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130 participants attending the USF Career Center's Fall Job Fair*. were surveyed Eighty-three recruiters' responses, representing a 64.6 percent response rate, are presented below.

The Skills and Abilities for Today's Workplace* List based on percentage of respondents rating the skills/abilities as Extremely Important or Very Important**

A list (90% or more participants rated the skills Extremely Important or Very Important):

Communication 97.60%
Teamwork/Cooperation 95.20
Enthusiasm for Your Work 95.20%
Work Ethic 94.00%
Responsibility 92.80%
Efficient Planning 91.60%
Positive Attitude 91.60%
Ability to Adapt 90.40%

B List (80% to 89% participants rated the skills
Extremely Important or Very Important

Competence 89.20
Self Discipline 83.10%
Inquisitive 83.10%
Curiosity 81.50%
Knowledge 79.50%

The Other Skills(79% or Fewer rated Extremely or Very Important

Motivator 77.10%
Creativity 74.70%
Grammar skills 72.30%
Computer skills 72.30%
Multicultural Awareness 70.70%
Management skills 69.90%
Discriminative Thinking 69.50%
Analytical reasoning 67.50%
Stress Management 66.30%
Mathematical skills 62.70%
Empathy 62.20%
Economic/Bus. Sense 61.50%
Telecommunication 56.60%
Multilingual 4.80%

This research project was approved by the University of South Florida Institutional Review Board for the protection of human subjects ( # 100677