those of the organization. The assessment can be seen as a tool to support the decision taken process in order to allocate the resources. We must take into consideration the fact the resource allocation is a central part of the organizational planning. The purpose of the needs assessment is to:\par
? Provide the necessary information to develop and improve a training program ? Reengineer the organization in order to improve the performance function of the identified objectives ? Establish the criteria to contract the training services / human resources development services ? Identify the solutions to some complex problems.\par
The SWOT analysis is one of the methods most often used to analyze and assess the training needs of an organization. The name of this analysis model means: strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The SWOT analysis was successfully implemented as methods of organizational assessment. The strengths and weaknesses make reference to the internal environment of the organization; these represent intrinsic characteristics of the organization's internal state of affairs. The opportunities and the threats make reference to the external environment, i.e. what happens outside the organization and influences its activity. The context may either favor or block the activity of the organization.\par
Analyzing the results of our research we identified the following strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats regarding the training and human resources development within Dawacom: Usually the training needs assessment in an organization has as main objective solving certain problems. The above analysis offers information which can be used to make decisions and valid recommendations regarding the training. The SWOT analysis of the training needs helped us assess the degree of satisfaction of the employees within Dawacom with respect to their skills enhancement. This analysis also helped us assess the quality of previous training suggesting areas of improvement. A logical utility of such an analysis is also to make sure that the direct costs related to the training are justified. 
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Due to the percentage of subjects we consider the results to be representative for Dawacom. As we can see in Figure \hyperref[fig_6]{1} half of the employees have been working at Dawacom for approximately 3 years which can suggest either a high fluctuation of employees or that the company grew year by year and the growth is reflected in the increase of the number of employees. Due to the limited access to the company's files and limited time to undergo a more thorough research we could not state for sure what is the case of Dawacom when it comes to its employees' seniority in the company. When analyzing the number of the employees who underwent training within the company we observed that only 10\% of them took part in training on soft skills. As we stated in the literature review chapter the soft skills (irrespective of their kind) are very important for the pharmacists or any other kind of professionals. The fact that such a small number of employees within Dawacom attended training on soft skills suggests that the management team is not very aware of the importance of enhancing the soft skills of its employees; and having only 7\% of the employees who consider that the training were necessary suggests that the training did not meet their objectives. An explanation regarding this issues might be that often the training is in-house training and the trainers might not be professionals. 
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The 5\% of the employees who are familiar with the company's procedures of identifying the training needs, could mean that the company is not open towards the employees with respect to this issue. The communication from the management team to the employees is filtered and important information is not passed to the latter group.\par
We also identified a paradox: on one hand the employees stated that they are not able to identify the necessity of the training they attended and on the other hand they also stated that the training are necessary for them to improve their performance. This suggests that either the employees were not honest when they answered the questions and gave the answers they were supposed to give or they simply were not satisfied by the training they attended. The latter possibility is supported by the answers of a set of questions: on one hand the employees stated that they were not satisfied with the quality of the training they attended and on the other hand they feel that the length was not enough. We this that the employees gave this answers for two reasons:\par
? Due to the short length of the training they did not gather enough knowledge ? The quality of the training was not a satisfactory one\par
The answers regarding the type of training they attended suggest that the subjects were not very familiar with a wide variety of training categories. When we analyzed their open answers we observed that the answers were similar stating that they attended job training or lectures; and most of these being one day long would explain why they employees feel that they don't find the training useful: the training might just scratched the surface regarding the enhancement of the employees' skills.\par
The fact that only 20\% of the employees were helped by their managers in selecting the training they attended makes us wonder what is the procedure of selecting and attending a training within Dawacom.\par
For this situation we identified two possible explanations:\par
? There is not a clear procedure regarding the training within Dawacom ? The employees don't want to give credit to their managers regarding their professional development.\par
The questionable quality of the training was also supported by the fact that 90\% of the subjects considered that the training techniques were not effective in their situation, 90\% don't consider it to be useful to introduce other training sessions, not even for developing interpersonal skills and human values.\par
We also identified a set of answers that contradict the opinion regarding the poor quality of the training that the subjects have regarding the training they attended at Dawacom: the employees stated that the training helped them change the department, face the challenges and rectify day to day errors. When someone states that he/she did not find a training useful and latter states exactly the opposite it rises a pertinent question: did the subjects gave accurate answers?\par
The fact that the training length is short is also supported by the answers of 80\% of the subjects who consider that the training, in order to be effective, should be organized every month, Unfortunately the subjects did not understand the main core of the training; they consider that the training are to appraise performance and only 20\% of them are aware of the objectives of the training they attended. What is even more serious is that the trainers made the impression that they are not aware of the objectives of their own training.\par
We also observed a pattern regarding the training organized by Dawacom for its employees, i.e. the employees consider the training to be irrelevant for their activity, 90\% of the subjects stated that the training didn't prove to be relevant in time and all of them stated that the training did not help them in their professional development. Although the literature brings arguments to the importance of training, at Dawacom the management seems not to be aware of this fact. We could say that if a training is not important for a certain job, then soon that job won't be important anymore, is the company ready to give up pharmacists?\par
The questioned employees don't feel confident about their improvement as a result of the training they attended; this can be explained in two possible ways:\par
? They did not used the new skills at all ? The training did not help them improve themselves from a professional point of view.\par
We also tried to identify what the employees feel about time management and communication skills. According to the results of our investigation it seems that although they heard about the two concepts, the subjects don't clearly understand their meaning. A testimony to this affirmation is that they could not explain why they need time management and communication skills and why are these skills important for a pharmacist. Another issue that all the subjects agreed on is the category the skills they need. When asked what other skills they need in order to perform effectively they gave examples of soft skills.\par
Unfortunately the subjects do not distinguish between character traits and skills, 30\% of them consider self-confidence a skill. According to Jeffries (2005) cited by \hyperref[b45]{(Ma, 2013}) "self-confidence is conceptually defined as trusting the soundness of one's own judgment and performance", whilst a skill is a learned ability. Another area of confusion for the subject was the related to the logistical requirements; they consider patience and intelligence a logistic requirement, which is not the case since according to (Merriam-Webster, 2004) the logistics requirement means: the procurement, maintenance, distribution, and replacement of personnel and materiel. The purpose of such questions was to identify what other needs the subjects had. Their answers suggest that they did not pay the necessary attention to the questions and since they knew that the main focus was on the training within Dawacom they imagined that we were expecting a training related answer.\par
If we are to create the profile of the employee at Dawacom based on the date we obtained he/she should look like this: very good pharmacy skills, good soft skills, patient, team-player and able to manage time effectively. Unfortunately at this point the questioned pharmacists don't meet all the criteria especially due to the lack of soft skills.\par
A more complete view on the skills of the pharmacists of Dawacom results from the analysis of the frequency of using some soft skills and the effectiveness of this usage. We quantified these in Figure  {\ref 2} and Figure  {\ref 3}. By analyzing the above mentioned figures we conclude the following: although the profession of pharmacist requires a solid set of pharmacy knowledge, the subjects accept the prevalence of soft skills in their work. We consider that a training that would connect the pharmacy skills with the soft skills would be highly appreciated. The data analysis also shows a certain consistency of the employees' options for a variety of soft skills, most of them similar.\par
Most of the questioned subjects stated that the skills that they most frequently use are preparing concise, well written documents using appropriate business and technical language, understanding the client's needs, understanding professional standards and the importance of regulatory responsibilities, setting a positive example in timely adherence to: internal and external compliance responsibilities, understanding and conveying the importance of communications and playing an active role in discussions and meetings, providing substantive input delivered at the appropriate time are the skills that they use most frequently during their work. As we can see these skills are mainly related to the client -pharmacist interaction, and the involvement of the company in this relation by providing training that could enhance these skills could increase the company's competitiveness. Our analysis does not reveal the significant differences between the skills and a classification of their importance in the activity of a pharmacist.  The collected answers represent either the expectations of the sample employees or certainties resulted from their experience as attendees of the training organized by the company. By studying these answers we understand that the training need to change the focus from information to formation (professional development), by applying modern training methods and approaching the trainees differently, having as purpose the development and improvement of the soft skills of all the pharmacist in the company. The manner in which the results are distributed to most of the questions allows us to observe the frequency of a set of personal traits that can be seen in most of the respondent employees, traits specific to creative people: curiosity -described by the desire to learn and grow professionally, ingenuity -describe by the way some of the respondent flourished the answers, passionobserved in the passion they have for their work and self-confidence. 
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It is impossible to identify all the challenges that the development programs at Dawacom had to face over time. This "territory" is misleading and it makes a difficult road to cross for those who want to cross it. Training should not be treated as an act of faith, but should be supported by a positive philosophy and realistic about how it will contribute to the success of the organization. Not all training is necessary and, inevitably, a good thing. Today, when resources are limited and must be used with care and trainers are asked to justify their position and realize the activities they undertake. Misguided and inappropriate training does not serve anyone: neither the trainer nor the employee and the organization. The organization may also decide that the most advantageous approach, at some point, is to hire people with experience, not to invest in training. But any decision is taken considering the strategy.\par
The contemporary literature provides us with information on the human resources development with the involvement of the organization and on the skills and competences of the employees. After carefully analyzing the available literature we came to the conclusion that our research is unique in the pharmaceutical area. As it can be seen in the literature review chapter, the scientific world provides us information on soft skills for different fields of activity (c2d website, 2009), \hyperref[b37]{(Kaipa, et al., 2010)}, \hyperref[b31]{(Heckman \& Kautz, 2012)}, even in the academia with focus on students (Hendarman \& Tjakraatmadja, 2012), \hyperref[b72]{(Zhang, 2012)} and medical field with focus on doctors and nurses, but not on pharmacists. Even though the soft skills are the same for any activity, the needed set of skills depends from one job to another, function of the responsibilities and work environment. Because the profession of pharmacists was neglected by the scholar in terms of soft skills, we decided to pay attention to it. We used the questionnaire to have a general inside view over the skills of the pharmacists, with focus on the soft skills that they need in order to perform effectively. We tried to touch various areas regarding the soft skills of pharmacists: feedback on training attended, relation performance -feedback, needed soft skills to have an easier job. 
\section[{VI. Conclusions and Recommendation}]{VI. Conclusions and Recommendation}\par
Throughout the paper we intended to analyze what skills are and what skills the pharmacists need in order to be preformat, and what are the dimensions specific to this field of activity. Starting prom the concepts of skills and professional development of the human resources within a company, as presented in the available literature we could observe that the existing data is not enough to offer a clear and holistic view on the skills needed by pharmacists. Starting from the existing research we performed our own research whose purpose was to fill in some missing parts.\par
In this thesis we studied in depth the skills needed by pharmacists at Dawacom in order to perform effectively in their line of duty. The research present in this thesis was oriented towards identifying the opinions of Dawacom's employees with respect to the training they attended and were organized by the company they work for. The needs identified through the critical investigation we performed and the rigorous examination of the training programs of the company and the professional development of the employees, if taken into consideration by the management team of the company could impact in a positive manner the future strategies.\par
A skills represents the harmonious combination and use of knowledge, habits and attitudes in order to obtain the expected results at work. Being a skilled person means to apply specialized knowledge, use specific behavior, analyze and take decisions, being creative, and working with the team members, communicating effectively, adapting to a specific environment, coping with challenges.\par
The research revealed the following:\par
? In order to perform effectively pharmacists need pharmacy skills and patient skills (soft skills) ? The subjects were not very reliable; it was very difficult to gather their answers and code the data due to their chaotic answers ? The company should set goals and monitor them ? The employees treasure the team work and are aware about its importance ? The employees don't identify themselves with the mission and values of Dawacom Our study reveals the fact the individuals who work or are interested in their education, can grow professionally, can help the company they work for to obtain human capital that can be converted to economic capital and thus increase the competitiveness of the company on the market. Also, we consider that positive measures to persuade the pharmacist to be involved in the development of the company are important; the present paper being one of these possible measures. Being able to distinguish between an effective and useful training and one at the opposite pole is very important for a company, both for the morale of the employees and for the efficient use of its budget.\par
We could observe during the research that the subjects were reluctant to provide accurate data or even to fill in the questionnaire. Due to the fact that we divided the questions into sections and from time to time we repeated some questions under a different form we were able to identify the contradictory nature of the Dawacom's employees. On one hand they said that they promoted or improved their skills due to training and on the other hand they stated that the training they attended was of poor quality.\par
A future research could follow the positive vs. negative dialectics and identify the themes considered to be irrelevant by the employees. Thus we would be able to understand the ability of the employees to make critical evaluations in terms of the utility value oriented towards the own professional development.\par
With respect to the limits and recommendations for possible future research, first of all we distinguish a lack of representativeness of the studied sample, the purpose of our research being mainly to identify the existence of a set of skills useful in the line of work of the pharmacists, the selection we performed was not a very rigorous one. Due to this reason, we were cautious in generalizing the conclusion, the results and the interpretation of the obtained data. Though, this shortcoming was compensated by the statistical significance of most of the obtained data, besides, we considered only those data that had a significant statistical importance at Dawacom's level, following that in further research to achieve a more rigorous selection involving other professionals such as a sociologist and / or a statistician. Also, an important issue regarding our paper is the presentation and the analysis of the data obtained through different sets of questions whose purpose was to eliminate those answers that are not reliable. A major contribution of our scientific paper is the applicative research. As it can be observed in the analysis and interpretation of the obtained results, it completes the theoretical discourse, by embodying the image of the soft skills possessed by the employees, on one hand, and needed, on the other hand.\par
Based on the obtained results we recommend Dawacom to:\par
? Develop a "core training" for pharmacist.\par
? Design competency assessment tools for development and training purposes ? Provide training and development for managers, especially those who will need to adapt to new roles as coaches, facilitators, and resources to teams.\par
By "core training" we mean that the company should set a training whose purpose is to develop the soft skills identified through our research as being the most important for the activity of a pharmacist. We consider that a strong core training would enhance the soft skills of pharmacists and would help the company focus its training resource in the right direction. In our opinion a core training has the following stages:\par
? Identify the strengths of each employee ? Provide a training to enhance the existing skills ? Identify the missing skills ? Provide training to develop missing skills.\par
In order for a training to be effective first of all the company should identity the competencies of its employees and to support this approach we recommend that the assessment should use at least two assessment tools: competency-based interviews (these are effective for targeting specific competencies), competency assessment tests (they can be used for certifications, performance management, and for the validation of knowledge and skills).\par
Manager should have people skills. Our research revealed that the manager at Dawacom are not involved in the development of their subordinates which led to a sense that the managers are not very competent. Managers need to be able to interrelate with the employees "to feel the pulse" of their teams. Most employees promoted to managers due to their knowledge and technical skills, but once they hold this position their performances will be measured according to the strength of their soft skills. The benefits of the training can be measured by: A conclusion that we can draw, after going through this research is that we cannot neglect the employee's feelings toward the company they work for; the myth according to which we need to only focus on the results and the employee is just a pawn to be run, is no longer topical! If you want results, you have to focus on developing the employees' skills, but also on creating an organizational environment that fosters both performance and employee happiness.\par
Another conclusion that we can draw from our research is that our project should run for a longer period than originally expected and will have to call for actions of the most diverse and attractive, so that the chances of success to be higher. In addition, it is clear that the company need to work on the relation it has with its employees, it has to encourage honesty and explain its values to all of them and make sure that they accept them and act accordingly. Also the company need to work on disseminating the information and changing the attitudes and behaviors among the employees.\par
Therefore if a company wants performance, effectiveness and increased productivity, it has to take into consideration the skills its employees possess and to create an environment that encourages skills enhancement. 
\section[{Acknowledgment}]{Acknowledgment}\par
After sincerely thanking allah (God) for all his Blessing and Guidance for me to accompblish this Project, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my supervosor Professor Dr. Salameh Malik for his patience, tireless, insightful suggestions and valuable guidance during this Project, his contributions were invaluable, extraordinary and his way of supervising a student was unique, I have learnt a lot from him and i am privileged to be his student.\par
My appreciation is extending to my previous manager in abdullah clinic center Mr. Saleh Alduwaihi for his kind support. A very precious thanks to my friends and My Managers in Dawacom Dr. Bashar Alshaltoni and Mr. Osama Amro for their friendly cooperation in collecting data from Dawacom to finish my project, A very special thanks for Dawacom staff who helped me so much in filling up the Questionnaire.. A very special thanks too to april elido, chris Dennosta, Grace Trocho, Yousuf Almashriqi and Dr. Asma'a samarah for their astonishing help and full support from the day crossed to my mind studying the Mba.\par
Last but not least I would like to express my thanks to my precious family that without them this study would be difficult to be completed. I owe a special thanks to my great parents for their endless support and encouragement since I decided to study the Mba and I will never be able to pay them back. I would like to express my warmfull thanks to my wife (Manal) and my t sons for their big belive in me and their patience during my absence for the last 2 years. My thanks are extended to my brothers and will never forget their motivational words to encourage me: Amer: "You will be amazing with the Mba" Asma'a: " \begin{figure}[htbp]
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? Communication skills\\
? Critical and structured thinking\\
? Problem solving skills\\
? Creativity\\
? Teamwork capability\\
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situation, the quicker the organization will reach\\
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? By using different approaches, the company could\\
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employees, thus avoiding the lack of satisfaction\\
among them. Besides various approaches will not\\
only introduce skills and processes, but also create\\
desired behaviors and results, and encourage an\\
attitude favorable continuous learning\\
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within the company, the management team should\\
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employees.\\
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understand their role in the training program,\\
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relevant and delivered through the right\\
methods and techniques. When developing the\\
training program the company should do it with\\
the end user's needs in minds. The company\\
should select a trainer able to create a content\\
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their job responsibilities.\\
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trainer has to make sure that the training will\\
"reach" its target user whether he/she chooses\\
an online tool, smartphone app, workshop or\\
snail mail\\
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training is very important. The quicker the\\
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Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Volume XVI Issue II Version I Year 2016 ( D D D D ) B Year 2016 Volume XVI Issue II Version I D D D D ) ( B\tabcellsep \multicolumn{2}{l}{No body knows your limit, you are over Mohammad: "You did not surprize me, because you are energetic" always have a plan "B" and ambitious" Orwa: "Very smart aref if you make it, but think twice you are our dentist" Sukainah: "My full support to you my twin" Hamzah: "No one can predict what is your next step Aref, I am Jealous that you have this spirit" Moath: "I will follow you after you finish, be ready brother" Anas: You will be a super Dr. Aref when you finish from this great university" 6 What are the training programs that you have attended? 7 What is the average duration of the training sessions? 8 Does your manager help you in selecting the training program you require? 9 Are you satisfied with the way the training session was organized? 10 Is the duration of the training program sufficient? 11 Do you think the teaching methodology adopted is effective? 12 Do you think training should include programs for developing interpersonal skills \& Human Values? 13 How has training helped you? 14 How frequently do you think training programs should be conducted? 15 What is the basis on which the training process is initiated? 16 The extent to which you were aware of the objectives of the program at the time of your nomination. 17 The extent to which the program was in line with your expectation 18 The extent to which the trainer had knowledge of the objective of the training program. 19 The extent to which program was relevant to your work situation. 20 The extent to which the program remained relevant over a period of time 21 Has your improvement in the training program been noticed by your colleagues and manager? 22 What is your overall rating of the training program? 23 I feel more confident \& better equipped to act as a leader \& handle conflicting situations. 24 After attending the program I have become more competent professionally 25 The program has infused in me, a lot of self-confidence to handle new challenges. 26 Has the Managers/team lead's supervisions \& instructions reduced after the training? 27 Attending the program has improved my status in the organization. 27 Attending the program has improved my status in the organization. 28 In your opinion, how could we improve the training program organized by Dawacom? 29 Any Suggestion? Please Specify. 30 What aspect of training program did you enjoy the most? Nr. Question 1 Thinking about the technical area of environmental health where you currently work. Please list any training you believe would be beneficial to you and is not, to the best of your knowledge, currently being planned? By technical we mean any subjects or topics specific to EH core function work: e.g. food control; health and safety; environmental protection; consumer protection; housing; pest control; dog control, licensing; water quality. Or any other technical/specialist area: e.g. nutrition, diet, community development, etc. 2 Thinking about crosscutting topics / issues within the context of future training. Please ch0ose Section B the 3 areas from the list below that you feel would be moot beneficial to your wider professional development (i.e. apart from any specific technical topics listed in the preceding question). 3 From the 3 areas/topics you identified in question 15, please further expand on these answers 4 Thinking back over the last 12 -18 months, have you attended any unique or distinctive training courses that you feel were of value and that you would recommend to others? Please state the name of the course/s, training provider/s and give a brief description of the course/s Nr. Question 1 What skills do you think that a Time management On the Job Off the job 1 day only 1 week 2-5 days More than a week Yes No Satisfied Not Satisfied Average Yes No Yes No Relevant Irrelevant Neutral Rectifying day-to-day errors Changing Departments(projects) Face new Challenges Monthly Quarterly Annually Performance appraisal When project is going on Very little Little Fully Not aware Very little Little Fully Not aware Very little Little Fully Not aware Very little Little Fully Not aware Very little Little Fully Not aware Yes No Partially Outstanding Excellent Very good Fair Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree. Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree. Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree. Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree. Strongly Agree Disagree Undecided Agree Strongly Agree. Answer Project management Managing organizational change Improving service quality Leadership Managing budgets Effective EH business planning Developing effective policy Community/stakeholder engagement Effective partnership working How to advocate effectively Team building Motivation Dealing with stress Communication skills Community Planning The use and relevance of social marketing in behavioral change Emergency planning Planning effective interventions -evidence and evaluation Cultural diversity in the work place Dealing with the media Future career development opportunities Getting your ideal job Creating the best impression 1 2 3 Answer pharmacist needs to have in order to perform effectively? 2 What skills do you already have? Section C 3 What skills do you still have to acquire? 4 What logistical requirements do you have in order to perform effectively? Work skills How important are the following skills to your job? 5 Establishing and monitoring goals and objectives Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 6 Encouraging collaboration among fellow employees and departments to achieve results Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 7 Seeking and utilizing opportunities for continuous learning and self-development Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 8 Understanding and seeking to achieve [Dawacom]'s mission and values Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 9 Responding to a changing organization Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 10 Taking appropriate and timely action to overcome unexpected hurdles or obstacles to a plan or project Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 11 Expressing loyalty and dedication to [Dawacom] in interactions with others Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 12 Setting up and monitoring timeframes and plans Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 13 Which skill do you consider the most important from the list above? (select only one) 14 Suggestions on how to improve these skills Communication skills How important are the following skills to your job? 15 Understanding clear and assertive communication skills and how they create rapport and trust Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 16 Conducting effective and efficient meetings Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 17 Listening carefully Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 18 Which communication skill do you feel is most important to receive training (select one) 19 Suggestions on how to improve these skills People skills How important are the following skills to your job? 20 Encouraging teamwork and collaboration as a method to accomplish tasks and achieve objectives Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 21 Recognizing and rewarding people for doing their best Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 22 Constructively receiving criticism and suggestions from others Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 23 If you needed training to improve your people skills, which one would you want training (select one) How important are the following skills to your job? Leader Skills 24 Conducting regular meetings with direct reports to discuss performance and achievement of objectives Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 25 Giving others direct, constructive feedback which can be used to achieve goals Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 26 Leading people and allocating tasks to achieve goals Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 27 Empowering others to achieve results and holds them accountable for actions Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 28 Motivating others in order to reach organizational goals Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important Not Applicable 29 Influencing others in a way that results in acceptance, agreement, or behavior change Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 30 Which leader skill do you feel is most important to receive training (select one) 31 Suggestions for how you would improve leader skills: Customer Skills How important are the following skills to your job? 32 Understanding who the department's customer is and communicates that priority consistently Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 33 Becoming more effective in satisfying customer needs Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 34 Pursuing the best customer-focused responses that add value to the business Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 35 Which customer skill do you feel is most important to receive training (select one) 36 Suggestions for how you would improve customer skills: Type your answer here How important are the following skills to your job? Business Skills 37 Aligning resources to meet the business needs of [Dawacom] Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 38 Understanding the costs, profits, markets, and added value of the department and how those contribute to the success of [Dawacom] Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 39 Looking at the "big picture" of [Dawacom]'s goals, rather than individual department's needs Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 40 Anticipating marketplace opportunities and supports speed to market. Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 41 Which business skill do you feel is most important to receive training (select one) 42 Suggestions for how you would improve business skills: How important are the following skills to your job? 43 Selecting the appropriate techniques for analysis Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important Analyti cal Skills How important are the following skills to your job? 43 Selecting the appropriate techniques for analysis Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 44 Interpreting financial data, reports, balance sheets, and cash flow analysis Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 45 Generating alternative solutions to problems and challenges. Not Applicable Not Very Important Somewhat Important Important Very Important 46 Which analytical skill do you feel is most important to receive training (select one) 47 Suggestions for how you would improve analytical skills: Section D Nr Focus Question Frequency ? Effectiveness of use 1 I demonstrate required technical knowledge in my work No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Focusing on the Client Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 2 I demonstrate understanding of client's organization and business/regulatory environment. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions 8 prevailing opinion. effective. when needed 3 I communicate the importance of knowledge of roles and responsibilities and standards to team members. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 4 I demonstrate importance of quality by reviewing work products of others and making necessary modifications. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 5 I demonstrate critical thinking skills to understand business issues relevant to client and project. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed Cannot Say No opportunity to observe 6 I represent information and data candidly, accurately and completely. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 7 I recognize and take action when issues require additional consultation and/or escalation. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Demonstrating Courage and Integrity 6 I represent information and data candidly, accurately and completely. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never position that challenges the used was never observe effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 7 I recognize and take action when issues require additional consultation and/or escalation. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Demonstrating Courage and Integrity Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. I am willing to take a No opportunity to Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 9 I understand professional standards and the importance of regulatory responsibilities. No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Behavior when used was not Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior used was usually effective. behavior when needed it effective. effectiveness: The though situations used was usually Never even Poor when 11 appropriate business and technical language. Many occasions when needed Effectiveness: Behavior when 14 process and results. observe I share insights to enhance No opportunity to Cannot Say Moderate usually effective. I prepare concise, well written documents using No opportunity to observe usually effective. when needed Cannot Say situations needed used was not All occasions it Behavior when when used. Effectiveness: when needed even though Effectiveness: needed always effective Marginal Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 10 I set a positive example in timely adherence to: internal and external compliance responsibilities No opportunity to observe Cannot Say Never even Poor Never even though situations needed it Many occasions Moderate Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. when needed Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. Communicating with Impact Many occasions All occasions when needed Moderate though situations needed it effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. Few occasions even though situations needed it Marginal Effectiveness: Behavior when used was not usually effective. Many occasions when needed Moderate Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Behavior All occasions Few occasions Marginal when it Behavior was was effective. Most occasions Very Effective: when used. used was never effective. always effective needed it behavior when used was usually was though situations effectiveness: The Behavior when Very Effective: needed Effectiveness: Behavior when used was usually effective. Most occasions when it was needed Very Effective: Behavior was always effective when used. All occasions when needed 12 I understand and convey the importance of Never even Poor Effectiveness: when needed communications. No opportunity to 13 No opportunity to Cannot Say I provide clear and concise observe instructions to others; Never even though situations needed it Poor effectiveness: The behavior when used was never effective. 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