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Being able to work sufficiently and effectively with technology as vast majority of work is used with technology

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Being able to think and see 'outside of the box' to think of other bigger and better ways to apply yourself

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Creating the best outcome of set tasks and being able to focus on the goal of set tasks

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Being able to collaborate and communicate with others, working together in projects etc

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- Being culturally sensitive towards others, respectively and accepting towards them

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- Being confident to express what you feel to others/ inspiring them to act in similar ways

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- Being able to think quickly and sufficiently and applying it towards how you may wish

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- Able to speak your mind and speak freely with no judgement or discrimination from others

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"Employability refers to the attributes of a person that make that person able to gain and maintain employment."
Source:
Employability. (2018, July 30.) Retrieved October 18, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employability

"The term employability is used in different contexts and in different ways – this pages explains what the University means by employability.
Source:
Employability INFORMATION FOR THE STAFF (2016, July 18). Retrived October 18, from https://www.ed.ac.uk/employability/staff-information/what-why-employability-important

"Employability is commonly seen as one of the manifestations of the rapid changes associated with the globalisation era of the past two decades  First, the decline of industrial production and the rise of a services- (even knowledge-) based economy in the OECD countries necessitate a new form of preparation for the world-of-work. Second, the dominance of Neo-Liberal ideology makes even parties formerly of the left embrace education and work as the ways to end poverty and social exclusion, and abandon the welfare state. Third, the related notions of lifelong learning and boundaryless careers portray this new world as one of exciting opportunities for those that embrace it"
McGrath, S. (2015). What is Employability?.  UNESCO Centre for Comparative Education Research, School of Education, University of Nottingham. Retrieved from
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/266456393

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- not having a job
- getting money from social security
- getting money through other sources rather then working for it

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- having a job
- getting an income
- working
- owning a business or being employed by a business