The employ ability skills are referred to as a set of key personal attributes and transferable skills that are highly valued by the effective performance and employee performance. The employ ability skills are generic instead of job-specific nature. Employ ability skills are common roles in industry and workplace for instance teamwork, communication skills, planning, and organizational skills, technology skills, learning skills, initiative and enterprise skills, problem solving skills and learning skills. Employers often favor those candidates having a wide range of employ ability skills and competent workers with the specific skills for doing jobs (Sydney. ed. Au, 2019). The employ ability skills can be polished by gaining work experience through voluntary work for non-profit organizations, vacation work and internships, part-time paid works, and casual work. The qualities can be demonstrated by gaining skills and gathering evidence (Doyle, Alison, 2019). The employ ability skills, behavior, and attitudes are required for progress and participation in today's dynamic work world. The employ ability skills include personal qualities values and essential skills that enable a person to thrive through any kind of the workplace. The solid interpersonal skills enable the workers to face the challenges and to remain connected with the efforts of policymakers, employers, educators and framework of employ ability skills (Ha run, et la., 2017).

The aim of the present work is to deal with my employability skills as an architect. I have gradually established significant employability skills by working in different organization. In the present work, I will use my interpersonal skills to analyze my employability skills and I will propose a development plan to improve my skills.

References of  Employability Skills 

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Harun, H., Salleh, R., Baharom, M. N. R. & Memon, M. A., 2017. Employability Skills and Attributes of Engineering and Technology Graduates from Employers’ Perspective: Important vs. Satisfaction. Global Business and Management Research: An International Journal, 09(15), pp. 573-581.

Sydney. edu. au, 2019. Employability skills. [Online]
Available at: https://sydney.edu.au/careers/students/career-advice-and-development/employability-skills.html